Outline de la quinta montaña (ingles)

Book Report (Outline)

The fifth Mountain

I. Introduction.

The main character in the novel is a biblical character, the prophet Elijah. In the novel the author tells us that all humandestiny planned by God so as to accomplish a particular task as the "possibilities of each." Therefore, any barrier that stands to be regarded as "a pretext to test our strength," one should never giveup. So while there are steps to fulfill our dream or mission, you have to be aware that the first "beat" is ourselves, because God gives us "a lot of opportunities," On the way to fulfill our missionthere is no tragedy, but the inevitable, you just need to distinguish what is temporary (the inevitable) than definitive (the lessons of the inevitable). For any unavoidable situation beforethinking about the future must "reconstruct the past" based on "the good things we did." You should also remember that we have to go through different stages in our lives to reach the goal. At some point inour history it is necessary to deal with God: he may protest, demand that something, ask questions, ask for explanations, even doubt its existence. This will help us measure our own strength. Anysoreness should counter it with action, and if you look (or projects) always what we want any discouragement disappear. Prayer: "good is evil disguised, but still good, and part of the plan that Hecreated for mankind" may mean that the apparent failures in life we ​​are used by God to fulfill their purposes. Interestingly, the fiction that Coelho adds to the story of Elijah, is not at odds withthe biblical account.
Elijah, one of the greatest prophets of the Old Testament in the Bible, is considered by some experts in exegesis as a minor prophet, not even have a proper book, appears inFirst Kings chapter 17, that is, who thus becomes a valuable lesson of hope for modern man, and raises us to what extent we can determine our fate, do not leave any writing done for him. Suddenly the...