"Concerning him who loves his neighbours, who befriends his relatives, marries his sister's daughter ( This is a meritorious act, because the affection a man has for his sister will be extended to her daughter, his wife.)"
— Babylonian Talmud: Yebamoth 62b
"And as the nations walk on the way (to Jerusalem), they will throw their arms around the children of Israel, embrace and kiss them, yea, lick the dust under their feet, as is said, Kings shall be thy fosterfathers, and their queens they nursing mothers; they shall bow down to thee with their face to the earth; and lick the dust of thy feet (Isa. 49:23)."
Tana Debe Eliyyahu: The Lore of the
School of Elijah. Translated from the
Hebrew by William G. Braude
and Israel J. Kapstein. Jewish
Publication Society. 1997 (Originally
published 1980). p.179.
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ReplyNo, I've posted everything on here, no help, no assistant.
Many of my posts are inspired by the work of others, or in some cases, are just quotes from them. If that was the case, accreditation is now always given. Although I'd admit, in some of the older posts, which I've long forgotten about, I might not have properly accredited my source.