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Resumen
- Las lagartijas se mencionan específicamente en la Biblia principalmente en Proverbios 30:28, simbolizando ingenio y adaptabilidad.
- También aparecen en la lista de animales inmundos en Levítico 11:29-30, ilustrando un doble simbolismo de humildad e impureza.
- La capacidad de las lagartijas para regenerar sus colas ha sido interpretada como un símbolo de renovación y resiliencia en el pensamiento cristiano.
- Los contextos culturales e históricos influyen en la interpretación de las lagartijas en las Escrituras, equilibrando asociaciones negativas y positivas.
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