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The Jewish Encyclopedia, Vol 4, p. 294-296, defines the
rabbis' functions as follows:
"Rabbi (my master); function to teach the scriptures and
the oral and traditional laws . . . In the Jewish religion the
rabbi is no priest, no apostle, he has no hierarchical authority.
He is a teacher, one who unfolds and explains religion, teaches
the young in the school, the old from the pulpit, and both by
his writings."
The reader should observe the intermingling of their civil
and religious laws. Both appear to be based on their interpretation
of the old testament (see reference to Deuter. XXII, 3
above). They are so confused that it is impossible to determine
where their religion ends and their civil law begins.
It is clear, however, that both in a civil and religious sense
they regard themselves as a "chosen" people, a superior race
who are entitled to rule us (the 'goyim'), and are entitled to
our services and to everything we have. We Gentiles were created
for the purpose of serving them, of being their slaves. Although
in the form of "human beings" we are no better than animals.
We are not worthy of marrying one of them, either man
or woman, and if we do, such marriage is illegal and void. They
have adhered to this law rather religiously throughout the ages
and in all countries.
The author sums up their estimate of us (the goyim) as
follows:
"They are idolaters, the worst kind of people, much worse
than the Turks, murderers, fornicators, impure animals, like
dirt, unworthy to be called men, beasts in human form, worthy
of the name of beasts, cows, asses, pigs, dogs, worse than dogs;
that they propagate after the manner of beasts, that they have
a diabolic origin, that their souls come from the devil and return
to the devil in hell after death; and that even the body
of a dead Christian is nothing different from that of an animal."*
The following are samples of their estimate of Christians
and of our Savior, Jesus Christ:
"In Hilkhoth Akum" (X, 1) it says: 'Do not eat with idolaters,
nor permit them to worship their idols; for it is written:
Make no covenant with them, nor show mercy unto them (Deuter.
ch. 7); 2). Either turn them away from their idols or
kill them.'
*The Talmud Unmasked. P. 46.