Tales And Maxims From the Midrash
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Leves were : ' For this let every saint pray to Thee. ' Those of Rabbi Jos6 b. Pinehas were : ' Better one day in thy court ' ; and those of Rabbi Joshua b. Levi were : ' How great is thy goodness which Thou hast reserved for those who revere Thee. ' — Mid. Psalms 5.
A man is bound to pay the same respect to his wife's father as he would to his own father. — Mid. Psalms 7.
With regard to the conduct of life, men may be said to be divided into three sections. There arc men who are thoroughly goo...d, practising righteousness for righteous- ness' sake. They are thankful to their Maker for having brought them to this life and endowed them with intel- lect to view the works of creation ; they expect and ask for no reward. There is another sect who, when doing any commendable deed, book it, as it were, to their credit and expect recompense in the future life. But there is, alas ! a worse section, who neither have nor seek to have any merits of their own, but look for favours to the merits of their ancestors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leves were : ' For this let every saint pray to Thee. ' Those of Rabbi Jos6 b. Pinehas were : ' Better one day in thy court ' ; and those of Rabbi Joshua b. Levi were : ' How great is thy goodness which Thou hast reserved for those who revere Thee. ' — Mid. Psalms 5.
A man is bound to pay the same respect to his wife's father as he would to his own father. — Mid. Psalms 7.
With regard to the conduct of life, men may be said to be divided into three sections. There arc men who are thoroughly goo...d, practising righteousness for righteous- ness' sake. They are thankful to their Maker for having brought them to this life and endowed them with intel- lect to view the works of creation ; they expect and ask for no reward. There is another sect who, when doing any commendable deed, book it, as it were, to their credit and expect recompense in the future life. But there is, alas ! a worse section, who neither have nor seek to have any merits of their own, but look for favours to the merits of their ancestors.
What to read after Tales And Maxims From the Midrash?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Rapaport to read onlineMoreLess
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