Hizuk Emunah Or Faith Strengthened
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The expression of the prophet, " We are all unclean, and all our virtues are like a rotten garment, " has refer- ence to such religious works as are performed through vain-glory and selfish motives, in order to create envy among our neighbours, it is evident enough that the best actions must displease the Almighty when they originate from base motives ; " For the Searcher of hearts, " say our sages, " regards the intentions only. " Hence the admonition in Deut. Xv. 10, " Thou shalt supply him l...iberally, nor shall thy heart be vexed while thou givest. " And in chap, xxviii. 47, we read, " Because thou didst not serve the Lord thy God in joy, and with a cheerful heart. " The above passage, " We are all unclean, and all our righteousness is like a rotten K 130 FAITH STRENGTHENED.
garment, " relates, therefore, to the objectionable conduct and impure intentions of those who selfishly labour in the cause of the Almighty, and, as the leaves dropping from the tree are carried away by the wind, so we, in consequence of our sins, are dispersed throughout all the quarters of the globe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The expression of the prophet, " We are all unclean, and all our virtues are like a rotten garment, " has refer- ence to such religious works as are performed through vain-glory and selfish motives, in order to create envy among our neighbours, it is evident enough that the best actions must displease the Almighty when they originate from base motives ; " For the Searcher of hearts, " say our sages, " regards the intentions only. " Hence the admonition in Deut. Xv. 10, " Thou shalt supply him l...iberally, nor shall thy heart be vexed while thou givest. " And in chap, xxviii. 47, we read, " Because thou didst not serve the Lord thy God in joy, and with a cheerful heart. " The above passage, " We are all unclean, and all our righteousness is like a rotten K 130 FAITH STRENGTHENED.
garment, " relates, therefore, to the objectionable conduct and impure intentions of those who selfishly labour in the cause of the Almighty, and, as the leaves dropping from the tree are carried away by the wind, so we, in consequence of our sins, are dispersed throughout all the quarters of the globe.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac Ben Abraham Troki to read onlineMoreLess
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