龙纹身的女孩

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thenpastorfalkseeedtofetallaboutblokvistandstartedtalkingwiththeotherpatients.

hegotbacktohedebyislandjustafter2:00.hewalkedovertoceciliavanger’sandknockedonthedoor,butwithoutsuess.hetriedherobilenuberagainbutnoanswer.

heattachedonesokealartoawallinthekitchenandonenexttothefrontdoor.heputonefireextinguishernexttothewoodstovebesidethebedroodoorandanotheronebesidethebathroodoor.thenheadehiselflunch,whichconsistedofcoffeeandopensandwiches,andsatinthegarden,wherehewastypingupthenotesofhisconversationwithpastorfalk.whenthatwasdone,heraisedhiseyestothechurch.

hedeby’snewparsonagewasquiteanordinaryoderndwellingafewinutes’walkfrothechurch.blokvistknockedonthedoorat4:00andexplainedtopastormargaretastrandhthathehadetoseekadviceonatheologicalatter.margaretastrandhwasadark-hairedwoanofabouthisownage,dressedinjeansandaflannelshirt.shewasbarefootandhadpaintedtoenails.hehadrunintoherbeforeatsusanne’sbridgecaféonacoupleofoasionsandtalkedtoheraboutpastorfalk.hewasgivenafriendlyreceptionandinvitedtoeandsitinhercourtyard.

blokvisttoldherthathehadinterviewedottofalkandwhattheoldanhadsaid.pastorstrandhlistenedandthenaskedhitorepeatitwordforword.

“iwassenttoservehereinhedebyonlythreeyearsago,andi’veneveractuallyetpastorfalk.heretiredseveralyearsbeforethat,butibelievethathewasfairlyhigh-church.whathesaidtoyoueantsoethingonthelinesof‘keeptoscripturealone’—solascriptura—andthatitissufficientiascripturae.thislatterisanexpressionthatestablishesthesufficiencyofscriptureaongliteralbelievers.solafideeansfaithaloneorthetruefaith.”

“isee.”

“allthisisbasicdoga,sotospeak.ingeneralit’stheplatforofthechurchandnothingunusualatall.hewassayingquitesiply:‘readthebible—itwillprovidesufficientknowledgeandvouchesforthetruefaith.’”

mikaelfeltabitebarrassed.

“nowihavetoaskyouinwhatconnectionthisconversationourred,”shesaid.

“iwasaskinghiaboutapersonhehadetanyyearsago,soeonei’writingabout.”

“areligiousseeker?”

“soethingalongthatline.”

“ok.ithinkiunderstandthecontext.youtoldethatpastorfalksaidtwootherthings—that‘josefwillcertainlyexcludethe’andthat‘theywereneveraeptedintothecanon.’isitpossiblethatyouisunderstoodandthathesaidjosefusinsteadofjosef?it’sactuallythesaenae.”

“that’spossible,”blokvistsaid.“itapedtheconversationifyouwanttolistentoit.”

“no,idon’tthinkthat’snecessary.thesetwosentencesestablishfairlyunequivocallywhathewasalludingto.josefuswasajewishhistorian,andthesentence‘theywereneveraeptedintothecanon’ayhaveeantthattheywereneverinthehebrewcanon.”

“andthateans?”

shelaughed.

“pastorfalkwassayingthatthispersonwasenthralledbyesotericsources,specificallytheapocrypha.thegreekwordapokryphoseans‘hidden,’andtheapocryphaarethereforethehiddenswhichsoeconsiderhighlycontroversialandothersthinkshouldbeincludedintheoldtestaent.theyaretobias,judith,esther,baruch,sirach,thesofthemaabees,andsoeothers.”

“fiveyignorance.i’veheardaboutthesoftheapocryphabuthaveneverreadthe.what’sspecialaboutthe?”

