My God. My God. No. No! My beloved friend Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks has died. This is devastating. Love and deepest condolences to dear Elaine, to their children, to Joanna and Dan, and to the Jewish community of Britain and the world. "Now he belongs to the ages." https://t.co/8958Go3n2Y
— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) November 7, 2020
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Requiescat in pace, Lord Rabbi Jonathan Sacks. We need his wisdom now more than ever. May his memory be a blessing. https://t.co/hcLnVkyEka
— C.C. Pecknold (@ccpecknold) November 7, 2020
This is dreadfully sad news. Rabbi Sacks was a towering mind and an endless font of powerful wisdom gently spoken.
— Ed. Condon (@canonlawyered) November 7, 2020
The word is a sadder, poorer, smaller place without him. https://t.co/7jBROp67qe
My sympathies to all my Jewish friends on the passing of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks. @rabbisacks One of the great religious leaders of our time.
— Samuel Gregg (@DrSamuelGregg) November 7, 2020
RIP @rabbisacks, a kind and learned spiritual leader. https://t.co/3EyfHXNNCf
— Francis X. Rocca (@FrancisXRocca) November 7, 2020
“Friends, in America, the tree of liberty has religious roots. Don’t believe you can sever those roots and have the tree of liberty survive.” Brilliant man. May we emulate his compassion. https://t.co/XWtSrJID1B
— María Montserrat Alvarado (@Mmontsealvarado) November 7, 2020
You didn't ask me, but this is the best speech I've ever seen in person. Professor George introduced him: https://t.co/ZTllf2oZML
— Luke Goodrich (@LukeWGoodrich) November 7, 2020
A great loss for all people of faith. Rabbi the Lord Sacks has died at only 72. Previously Chief Rabbi. ‘On this mountain the LORD of hosts will make for all peoples a feast of rich food, a feast of well-aged wine, of rich food full of marrow, of aged wine well refined.’ pic.twitter.com/1OJWXkGR3t
— The Bishop of Fulham (@bishopoffulham) November 7, 2020
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