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Respect for Life, Respect for Death - Rabbi Yoel Schonfeld
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cordura bottom all those who that are
here I just would make make note of the
fact that was sooo gonna hear from rabbi
krohn Robert chrome can tell you better
than anybody else but the first time a
young man in this world ever receives
any covered is before the brisk walks in
kata all of a sudden everybody stands up
for this kid what did he do he did
nothing the last time someone gets to
covered ashram is after mayor the Astron
when the mace is escorted into the
island and everybody stands up so the
very beginning outset of life at the end
of life was in each case they can't do
anything the little infant doesn't do
anything that may so unfortunately can
no longer do anything and they're
extending discovered but I believe
perhaps the reason why we give them this
covered at this point of their life
because the young man is about to embark
on a whole journey he's off to a mission
and we're standing up and we're saluting
him wishing him well on his mission
after may veteran men or woman passes
and as the kahala says 12 yamaha movis
liam hey baldo were there's more to say
about a person which it's more of a
remarkable a person's death in the day
that he's born because it's now at the
point of death we can look back and see
and see that mission was accomplished so
we salute a little fellow when he moves
on and like he starts out like we salute
the person when they complete life and
that's what covered i mace is really all
about and what distinguishes us in the
terror community is how we treat the
nice i'm not not going to tell the story
here but i refer to it several times as
a certain deoris that we know I say we
my family dr. Horowitz knows of her
because she now lives in Syracuse with
dr. Hart which comes from she became
from in Toronto the community in Toronto
my brother lo rubber glasses rabbi at
that time I'm talking about the
mid-1970s she became for him because she
sought not from I'm sorry she became
aqueora she converted from her Christian
religion to Judy
because she saw how the religious
doctors treated the inmates the cadaver
and what the devil Herricks they
afforded so the way we treat the maze is
where we know how we have conditions a
high as well