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Episode: “The Chosen”
As prisoners stepped off the train in Auschwitz, the Nazis’ selection process sent most of them directly to their deaths. A survivor recounts her own experience. From Caesarea, we hear about Israel’s restoration and desire to “repair the world” (Tikkun Olam).
WARNING: This program contain actual images from the Holocaust. Viewer discretion is advised.
Series: “Beauty For Ashes”
This series contrasts the horrors of the Holocaust with the rebirth of Israel. Isaiah 61:3 to console those who mourn in Zion, to give them beauty for ashes, the oil of joy for mourning…
WARNING: These programs contain actual images from the Holocaust. Viewer discretion is advised.
Transcript
Caption transcript for Beauty For Ashes: “The Chosen” (4/9)
- 00:01 This is the number that they engraved,
- 00:06 dot by dot burned into my flesh and skin.
- 00:10 It means that they wanted to
- 00:13 reduce me to just that number,
- 00:17 but they could never do that.
- 00:48 ISAIAH 61:3 "I will console those who mourn in Zion,"
- 00:52 ISAIAH 61:3 "to give them beauty for ashes,"
- 00:55 ISAIAH 61:3 "the oil of joy for mourning,"
- 00:59 ISAIAH 61:3 "the garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness,"
- 01:03 ISAIAH 61:3 "that they might be called oaks of righteousness,"
- 01:06 ISAIAH 61:3 "the planting of Adonai, that He may be glorified."
- 01:16 Shalom Haverim , Welcome Friends to our program today.
- 01:18 I'm Myles Weiss,
- 01:20 and I'm Katharine Weiss.
- 01:21 And welcome to our series
- 01:22 Beauty for Ashes.
- 01:24 We're taking you to Poland, to Auschwitz
- 01:27 to show and to document the reality of the Holocaust.
- 01:30 You know there are people today that
- 01:32 are Holocaust deniers.
- 01:33 So we felt that it was very important
- 01:35 to document the stories of
- 01:37 the Holocaust survivors that are still alive today.
- 01:40 And then of course we'll take you to what God has done
- 01:43 by the re birthing of the State of Israel.
- 01:45 Yeah, you know at the top of the program
- 01:47 we saw Eva Mozes Kor.
- 01:48 She is one of the amazing survivors
- 01:50 that we were able to interview.
- 01:53 And this story, the story of
- 01:54 recovering from the Holocaust,
- 01:56 is a story, a long, long love story
- 01:58 that is a story of survival and restoration
- 02:02 and its really the beauty of the LORD.
- 02:04 Think about this,
- 02:05 how many cultures have tried to
- 02:07 wipe out Israel over the centuries?
- 02:09 I'm not sure you know.
- 02:10 The Babylonians
- 02:12 The Persians
- 02:13 The Greeks
- 02:14 The Romans
- 02:15 The Byzantines
- 02:16 The Caliphates
- 02:17 The Crusaders
- 02:18 The Mamlukes
- 02:19 The Ottoman Empire
- 02:21 The Turks for 400 years
- 02:22 And also the British occupied Israel.
- 02:26 And yet they've all either faded from history
- 02:29 or taken a back seat for season
- 02:31 and Israel stands.
- 02:33 I think about what Mark Twain said,
- 02:35 what is the secret of his immortality?,
- 02:38 speaking of Jewish people.
- 02:39 It is the God of the Jewish people.
- 02:42 And this promise goes back to Genesis.
- 02:44 This is not something that happened in 1948.
- 02:46 Genesis 15 - the LORD promised to Abraham and his descendants
- 02:50 the land from the river in Egypt to the river Euphrates.
- 02:55 And we still have not seen that land come to us but the
- 02:58 fact is that God is on the move
- 03:00 and God has a great promise for Israel
- 03:03 and for those of you who are grafted in
- 03:06 to the commonwealth of Israel.
- 03:07 Right
- 03:08 So let's go now and hear more
- 03:09 from Myles in Poland.
- 03:28 We're here inside Auschwitz - Birkenau.
- 03:32 Birkenau itself where the so-called Jewish ramps were here.
- 03:37 This is where the selection took place
- 03:39 of who would live for a short time,
- 03:42 who would die immediately.
- 03:46 This is where 70% of the Jews who came through here
- 03:51 were exterminated immediately.
