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the Jewish people , had not the prophets anticipated it with an idea which interpreted that exile as only a temporary hiatus . The third event was the destruction of the Second Commonwealth . That , too , would have marked the end of ...
the Jewish people , had not the prophets anticipated it with an idea which interpreted that exile as only a temporary hiatus . The third event was the destruction of the Second Commonwealth . That , too , would have marked the end of ...
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That is to say , there would be the same separate groups , the same Jewish minorities in the countries , but with this difference : that the Jewish tradition , the Messianic idea , the Jewish religion - the fine things that justify the ...
That is to say , there would be the same separate groups , the same Jewish minorities in the countries , but with this difference : that the Jewish tradition , the Messianic idea , the Jewish religion - the fine things that justify the ...
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Actually , it was precisely emancipation that demonstrated the need for a Jewish State , more than all the Messianic ideas did . In our time the greatest danger to Jewish existence was and is the possibility that the Jews may cease to ...
Actually , it was precisely emancipation that demonstrated the need for a Jewish State , more than all the Messianic ideas did . In our time the greatest danger to Jewish existence was and is the possibility that the Jews may cease to ...
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Art and Literature | 319 |
Story of Jewish | 328 |
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