The Rabbi Monologue from The Ghetto: A Drama in Four Acts

From The Ghetto: A Drama in Four Acts by Herman Heijermans

male · inspirational · 54 sec

Tut, tut! What's the matter? Mumbling about business matters on the Sabbath! Well, well, how you've shot up since--since---- (RAFAEL: Since last I came to the synagogue I have had time to grow.) I pass that over. I don't look upon you as gone astray. You are seeking for the light, and when you find it, whether you think so now or not, you will find it there! (Indicating the synagogue.) Just as when you find happiness you will find it here. (RAFAEL: In the house of Aaron?) With your father, and at home, under the roof where your mother lived. Ah! what a fine career is open to you in following out your father's business! It isn't every boy who has such opportunities!

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