“there’sreallynothingspecialabouttheatall,exceptthattheycaeintoexistencesoewhatlaterthantherestoftheoldtestaent.theapocryphaweredeletedfrothehebrewbible—notbecausejewishscholarsistrustedtheircontentbutsiplybecausetheywerewrittenafterthetiewhengod’srevelatoryworkwasconcluded.ontheotherhand,theapocryphaareincludedintheoldgreektranslationofthebible.they’renotconsideredcontroversialin,forexaple,theroancatholihurch.”

“isee.”

“however,theyarecontroversialintheprotestantchurch.duringthereforation,theologianslookedtotheoldhebrewbible.martinlutherdeletedtheapocryphafrothereforation’sbibleandlatercalvindeclaredthattheapocryphaabsolutelyustnotserveasthebasisforconvictionsinattersoffaith.thustheircontentscontradictorinsoewayconflictwithclaritasscripturae—theclarityofscripture.”

“inotherwords,censoreds.”

“quiteright.forexaple,theapocryphaclaithatagianbepractisedandthatliesincertaincasesaybeperissible,andsuchstateents,ofcourse,upsetdogaticinterpretersofscripture.”

“soifsoeonehasapassionforreligion,it’snotunthinkablethattheapocryphawillpopupontheirreadinglist,orthatsoeonelikepastorfalkwouldbeupsetbythis.”

“exactly.encounteringtheapocryphaisalostunavoidableifyou’restudyingthebibleorthecatholicfaith,andit’sequallyprobablethatsoeonewhoisinterestedinesotericaingeneralightreadthe.”

“youdon’thappentohaveacopyoftheapocrypha,doyou?”

shelaughedagain.abright,friendlylaugh.

“ofcourseido.theapocryphawereactuallypublishedasastatereportfrothebibleissionintheeighties.”

aranskywonderedwhatwasgoingonwhensalanderaskedtospeaktohiinprivate.heshutthedoorbehindherandotionedhertothevisitor’schair.shetoldhithatherworkformikaelblokvistwasdone—thelawyerwouldbepayingherbeforetheendoftheonth—butthatshehaddecidedtokeeponwiththisparticularinvestigation.blokvisthadofferedheraconsiderablyhighersalaryforaonth.

“iaself-eployed,”salandersaid.“untilnowi’venevertakenajobthatyouhaven’tgivene,inkeepingwithouragreeent.whatiwanttoknowiswhatwillhappentoourrelationshipifitakeajobonyown?”

aranskyshrugged.

“you’reafreelancer,youcantakeanyjobyouwantandchargewhatyouthinkit’sworth.i’justgladyou’reakingyourownoney.itwould,however,bedisloyalofyoutotakeonclientsyoufindthroughus.”

“ihavenoplanstodothat.i’vefinishedthejobaordingtothecontractwesignedwithblokvist.whatthisisaboutisthatiwanttostayonthecase.i’devendoitfornothing.”

“don’teverdoanythingfornothing.”

“youknohatiean.iwanttoknoherethisstoryisgoing.i’veconvincedblokvisttoaskthelawyertokeepeonasaresearchassistant.”

shepassedtheagreeentovertoaransky,whoreadrapidlythroughit.

“withthissalaryyouightaswellbeworkingforfree.lisbeth,you’vegottalent.youdon’thavetoworkforsallchange.youknowyoucanakeahellofalotorewitheifyoueonboardfull-tie.”

“idon’twanttoworkfull-tie.but,dragan,yloyaltyistoyou.you’vebeengreattoesinceistartedhere.iwanttoknowifacontractlikethisisokwithyou,thattherewon’tbeanyfrictionbetweenus.”

“isee.”hethoughtforaoent.“it’s100percentok.thanksforasking.ifanyoresituationslikethiscropupinthefuturei’dappreciateitifyouaskedesotherewon’tbeanyisunderstandings.”

salanderthoughtoverwhethershehadanythingtoadd.shefixedhergazeonaransky,sayingnotaword.insteadshejustnoddedandthenstoodupandleft,asusualwithnofarewellgreeting.

shegottheanswershewantedandinstantlylostinterestinaransky.hesiledtohiself.thatshehadevenaskedhiforadvicearkedanewhighpointinhersocialisationprocess.

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