Question: How would you feel if the Pope had made a statement like this:
“The difference between a white and a non-white person stems from the common expression: "Let us differentiate." Thus, we do not have a case of profound change in which a person is merely on a superior level.
Rather, we have a case of "let us differentiate" between totally different species. This is what needs to be said about the body: the body of a white person is of a totally different quality from the body of [members] of all nations of the world. … The difference of the inner quality, however, is so great that the bodies should be considered as completely different species.
This is the reason why our holy books state that there is a difference in attitude about the bodies of non-whites: "their bodies are in vain." … An even greater difference exists in regard to the soul.
Two contrary types of soul exist, a non-white soul comes from three satanic spheres, while the white soul stems from holiness. …a white person was not created as a means for some [other] purpose; he himself is the purpose, since the substance of all [divine] emanations was created only to serve the whites. "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth" [Genesis 1:1] means that [the heavens and the earth] were created for the sake of the whites, who are called the "beginning."
That would be quite a shocking thing for the Pope to say, wouldn’t it?
Well, the Pope did not say this, but Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson - one of the most influential Jewish leaders of the 20th century - did.
To this day world leaders honor the Rabbi and visit his gravesite for guidance and wisdom.
Below is his original quote.
Do world events make more or less sense after reading this?
“The difference between a Jewish and a non-Jewish person stems from the common expression: "Let us differentiate." Thus, we do not have a case of profound change in which a person is merely on a superior level. Rather, we have a case of "let us differentiate" between totally different species. This is what needs to be said about the body: the body of a Jewish person is of a totally different quality from the body of [members] of all nations of the world. … The difference of the inner quality, however, is so great that the bodies should be considered as completely different species. This is the reason why the Talmud states that there is a halachic difference in attitude about the bodies of non-Jews: "their bodies are in vain." … An even greater difference exists in regard to the soul. Two contrary types of soul exist, a non-Jewish soul comes from three satanic spheres, while the Jewish soul stems from holiness. … A Jew was not created as a means for some [other] purpose; he himself is the purpose, since the substance of all [divine] emanations was created only to serve the Jews. "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth" [Genesis 1:1] means that [the heavens and the earth] were created for the sake of the Jews, who are called the "beginning."
This little clay turtle sits on our front porch and apparently a blue jay momma decided it’s the perfect place for a nest.
We can see her fly in and out every day and she is beautiful. There are 4 eggs in there and we can’t wait for them to hatch.
They will be known as the birds in the turtle to future generations and there will be a lot of speculation about the metaphysical meaning of this phrase.
Scholars will argue, believers will fight but you all know the truth😂😂😂
Another sunset post but I’m just in awe 🫢 ❤️
Thank y’all for sharing your sunset pictures I loved them🙏🏻🥰❤️
What are y’all’s plans for this week? Much much love K
Friends,
it's always quite interesting to see how one and the same piece of information/video/article can cause an incredibly variety of reactions. From "blessed and inspired" to "this is fear mongering of the worst kind".
They saw the same piece on information delivered/written by the same person. So is it the information itself or is it something else that determines how we react?
Kristin and I talk about it in today's Sunday Sermon right here 👇🏽
Much Love & Many Blessings,
Jean & Kristin
Friends,
in the face of all that we are witnessing in the world today, who hasn't asked themself at times, "What can little old me change"? It's a common question and we've all asked it before.
It's actually a very important one to ask, but most don't realize how powerful the real answer is.
Let us explain in today's Sunday Sermon 👇🏽
