The Unchanging Law Shearith Israels Heritage And Hope Sermon Preached in the
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"He who makes a breach in the hedge of the Law, " say the Rabbis, "gives entry to the insidious influences of destruction. " Let us test this general affirmation by specific facts of recent history known to all of us. It is an illuminating historical truth that, with the exception of this congregation, which is two hundred and sixty years old, and our sister Sephardic congregation in Philadelphia, which is about one hundred and seventy years old, there is no Jewish congregation in the United St...ates more than fifty or sixty years old which has not given way to the progressive influences of reform. These two are the only old congregations in which the congregant knows at all times where he stands and in which he can be sure that the Judaism of today is the Judaism of yesterday and the Judaism of tomorrow. Every other old congrega- tion has drifted from the moorings of the Law and has re-inter- preted Judaism to suit both the advancing 1 whims of its successive ministers, and the insistent demands for an easier religion made by congregations "who have not been willing to listen to the Law of God, who have said to the seers 'See not, ' and to those who have visions, 'Give us no vision of the right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"He who makes a breach in the hedge of the Law, " say the Rabbis, "gives entry to the insidious influences of destruction. " Let us test this general affirmation by specific facts of recent history known to all of us. It is an illuminating historical truth that, with the exception of this congregation, which is two hundred and sixty years old, and our sister Sephardic congregation in Philadelphia, which is about one hundred and seventy years old, there is no Jewish congregation in the United St...ates more than fifty or sixty years old which has not given way to the progressive influences of reform. These two are the only old congregations in which the congregant knows at all times where he stands and in which he can be sure that the Judaism of today is the Judaism of yesterday and the Judaism of tomorrow. Every other old congrega- tion has drifted from the moorings of the Law and has re-inter- preted Judaism to suit both the advancing 1 whims of its successive ministers, and the insistent demands for an easier religion made by congregations "who have not been willing to listen to the Law of God, who have said to the seers 'See not, ' and to those who have visions, 'Give us no vision of the right.
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