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I wish god would be merciful and take me because it is better to die take me because it is better to die than to live like this. Shalom. Im rabbi Yechiel Eckstein of the International Fellowship of christians and jews. Im standing here in the ukraine in the former soviet union in an area called a shtetl. An old jewish village. Id like to show what happened to the Jewish Community in the past but even more importantly i would like to show you what the Jewish Community is like today in the former soviet union. I think you will be surprised. Announcer a 100 years ago russia was the center of the jewish world with 5 to 6 million jews living there. Although russias largest ethnic group, most lived in poverty and persecution. Then came the bolshevik revolution. Hoffman the soviets systematically destroyed any kind of base for religious affiliation. They closed synagogues. They closed jewish schools, sent rabbis and teachers to jail and prison. And tried to convert everyone to their brand of
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And go home on the arm quintons are. Drawn of their own for a long fingered john the baptist is pointing to this agony to the horror of this scene in all its ramifications and violence after. The death and resurrection of jesus christ are the central tenets of the christian faith. For two thousand years the symbol of the cross has pointed to this religious mystery. You see it everywhere in the christian world. It is displayed on graves it is a trademark and an ornament. It crowns the highest mountains. Yet people have always viewed the cross with revulsion and as a contradiction for the crucifixion combines to seemingly consign. Entities cruelty and our yearning for the divine. Get out and i associate grace thanksgiving and or with the cross and of course you know hes going to have you for me i have im david and feelings as i was theres im not religious so it doesnt speak to me as strict charge people thought i know the meaning of the cross but i just view it as somebody boy good for m
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