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Editorial
September 5, 1915
Event 2 of 2
The Intelligencer
Anderson, Anderson County, South Carolina
What is this article about?
Editorial condemns contempt toward Jews, invoking Disraeli's defense of his heritage and Jesus's Jewish origins, arguing Christians should honor Jews for providing their religion and Savior, and embrace charity after centuries.
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THE JEWS.
Invariably when we hear anyone refer contemptuously to the Jews, as such, we are reminded of the immortal words of that former Premier of the British dominions, the virtual sovereign of that vast empire, Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield, who, when taunted once in Parliament with being a Jew, rose and answered, "Yes, I am a Jew, but let me remind the honorable gentleman that when his ancestors were savages on the banks of the Thames mine were princes in Solomon's temple!"
And then, too, we are reminded of the fact that He who was nailed to the Cross of Calvary was born of a Jewish mother and was to all intents and purposes a Jew.
Rising above individual likes and dislikes, let us ask ourselves if it is, or ever has been, consistent for Christians to despise the people who gave to us our patriarchs, our prophets, our Bible, our religion and our Savior. Nearly nineteen centuries have come and gone since Jesus Christ was put to his death by a mob. Surely it is time for His teachings of charity and the brotherhood of man to prevail among His followers.
Invariably when we hear anyone refer contemptuously to the Jews, as such, we are reminded of the immortal words of that former Premier of the British dominions, the virtual sovereign of that vast empire, Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield, who, when taunted once in Parliament with being a Jew, rose and answered, "Yes, I am a Jew, but let me remind the honorable gentleman that when his ancestors were savages on the banks of the Thames mine were princes in Solomon's temple!"
And then, too, we are reminded of the fact that He who was nailed to the Cross of Calvary was born of a Jewish mother and was to all intents and purposes a Jew.
Rising above individual likes and dislikes, let us ask ourselves if it is, or ever has been, consistent for Christians to despise the people who gave to us our patriarchs, our prophets, our Bible, our religion and our Savior. Nearly nineteen centuries have come and gone since Jesus Christ was put to his death by a mob. Surely it is time for His teachings of charity and the brotherhood of man to prevail among His followers.
What sub-type of article is it?
Moral Or Religious
What keywords are associated?
Christian Duty
Jewish Contributions
Charity
Brotherhood Of Man
What entities or persons were involved?
Jesus Christ
Jews
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Christian Responsibility Toward Jews
Stance / Tone
Moral Exhortation
Key Figures
Jesus Christ
Jews
Key Arguments
Inconsistent For Christians To Despise Jews Given Their Contributions To Christianity
Time For Jesus's Teachings To Prevail Among Followers