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Quote by Judah Halevi

“Lord, where shall I find you? Your place is lofty and secret. And where shall I not find you? The whole earth is full of your glory! You are found in our innermost heart, yet you fixed earth's boundaries. You are a strong tower for those who are near and the trust of those who go far. I have sought to come near you; I have called to you with all my heart; and when I went out towards you, I found you coming towards me.”

Quote by Judah Halevi

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A Jewish poet from Spain, considered one of the most important figures in Jewish literary history. Judah Halevi's poetry is known for its profound religious emotion and philosophical thinking, which has had a profound impact on Jewish literature. more

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