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Saturday the Rabbi Went Hungry (The Rabbi Small Mysteries #2) Saturday the Rabbi Went Hungry by Harry Kemelman
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“In this life you sometimes have to choose between pleasing God and pleasing man. And in the long run, it’s better to please God—He’s more apt to remember.”
― Harry Kemelman, Saturday the Rabbi Went Hungry
“Ben is a businessman through and through. When a businessman decides that the time has come to give charity, he views it as a business proposition. He is buying kovod, honor. And naturally he wants to get the most for his kovod dollar. If he uses the money to build a chapel—say the Goralsky Memorial Chapel—who will see it? Who will know about it except the folks here in Barnard’s Crossing? But,” he lowered his voice, “suppose he were to donate a laboratory to Brandeis or even to Harvard? The Goralsky Chemical Research Laboratory? Eh? Scientists and scholars from all over the world would get to hear of it.”
― Harry Kemelman, Saturday the Rabbi Went Hungry
“You know, we have a saying that other people boast of the beauty of their women; we boast of our old men.”
― Harry Kemelman, Saturday the Rabbi Went Hungry
“suppose he were to donate a laboratory to Brandeis or even to Harvard? The”
― Harry Kemelman, Saturday the Rabbi Went Hungry