- 03:54 This is where Joseph Mengele,
- 03:57 Dr. Joseph Mengele from the Bavarian Mengele family,
- 04:01 a wealthy dynasty.
- 04:05 32 years old, a wounded war hero
- 04:08 sent here to oversee the selections and to oversee these
- 04:13 experiments that would take place
- 04:16 on the Jewish people primarily
- 04:17 and also on Gypsies and others.
- 04:21 He was known as the "Angel of Death"
- 04:24 because he had the power from the moment
- 04:27 the people came off the cattle cars
- 04:29 where they were packed in 80 or more to one car,
- 04:32 standing for days
- 04:33 without water, without food,
- 04:35 without sanitation.
- 04:36 Some died in the cars
- 04:38 when they would be rushed out here
- 04:40 and hounded forward by dogs and barking people.
- 04:44 They would then be selected by Mengele.
- 04:47 And Mengele would say, You, go this way,
- 04:50 to live, they didn't know that,
- 04:52 and you, go this way,
- 04:54 to the gas chamber, they didn't know that either because
- 04:56 this whole thing was founded on continual deception.
- 05:02 If you were 16 to 40 years old, you had a chance to live,
- 05:06 but you had to look healthy.
- 05:08 If you were an old person or a baby
- 05:10 or a child under the age of 16,
- 05:12 You'd most likely be sent immediately to the gas chambers.
- 05:17 The idea was to keep the healthier looking people
- 05:21 alive long enough to be worked to death here
- 05:24 doing work for the Germans in
- 05:27 stealing the wealth of the Jews,
- 05:29 sending to Germany,
- 05:31 and then reducing the people into
- 05:33 less than human artifacts that
- 05:37 could then be plundered -
- 05:39 gold teeth,
- 05:41 clothing, hair,
- 05:43 anything that the Germans, the Nazi's could take,
- 05:46 was taken from the people here
- 05:48 before they went to the gas chamber,
- 05:49 and then to the crematorium.
- 05:52 Now in an irony that I will never fully understand,
- 05:57 Mengele was looked upon
- 06:00 for a moment as a heroic figure
- 06:04 because the level of desperation,
- 06:06 and the level of deception
- 06:08 when the people would come off the cars.
- 06:10 He was here, handsome, tall, straight with his gleaming uniform and
- 06:17 with this very cool demeanor
- 06:20 was able to decide between life and death.
- 06:23 The other irony I will never fully understand is that
- 06:26 at the end of the war the Americans kept him for one month
- 06:30 and then he made his way to South America
- 06:32 and lived the rest of his life
- 06:34 running from place to place in South America.
- 06:36 Certainly the Israelis hunted him.
- 06:39 Simon Wiesenthal hunted him.
- 06:41 But Mengele with the help of the
- 06:44 wealth of his family
- 06:46 and the German led government of Paraguay
- 06:49 was able to avoid capture
- 06:52 and died of a stroke
- 06:54 while swimming in South America.
- 06:56 In 1979 he died
- 06:59 and his body was unearthed
- 07:01 and verified in 1985.
- 07:04 So here we have "The Angel of Death"
- 07:07 responsible for untold horror,
- 07:09 untold misery to the Jewish people
- 07:13 and he survived the camps.
- 07:17 The only way to understand this
- 07:19 is to recognize that there is good
- 07:22 and there is evil.
- 07:24 And we need to be people of the Book
- 07:28 on the side of good.
- 07:33 Myles speaking - Auschwitz was first established
- 07:35 in the summer of 1940
- 07:37 to house Polish political prisoners.
- 07:39 Less than two years later
- 07:41 Auschwitz-Birkenau was receiving transport trains
- 07:43 packed full of Jewish people
- 07:45 destined for extermination.
- 07:48 In 1944, almost a year before the camp was liberated
- 07:51 10 year old Eva Moses and her family
- 07:54 stepped off a transport train
- 07:56 and onto the selection platform.
- 07:59 She shares with us her memories of what happened
- 08:02 when the train arrived at Auschwitz.
- 08:05 ...and 88 hours later the train stopped.
- 08:11 We again asked for water and
- 08:13 this time there was no answer in any language.
- 08:16 We heard a lot of Germans yelling orders outside.
- 08:20 And then the cattle car doors opened
- 08:22 and thousands of people poured out
- 08:25 onto a strip of land called
- 08:27 "The Selection Platform".
