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Faith (n.) is greater than seeing, said the rabbi who saw no heavenly guests in his booth but knew them there.
The Fur-coat zaddik (n.) keeps warm alone, where someone who lights a stove warms the whole room.
Oral torah (n.) has never been written down, because no book has ever contained what the Torah means.
Reason (n.) on its own, the Rabbi of Kotzk suspected, may be unable even to begin seeking God.
Unspeakable (n.) residue at the bottom of the heart is God's favorite part of us.
Worship (n.) should be like fear at meeting a wolf: wholly absorbed and with no time to admire itself.