Language become Holy Scriptures

“Language which has become Holy Scriptures, and which maintains its prophetic essence—probably language par excellence—the Word of God that is already audible or still muffled in the heart of every act of speech, is not solely a matter of the engagement of speaking beings in the fabric of the world and History, where they are concerned with them-selves—that is to say, with their perseverance in being.”

E. Levinas

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