125K views · 1.2K reactions | Yiddish poet Hirsch Glick, born on April 24, 1922, is most known for writing the lyrics to the song "Zog nit keyn mol," or 'Never Say,' while in the Vilna ghetto. It was the song that became a symbol of resistance against the Nazis' persecution of Jews during the Holocaust. Listen here: bit.ly/2VlDd5y With special thanks to WJC International Yiddish center / Центр идиш ВЕК | World Jewish Congress | Facebook

The early church writers are no different from any other type of literature in that they need to be understood in their proper context, both in the literary sense and the historical sense! Ignatius of Antioch was not perfect in his understanding of theology and was not writing theology on the last supper! I hope you will have the courage to join me live on the Bible in context show when I do open mic inviting Catholics on to defend their position when we discuss Catholic theology. ⭐️ Eager to be