- 08:30 It was the biggest most confusing place
- 08:35 that I have ever experienced -
- 08:39 shoving, pushing, falling.
- 08:43 People were grabbing at one another.
- 08:46 Nobody - absolutely nobody understood
- 08:50 what was going on and what that place was.
- 08:53 We did not know that we arrived in Auschwitz.
- 08:58 There was no welcoming committee to announce it.
- 09:03 We're trying to look around.
- 09:05 Trying to figure out what this place is.
- 09:09 And so we are standing there
- 09:14 on that actual selection platform.
- 09:18 My mother and Miriam and I
- 09:20 never moved away from our cattle car.
- 09:25 And the only way I can figure that out - that my mother
- 09:30 kind of leaned against our cattle car as it was standing there -
- 09:35 or she felt that was some safety staying there - I don't know.
- 09:41 I am looking around in my childish curiosity.
- 09:46 I actually turned around and looked all around to
- 09:49 try to figure out what on earth is this place?
- 09:53 And as I looked around suddenly I realized that
- 09:57 Daddy and my 2 older sisters were gone.
- 10:01 No matter where I looked I couldn't find them.
- 10:03 They disappeared in the crowd - in ten minutes.
- 10:09 So now we are holding on to mother for dear life.
- 10:13 Then a Nazi guard is coming, yelling in German.
- 10:18 Well she nor us volunteered any information.
- 10:24 You wouldn't volunteer in place
- 10:27 you don't know what the place is - much less why.
- 10:33 So he noticed us.
- 10:36 We dressed alike - we looked alike.
- 10:38 He demanded to know from my mother
- 10:40 if we were twins.
- 10:42 My mother said, Is that good?
- 10:45 The Nazi nodded yes and my mother said, Yes.
- 10:49 That moment another Nazi came -
- 10:52 pulled my mother immediately to the right -
- 10:55 we were pulled to the left.
- 10:57 And I never got to even say goodbye to her.
- 11:00 I can tell you one thing.
- 11:03 I was so stubborn and usually so determined that
- 11:07 if I knew that this was going to be
- 11:10 the last time we would see her
- 11:12 I would have tried to run back and say goodbye to her
- 11:16 or carry on some kind of an action.
- 11:21 But by the time I realized, she was gone.
- 11:26 We were pulled in one direction.
- 11:28 We became part of a group of little girls - all twins.
- 11:33 In our group there was 13 sets of twins
- 11:37 between the ages of 2 and 16.
- 11:40 That is the way we were kept in our barracks -
- 11:43 according to age and sex.
- 11:45 We were in a barrack that had maybe 200 - 300 kids.
- 11:50 Some of them had been there for a month or two or three
- 11:54 or even longer
- 11:56 and what I experienced was that all of the other kids
- 12:01 wanted to inform us about everything
- 12:04 that was going on in the camp.
- 12:07 It was like going to a summer camp -
- 12:10 where everybody knows what's going on
- 12:12 and the rest of the kids want to fill you in.
- 12:16 Because one of them said to me this first night -
- 12:21 people are being burned here.
- 12:27 Maybe I made some reference to the smell.
- 12:32 She said, Don't you know?
- 12:33 People are burned here to deaths.
- 12:36 And I said, Excuse me?
- 12:40 Burning People?
- 12:41 "Yeah, they want to burn all the Jews".
- 12:44 She was like very matter of fact.
- 12:45 How come you don't understand that?
- 12:49 I said, "That is crazy - that's not possible.",
- 12:53 because a mind cannot really comprehend it.
- 12:57 So she asked us, Miriam and me,
- 13:00 to go the direction of the gas chambers
- 13:04 which was toward the west from where we were.
- 13:07 She opened the back door and said,
- 13:09 "Look toward the sky."
- 13:10 "What do you see?"
- 13:12 And you could see flames
- 13:15 leaping from chimney to chimney.
- 13:18 It was kind of like this [Eva motions description]
- 13:22 And I said to her, "That's crazy."
- 13:24 "What are they burning so late at night?"
- 13:27 She said, "I told you they're burning Jews"
- 13:30 "The chimneys - "
- 13:31 "After every transport that comes",
- 13:34 "the chimneys burn day and night."
- 13:37 "They want to kill all the Jews."
- 13:40 I said - "Well who?"
- 13:42 She said, "The old people - children."
