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Jiang says centuries of persecution likely produced a form of cognitive dissonance in which Jews moved from wanting to be a light to the nations to wanting to rule the nations.
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Rule of nations
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"Yeah, yeah. So, you know, if you look at Jewish history, you look at the history of the Israelites, the King of David, that..."
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"You have this idea, which is like, we are God's chosen people, and we are meant to be a good example to everyone else,..."
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"And how do you explain these thousands of years of persecution? Well, it's to test you. It's to temper you. It's to build you..."
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