The Jewish Question And the Mission of the Jews
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" Eabbi Mar Samuel had great influence in the third century. The prophet Jeremiah had already enjoined upon the exiled Jews : " Further the welfare of the state to which ye have been driven in exile. " Samuel raised this to a precept, which was to be universally binding for the Jew, that wherever he might be, the laws of the land should be as binding as are his own. This pre- cept has been accepted by the Jews wherever they have been, and they have lived up to it.
' I omit a long period, and tu...rn to Eabbi Gershom Ben Yehuda, who had a very bene- ficent influence upon Judaism. In spirit Judaism always favoured monogamy; but it had not expressly forbidden polygamy. This was first done by Gershom. Since that time monogamy remains inviolate. The numerous poems which bear testimony to the beauti- ful relation between man and wife are most impressive. A special class of these were the bridal songs in which Yehuda Ben Halevi distinguished himself, and which praise the high dignity and sanctity of matrimony.
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" Eabbi Mar Samuel had great influence in the third century. The prophet Jeremiah had already enjoined upon the exiled Jews : " Further the welfare of the state to which ye have been driven in exile. " Samuel raised this to a precept, which was to be universally binding for the Jew, that wherever he might be, the laws of the land should be as binding as are his own. This pre- cept has been accepted by the Jews wherever they have been, and they have lived up to it.
' I omit a long period, and tu...rn to Eabbi Gershom Ben Yehuda, who had a very bene- ficent influence upon Judaism. In spirit Judaism always favoured monogamy; but it had not expressly forbidden polygamy. This was first done by Gershom. Since that time monogamy remains inviolate. The numerous poems which bear testimony to the beauti- ful relation between man and wife are most impressive. A special class of these were the bridal songs in which Yehuda Ben Halevi distinguished himself, and which praise the high dignity and sanctity of matrimony.
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