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 1   1,  2   |             indiscriminately to all Jews then living nor to the Jews
 2   1,  2   |         Jews then living nor to the Jews of our time.”14  “Large
 3   2,  1   |             29-30). This is how the Jews prayed after the exile (
 4   5,  4   |                 5.4. Christians and Jews~The relationship between
 5   5,  4   | relationship between Christians and Jews is one of the areas requiring
 6   5,  4   |            of the relations between Jews and Christians is a tormented
 7   5   (82)|        Religious Relations with the Jews, We Remember: A Reflection
 8   5,  4   |          numerous Christians toward Jews in the course of time is
 9   5,  4   |             Rom 11:17-24); that the Jews are our dearly beloved brothers,
10   5   (83)|        Religious Relations with the Jews, We Remember: A Reflection
11   5,  4   |             Nazi persecution of the Jews was not made easier by the
12   5,  4   |        particular to the persecuted Jews?”85 There is no doubt that
13   5,  4   |             injury inflicted on the Jews. In this area, much has