Mary and the pres-ent: For a Trinitarian exegesis of the Word

Ontological insights into the New Testament Greek of the koinè

Abstract

Can silence say something about Being? God spoke to the prophets; but Mary’s unicum appears immanent as the Act that determines its time, so as to be able to define a Via Trinitatis in Maria. As ‘Trinitarian Pause’, participating in that present, she lives as a Mother, like a silence that interrupts the Sound, generating the non-sound that becomes rhythm. She is a ‘pause’ of sound for the voice of God to burst forth from eternity in a suspended instant between ‘the eternal of Being’ and ‘the present of Being’. The Pres-Ent of/in Maria.