- 13:45 I said, "Uh uh - We are children."
- 13:49 "They are not burning us."
- 13:51 And I thought I was pretty clever about it.
- 13:54 And she said, "Notice all of us are twins?"
- 13:59 "There is a doctor by the name of Mengele."
- 14:03 "You will meet him tomorrow if you have not met him today"
- 14:07 "and he's the one who does the experiments."
- 14:11 I didn't quite know what to do with that.
- 14:33 Eva and her sister were chosen for survival
- 14:37 but they were really chosen for experimentation.
- 14:40 Its a miracle that they both survived the camp.
- 14:43 You can see, through her story
- 14:46 the interplay between, like you say,
- 14:49 the 3 spirits that work in the world.
- 14:50 There's the Spirit of God,
- 14:52 the spirit of anti-God,
- 14:53 and the human spirit.
- 14:55 The fact is that human will plays
- 14:58 a part in all these things.
- 14:59 God didn't cause this to happen
- 15:01 but humans cooperated with the darkness in this world
- 15:04 in order to make these things happen.
- 15:06 And I think about how Yeshua 's friend Peter
- 15:09 he spoke of the enemy of our souls
- 15:17 But he also said in II Peter 3:9
- 15:26 There's more to come.
- 15:27 Back after this.
- 15:30 We hope you are enjoying our series
- 15:32 Beauty for Ashes
- 15:34 as we contrast the horrors of the Holocaust
- 15:36 with the miracle of modern Israel.
- 15:39 Get this series for yourself
- 15:40 or to share with friends.
- 15:42 Just call us at 1-800-WONDERS
- 15:45 or go to levitt.com
- 15:47 and ask for the DVD series
- 15:49 Beauty for Ashes.
- 15:54 ♪ Background Music ♪
- 16:26 You know, from these spots
- 16:27 you see how beautiful
- 16:28 the Land of Israel is
- 16:29 and how beautiful
- 16:31 the people are themselves.
- 16:32 There's a call that's going
- 16:34 over all the earth
- 16:35 that we would gather to Him
- 16:37 in the these last days.
- 16:39 And Jerusalem will be the
- 16:40 place that Yeshua returns to.
- 16:42 I hope that you come with us
- 16:44 and that you see where
- 16:45 our Messiah will return.
- 16:47 Now, we're going to go back to Israel
- 16:49 and we're going to see Myles in Caesarea
- 16:51 and he seems to be enjoying himself.
- 17:01 Don't touch that dial.
- 17:02 I know what you're thinking.
- 17:04 What is Myles Weiss doing
- 17:05 at Pebble Beach, California?
- 17:08 Well, we are in Israel
- 17:10 at the world class golf course
- 17:12 here in Caesarea,
- 17:14 or as they say here, [Phonetic: Ka-sair-eeya]
- 17:16 Not far from here is Herod's port.
- 17:18 Herod the Great built the port of all ports in his era.
- 17:22 It is the place that is full of history.
- 17:24 It's the place where kingdoms are in conflict.
- 17:27 Where, not only did gladiators die
- 17:29 and prisoners die in the arena
- 17:32 but also the Gospel went forth from nearby here.
- 17:37 The Gospel went around the world
- 17:39 to the west and is arising in the east
- 17:41 and is gathering strength in China,
- 17:44 in Asia, South America, Africa
- 17:46 and is coming back to the Land.
- 17:49 But here we are in Caesarea on
- 17:52 a golf course designed by Pete Dye,
- 17:55 one of the most famous golf course designers.
- 17:58 Now, the story of the restoration of Israel is the
- 18:00 story of not only the many millions
- 18:03 of small people making little contributions,
- 18:06 but also some giant luminaries who contributed
- 18:08 in order to make this Land what it is today.
- 18:12 We've come a long way from the gladiator fights
- 18:14 to the battles here on the golf course.
- 18:17 And it was Baron Rothschild from France
- 18:20 who first realized that it was his finances
- 18:24 that were going to help produce changes
- 18:26 in this Land on a monumental scope.
- 18:30 For example, his wineries in France.
- 18:33 He realized that things would not grow
- 18:36 in the sand here in Israel.
- 18:38 But wine was conducive and
- 18:41 so he brought his vineyards here.
- 18:43 Some of his grapes plants
- 18:45 were brought here and would be established,
- 18:47 the wineries in the north.
