The Claims of the Jews to An Equality of Rights Illustrated in a Series of Lett
The Claims of the Jews to An Equality of Rights Illustrated in a Series of Lett
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In the second place we were enjoined to sanctify the last day of the week as the Lord's day, to abstain thereon from labour, and to regard it as a token of God's power and protection; in order that thereon we might, when abstaining from our daily toil, reflect on our way, and renew in our hearts and the hearts LETTERS ON THE EQUAL RIGHTS OF JEWS. 55 of our children and dependants, the love of the Lord, for the manifold blessings we hourly enjoy from his hands.
In the third place, the love of ou...r fellow-man was strictly dwelt upon, and we were ordered not to injure him in the least of his possessions. For the Beneficent One has showered his gifts upon all his creatures, and his table is spread for all, and life, home, wealth and name are alike blessings proceeding from Him ; and let no man therefore dare presumptuously to rise up and disturb in his iniquity the order which universal Justice has established.
It is not ignorance, therefore, if the Jew clings with unshaken hope, with unwavering faith, to the undivided Unity, which his fathers adored ; it is not blindness, if he rejects doctrines which the prophets knew not ; it is not superstition if he mixes, in his system, the outward worship of God and the observance of ceremonial duties (e), with love and duty to the state and his fellow-men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the second place we were enjoined to sanctify the last day of the week as the Lord's day, to abstain thereon from labour, and to regard it as a token of God's power and protection; in order that thereon we might, when abstaining from our daily toil, reflect on our way, and renew in our hearts and the hearts LETTERS ON THE EQUAL RIGHTS OF JEWS. 55 of our children and dependants, the love of the Lord, for the manifold blessings we hourly enjoy from his hands.
In the third place, the love of ou...r fellow-man was strictly dwelt upon, and we were ordered not to injure him in the least of his possessions. For the Beneficent One has showered his gifts upon all his creatures, and his table is spread for all, and life, home, wealth and name are alike blessings proceeding from Him ; and let no man therefore dare presumptuously to rise up and disturb in his iniquity the order which universal Justice has established.
It is not ignorance, therefore, if the Jew clings with unshaken hope, with unwavering faith, to the undivided Unity, which his fathers adored ; it is not blindness, if he rejects doctrines which the prophets knew not ; it is not superstition if he mixes, in his system, the outward worship of God and the observance of ceremonial duties (e), with love and duty to the state and his fellow-men.
What to read after The Claims of the Jews to An Equality of Rights Illustrated in a Series of Lett?
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