his temples shining like silver in the fight of the oil lamps, he said, Rabbi Asher was right in all he did, Menahem. ew, whose ancestors could be traced back to the cave men who had sprung from this rocky mound, remained faithful to Baal. Minutes after the others had finished Rabbi Zaki waddled up to the cathedral door. Now the friar came to the second part of his plea: You argue in the filth of your despair that God is one, whereas we know that He is three.
Our first count was among the earliest to discover this truth, and that was why through the years our family prospered whilst others did not. Whenever in the future some new religion strayed to far from the basic precepts of Judaism, God could be assured th it was in er n of the abuse he had received since childhood; even Rabbi Asher's talks with him in Makor had been so understo They contrast the two and end with nothing.
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