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Resumen
- Las polillas se mencionan tanto en el Antiguo como en el Nuevo Testamento de la Biblia, sirviendo como metáforas de verdades espirituales.
- Simbolizan la fragilidad de la vida, la decadencia y la impermanencia de las posesiones terrenales, instando a centrarse en las riquezas espirituales.
- Jesús enseña sobre las polillas en relación con la riqueza material, destacando la inutilidad de acumular tesoros que pueden corromperse.
- Los Padres de la Iglesia interpretaron el simbolismo de la polilla para enfatizar la importancia del desapego de los bienes mundanos y la transformación espiritual.
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