- 18:50 Grapes that could be grown in sand.
- 18:52 So it was established and began a century ago, the wine industry
- 18:57 that is now flourishing here in Israel.
- 18:59 Well, similarly what can you do with sand?
- 19:02 You can also build a golf course.
- 19:04 You can design it water it and build it
- 19:06 so that it becomes a place,
- 19:08 a show piece really,
- 19:10 for something that is a picture of
- 19:13 the growing restoration of Israel.
- 19:15 Yes, its about leisure,
- 19:16 its it about rest, its about relaxation.
- 19:19 But it shows that this place, this Country,
- 19:22 is going in a antithetical process
- 19:25 to what is the rest of the Middle East.
- 19:27 In other words, we have here a democracy.
- 19:30 We have here an economy that is thriving.
- 19:32 We have here a desire to see
- 19:36 strength and health and peace
- 19:38 and recreation and rest.
- 19:41 All those things take place here in this Land
- 19:44 as opposed to the conflicts that are fomented around
- 19:47 the Middle East and all the other nations.
- 19:49 Remember that this is the only democracy,
- 19:51 true democracy in the Middle East.
- 19:53 Rothschild said something very interesting.
- 19:56 He said,
- 20:05 As a great man he recognized that it
- 20:08 was the working together
- 20:09 of the visionaries of this Land,
- 20:11 the restoration of this Land,
- 20:13 the looking forward to what could be here
- 20:16 as well as his financial help,
- 20:18 his desire to be part of that restoration.
- 20:22 And I think in a humorous but very interesting way
- 20:25 no question that this golf course in Caesarea
- 20:28 speaks about an Israel that you will not see on CNN
- 20:32 but that you can see here on Zola Levitt Presents.
- 20:35 Greetings from Israel.
- 20:52 We are here in Caesarea,
- 20:54 the port that Herod the Great built in order
- 20:56 to duplicate his comfortable Roman living,
- 20:59 here in the middle of what was at the time nowhere in Judea and
- 21:03 along the maritime sea here, along the Mediterranean.
- 21:06 He was determined to provide
- 21:09 for his soldiers and for the Romans in the area
- 21:11 a duplication of life in Rome.
- 21:14 A near impossibility
- 21:15 but he managed to come very close.
- 21:17 Its good to know that Herod the Great wasn't a great man
- 21:20 but he was a great architect and he
- 21:23 was just a very strong personality
- 21:26 and he was able to build things,
- 21:28 impossible things.
- 21:29 And this is one of them
- 21:31 and Masada is the other.
- 21:32 Its an amazing accomplishment.
- 21:33 It is and the archaeologists have told me
- 21:36 that they believe that Israel has
- 21:38 only been 15% uncovered.
- 21:41 Which means that there's 85% more to find in this area.
- 21:44 That's why you see school children.
- 21:46 You hear the sound of the archaeologist working.
- 21:49 The dig goes on and on.
- 21:50 Its an incredible amount of work that needs to be done.
- 21:53 And it says something about the connection
- 21:55 of the Jewish people in the Land and their
- 21:58 desire to accomplish significant things.
- 22:01 For example, some of the houses that we've seen in this area
- 22:04 is related not only to the wealth
- 22:07 of some of the people in the Land
- 22:08 but really to their desire to contribute.
- 22:11 Really to Tikkun Olam -
- 22:12 to give back,
- 22:13 to recreate the world,
- 22:15 to repair the world.
- 22:16 Its a drive in Jewish people.
- 22:17 I hope that we're able to
- 22:19 communicate to you the value
- 22:20 of family and Jewish life,
- 22:22 and that you see that it is one of Tikkun Olam .
- 22:27 Its repairing the world.
- 22:29 Its making the world a better place.
- 22:31 Yes, we see that throughout the area
- 22:33 where the technology, the medicine, the breakthroughs are
- 22:35 all attempting to be shared with the surrounding nations.
- 22:38 Think about this.
- 22:40 The Jewish people comprise .25 percent
- 22:43 of the world population.
- 22:44 But regarding the Nobel Prizes,
- 22:46 the significant hard science related to Nobel Prizes,
- 22:51 The Jewish people have captured 22% of those prizes.
