"And yes, we pray. Not as a retreat from responsibility, but as a cry for courage. We pray not for God to fix the world, but to give us the strength to help fix it. "
And there is the difference between what the rabbi is saying and the way Mike Johnson and his ilk pray.
I hope the Rabbi will soon write eloquently with moral courage about the ongoing genocide and plans to force Gazans into concentration camps , and then expel them or bomb them or let them die from starvation, disease and thirst…
Sad, beautiful, and so inspiring. Thank you!
"And yes, we pray. Not as a retreat from responsibility, but as a cry for courage. We pray not for God to fix the world, but to give us the strength to help fix it. "
And there is the difference between what the rabbi is saying and the way Mike Johnson and his ilk pray.
Thank you 🙏🏼
So very beautiful. Thank you.
Indeed. Thank you for sharing this and I'll foward this column to many.
I hope the Rabbi will soon write eloquently with moral courage about the ongoing genocide and plans to force Gazans into concentration camps , and then expel them or bomb them or let them die from starvation, disease and thirst…
I wonder what he has to say about Gaza