by María José Schultz Montalbetti · SAN PABLO · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788428572248
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«Rizpaj: y su silencio elocuente» is the biblical essay by María José Schultz Montalbetti (San Pablo, paperback, 64 pages, in Spanish).
The book studies Rizpah's brief presence in the second book of Samuel. Concubine of Saul and mother of two executed sons, she kept watch over their bodies for months to protect them from scavengers until David buried them with Saul's remains. The work analyses her marginal condition and how that gesture transformed a king and left a memory in Israel.
It belongs to the Biblical Women collection, coordinated by Silvia Martínez Cano, and incorporates a thinking routine and visual thinking diagrams by Montserrat Martín Blanco.
A popularising work for readers interested in the Bible, feminist theology and the role of women in the Scriptures.
