god
Jehova
Jehova / God of Israel
also: YHWH, Isten, the Lord of Abraham, Ábrahám Istene
The God of Israel (YHWH, rendered 'Jehova' in 19th-century Hungarian tradition), who appears as both a speaking character (the Voice from the burning bush and the pillar of mist) and the ultimate driver of the drama's plot; Madách presents him as demanding total self-sacrifice from his chosen instrument while ultimately showing mercy.
Reading notes
- Moses §1 Jehova
Jehova (YHWH, the God of Israel), depicted here as both the dramatic engine of history and a speaking character who addresses Moses directly; Madách presents him as a God of justice who demands perfection but shows mercy in response to Moses's intercession.
Mentioned in 1 work (27 mentions)
Moses
- §1.1 Jehova
- §2.140 Jehova
- §2.68 Jehova
- §3.119 Jehova
- §3.162 Jehova
- §3.25 Jehova
- §3.26 Jehova
- §3.28 Jehova
- §4.113 Jehova
- §4.132 Jehova
- §4.29 Jehova
- §4.7 Jehova
- §4.90 Jehova
- §5.135 Jehova
- §5.138 Jehova
- §5.140 Jehova
- §5.142 Jehova
- §5.144 Jehova
- §5.85 the Lord of Abraham
- §6.40 Jehova
- §6.51 Jehova
- §6.53 Jehova
- §6.55 Jehova
- §6.57 Jehova
- §6.59 Jehova
- §6.6 Jehova
- §6.60 Jehova