A Jew (n.) is asked to take a leap of action rather than a leap of thought
A Jew (n.) has to rise to the exalted merely to stay ordinary, because the world gives his survival no help.
A Jew (n.) is, at heart, someone caught up in other people's plight, as God is caught up in it.
Jew (n.) were, as one pastor told Frederick the Great, the whole proof of the Bible in a single word.
Jew (n.) survives only where God's name is revered; let God vanish and the Jew vanishes with Him.
The Jew (n.) never stands alone before God; the Torah is always at his side.
Jew (n.) are the shortest proof of the Bible, as the scholar told the king in two words.
Jew (n.) needs to live on the heights merely to remain ordinary in a world that would rather he vanished.