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Resumo
- Lilith não é uma figura bíblica de forma substantiva: O seu nome aparece uma vez em Isaías 34:14, com significado debatido (Lilith = demónio ou criatura noturna/coruja). A Bíblia não conta a sua história nem a liga a Adão ou a Lúcifer.
- A história da primeira esposa é folclore medieval: A ideia de Lilith como a primeira esposa rebelde de Adão vem do Alfabeto de Ben Sira, um texto não canónico, provavelmente satírico, escrito séculos após a Bíblia. Não é escritura inspirada.
- Eva é a primeira mulher na Bíblia: O Génesis apresenta Eva como a primeira mulher, criada como parceira de Adão. Génesis 1 e 2 são perspetivas complementares, não contradições que precisem de Lilith para serem resolvidas.
- As origens de Lilith são demoníacas, não angelicais: Lilith deriva da demonologia do antigo Próximo Oriente (Lilitu) e tornou-se uma demónia no folclore judaico. Ela não é um anjo caído na compreensão cristã ou judaica tradicional.
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