Our World: International Holocaust Rememberance Day - jpost.com
Excerpt from this editorial:
"On the surface, it is very moving to see half of the members of Knesset
at Auschwitz marking International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
But in a larger sense, it is not at all clear why this is necessary.
The Jewish people have Yom HaShoah V’Hagevura, our own national day of mourning for the genocide of our people in Europe.
More importantly, we carry the legacy of the Holocaust inside of us....The six million murdered have become 10 million descendants who were never born. And we miss them."
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We just finished commemorating Sanctity of Life Sunday, where we remembered the 56,000,000 babies that have been killed in the womb since the Black Robed Monsters passed Roe Vs. Wade in 1973. And it is only fitting that now we take time to remember the millions of Jews who were murdered in the Holocaust.
What happened to the Jews during World War 2 is almost too horrible for words. And so let me just point you to one link so you can refresh your memory of that tragic period of history:
Images of the Holocaust
Recommended reading:
The Hiding Place, by Corrie Ten Boon
Justice at Nuremberg, by Robert E. Canot
Japan Marks 68th Anniversary of US Atomic Bombing (my post)
Recommended sermon:
When Government Tries to Be God, by Dr. David P. Murray
