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Tags:Guest Chaplain: Rabbi Richard Boruch Rabinowitz, Aish International, New York, NY
Sponsor: Rep. Paul Gosar, (R-AZ)
Date of Prayer: 05/03/2017
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May we humbly ask You, God Almighty, to help us focus on the beauty and good of this great country. | |
God, we thank You for giving wisdom to Presidents George W. Bush, Barack Obama, and Donald J. Trump for proclaiming May as Jewish Heritage Month. | |
The Jewish people of this country are grateful and indebted to You, God, for the opportunity to contribute in making the United States a great nation. | |
Aish founder, Rabbi Noah Weinberg, of blessed memory, would say to young people: “When older people see your idealism, they might say, ‘you’ll grow up,’ but what they really mean is ‘you’ll give up.'” Rabbi Weinberg would say: “Never give up––get tougher instead.” | |
Let us pray for the Members of Congress and this great Nation: God, please grant us clarity and courage to always do right and never give up on our principles. | |
God bless the United States of America. |
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115th Congress, 1st Session. Congressional Record, Issue: Vol. 163, No. 76 — Daily Edition (May 3, 2017)
Link: https://chaplain.house.gov/chaplaincy/display_gc.html?id=2534
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