有这样一个发人深省的故事:在一个犹太小镇上,一个荒淫无耻的商人死了。全镇的人都为他哀悼,并送他的棺材到了墓地。当他的棺材被放进坟墓时,四处都是哭泣、哀叹声。据镇上最老的居民回忆,就连教士和圣人死去时,人们都没有如此悲哀。 There is a thought-provoking story: in a Jewish town, a shameless businessman died. The town’s people mourned him and sent his coffin to the cemetery. When his coffin was put into a grave, it was weeping and lamenting everywhere. According to the memory of the oldest inhabitants of the town, even when the priests and saints died, there was no such thing as sorrow.