let the time come speedily
when all the oppressed shall find deliverance.
In Gates of Prayer, Chaim Stern, ed. (New York: Central Conference of American Rabbis, 1975), 406.
Chag Pesach Sameach
let the time come speedily
when all the oppressed shall find deliverance.
In Gates of Prayer, Chaim Stern, ed. (New York: Central Conference of American Rabbis, 1975), 406.
Matters of Interpretation 
2 responses to “Chag Pesach Sameach”
I may be an atheist but I love these hopeful expressions of a glad future from so many divergent voices. If there is a God, I truly hope he is a God of deliverance.
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Thought of you, when reading something recently (Job and the Excess of Evil, Philippe Nemo, trans. Michael Kigel, Duquesne UP, 1998):
“Faith in God, in effect, is rationally equivalent to a certainty in the ultimate triumph of the Good” (200).
I confess, I, myself, am just not willing to give up on that.
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