When you know something is not quite right.
- Sep 26, 2021
- 1 min read
Updated: Sep 27, 2021
August Landmesser, who was photographed refusing to perform the Nazi salute:
“...we all like to think we’re courageous and principled, and that we would have been that man. “But it’s one thing to think of that, when you’re surfing the Internet and you think about it for a few minutes, and then move on. But that man’s name was August Landmesser, and let me tell you about him. “He was a German, who fell in love with a Jew. They got engaged, but they couldn’t get married — because the Nuremberg laws were passed, forbidding Jews to marry non-Jews. Call it a vaccine passport of the day. Landmesser was a dissenter; he refused to salute. “...But that’s not how it ended. Here’s how it ended. His fiancée was sent to a concentration camp where she was killed. And Landmesser was arrested and imprisoned, and was sent into a prisoner’s battalion — prisoners forced to fight for Hitler. And he was killed in action. “So yeah. You think you’d be like Landmesser. But you wouldn’t. I mean, not one in a million would.”
This is just an excerpt from the full Ezra Levant Show.
When I first saw the photo, Landmesser caught my eye. It’s interesting how so many are simply caught up into distorted thinking. Furthermore, this type of mindset is rather tribalistic, or without peripheral scope. It‘s like someone has myopic thinking, only acceptlng what is seen and excludes the rest. Learning from our ancestors of faith, it was Abraham who first stepped out on a new venture revealing, that life and awareness went much farther, thus leaving Ur and headed to the land of promise. For Abraham and the children of faith, we realize an architect of a righteous creation interfacing with us as we learn to walk as Yeshua (Jesus) walked and the Ruach (Holy Spirit) still does today, tea…