This was in the same email as what's below. It is very striking to me. Talk a little bit about what this picture says to you.
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Friday, February 19, 2010
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This photograph says to me that the Jewish people will continue on for years as the Good Book said the descendants of Abraham would be as many as the stars. I saw this from the fact that the arms were one old and one young, signifying the old and young generations. I saw the eternal symbolism in the fact that the arms are linked as they are. It is a really impactful picture.
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