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Tabernacle Faith
Contributed by Robert Leroe on Apr 7, 2013 (message contributor)
TABERNACLE FAITH
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks writes about the feast of Tabernacles: "Sitting in the booth underneath its canopy of leaves, I often think of my ancestors and their wanderings across Europe in search of safety; and I begin to understand how faith was their only home. Their existence was fragile, chillingly exposed to the storms of prejudice and hate. But it proved stronger than empires. Their faith has survived."
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