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"Is there a point to all this copy/pasting of Isaiah? Like, we don't need Isaiah in your book, Smith. If we want to read it, we'll go read it in the other Bible." — Aug 26, 2026 11:11PM
"Is there a point to all this copy/pasting of Isaiah? Like, we don't need Isaiah in your book, Smith. If we want to read it, we'll go read it in the other Bible." — Aug 26, 2026 11:11PM
“Trust in God, for He has entrusted you
With a sacred duty. What else can you do?”
― The Poem of Queen Esther
With a sacred duty. What else can you do?”
― The Poem of Queen Esther
“The great things about siblings, I'm learning, is it turns out you can be as awful to them as you want, and they still have to put up with you.”
― The Rise of Renegade X
― The Rise of Renegade X
“Were prayer a function only of our brains, then we would never be able to pray. The brain would never be able to transcend its physical limitations to truly comprehend God. Our hearts have the capacity to reach where our intellects can't.”
― The Art of Jewish Prayer
― The Art of Jewish Prayer
“Zionism, as a word, was invented less than a century ago. But when Chana fell in love with Zion at the age of seventeen, the idea was already three thousand years old.”
― Ordinary Heroes: The Life and Death of Chana Szenes, Israel's National Heroine
― Ordinary Heroes: The Life and Death of Chana Szenes, Israel's National Heroine
“But throughout my childhood I had met people with numbers tattooed on their arms, and I heard it whispered that they had come back from death. So I had always thought of death as a place somewhere in Poland: it was called Auschwitz.”
― Ordinary Heroes: The Life and Death of Chana Szenes, Israel's National Heroine
― Ordinary Heroes: The Life and Death of Chana Szenes, Israel's National Heroine
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