Seminary Addresses And Other Papers
Seminary Addresses And Other Papers
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The pleasant duty with which we have just been occupied was to confer degrees upon seven of our graduates. The labor was long, extending over years, and the work was by no means easy, covering a multitude of subjects demanding serious study and close application, but the reward has come at last in the shape of degrees just conferred the only reward in the gift of the authorities of this institution.
But my young friends, do not flatter yourselves that your labors are at an end. They are only be...gin- ning. There is a story of an ancient Rabbi who warned his pupils when they were about to enter upon the performance of their duties, as follows: "Believe not that I make you masters: behold, you are appointed servants. " The words sound harsh, but they contain a great truth which is often over- looked in our times, and that is that no man in authority is greater than the source whence his authority is derived. The authority of the Rabbi is derived from the Torah; he is its servant, not its master.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pleasant duty with which we have just been occupied was to confer degrees upon seven of our graduates. The labor was long, extending over years, and the work was by no means easy, covering a multitude of subjects demanding serious study and close application, but the reward has come at last in the shape of degrees just conferred the only reward in the gift of the authorities of this institution.
But my young friends, do not flatter yourselves that your labors are at an end. They are only be...gin- ning. There is a story of an ancient Rabbi who warned his pupils when they were about to enter upon the performance of their duties, as follows: "Believe not that I make you masters: behold, you are appointed servants. " The words sound harsh, but they contain a great truth which is often over- looked in our times, and that is that no man in authority is greater than the source whence his authority is derived. The authority of the Rabbi is derived from the Torah; he is its servant, not its master.
What to read after Seminary Addresses And Other Papers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schechter, S. (Solomon), 1847-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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