- 22:55 Listen to some of these statistics,
- 23:09 A tremendous amount of accolade and acknowledgement
- 23:14 for accomplishments that are coming through the Jewish people
- 23:17 in fulfillment of the prophetic Word
- 23:19 that through you, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob who is Israel,
- 23:24 through you all the nations of the world
- 23:26 would be blessed, all the families of the world.
- 23:29 So little people, ordinary people doing big things,
- 23:32 and also big people like Rothschild
- 23:35 whose financial breakthroughs,
- 23:37 whose strength as a banker allowed
- 23:39 him to become so wealthy that he
- 23:41 could help to rebuild this country.
- 23:43 I also want to put to death once and for all
- 23:45 the anti-Semitic lie about Jewish people and money.
- 23:50 The reason why Jewish people were in banking
- 23:52 is not because of some nefarious deeds
- 23:55 or some ability to out fox people.
- 23:58 The reason why they were trusted with the wealth of Europe
- 24:01 was because of their trustworthiness.
- 24:04 And the heads of state, those who had wealth
- 24:06 knew that they could count on the stability,
- 24:09 the sanity, the family values
- 24:11 and the reality of honesty with the Jewish people.
- 24:15 And that's why people like Rothschild could become very wealthy
- 24:18 and then help to rebuild this reborn State.
- 24:21 You know this area that we're in is
- 24:23 actually not only an ancient ruin
- 24:26 but it's also got modern ties.
- 24:28 Families come here,
- 24:29 the children play,
- 24:30 they learn about their history,
- 24:32 they learn about that they are to be in this Land,
- 24:34 they learn that they have a destiny here.
- 24:37 And there's beautiful shops,
- 24:39 there's beautiful restaurants and
- 24:41 there's a modern life going on
- 24:42 right here in Caesarea.
- 24:44 Yeah, so we want to invite you to join us here
- 24:47 and find out what God is doing today
- 24:49 in this miracle of Israel.
- 25:02 Israel is such a Land of diversity.
- 25:04 You see me on a golf course in
- 25:06 the middle of the country alongside the Mediterranean.
- 25:09 There's snow skiing in the north,
- 25:11 there's scuba diving in the south,
- 25:13 and yet the entire country was birthed in this modern version
- 25:18 out of the horrors of the Holocaust.
- 25:21 And it's because God has an intention
- 25:23 which is to prepare the world for the coming of Jesus.
- 25:27 Jesus Himself said in John 4:22,
- 25:32 Isn't it amazing that the entire world is
- 25:34 focusing on this little nation?
- 25:36 And every day its in the headlines
- 25:38 and all this controversy around it.
- 25:40 Well that's to prepare people
- 25:42 for the decision that nations and individuals
- 25:44 have to make about the Messiah.
- 25:47 And the sovereignty of God.
- 25:48 It says in Jeremiah 16:14-15,
- 26:04 We are witnessing a living miracle
- 26:08 greater than what happened
- 26:09 when God split the Red Sea.
- 26:11 He has called His people back.
- 26:13 They have restored the Land,
- 26:15 they have built the Land and they
- 26:16 have become His beautiful people,
- 26:18 married to Him.
- 26:19 Yeah, and I think about the idea of choseness and how
- 26:22 horrifying it is that Mengele and his cohorts made
- 26:26 that choice and said -
- 26:29 "Okay, you can live and you can die"
- 26:31 when the idea of being a chosen people
- 26:32 is chosen by God.
- 26:34 When I was a young man and
- 26:36 I was in summer camp
- 26:38 and in Broadway productions, la-di-da,
- 26:40 and I played Tevye.
- 26:42 And he had that great line in Fiddler on the Roof
- 26:43 where he said, "God I know we're the Chosen People"
- 26:46 "But once in a while could you choose somebody else?"
- 26:49 Because of the hardship that
- 26:52 comes along with being a Jewish person.
- 26:54 And yet, in the midst of it we
- 26:56 feel this incredible unction that's coming
- 26:58 especially among the Gentile church,
- 27:01 the church universal to look into these things
- 27:03 and to be part of what God is doing.
- 27:06 And we want that for you.
- 27:07 We want you to know that God loves you
- 27:09 and that He is for you
- 27:11 and that He has a plan for your life as well.
- 27:14 Well, we never like to close our program
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- 27:53 bless Israel.
- The Hope
- The Ground
- The Survivors
- The Chosen
- The Heart
- The Process
- The Future
- The Peace
- Extended Interviews with Holocaust Survivors
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