And my father Dr. Albert Leonard Nowell M.D. Physician and Surgeon;

who graduated from the "most" prestigious "best" toughest, most academic longest standing accredited, Medical School in "The World", The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, in Edinburgh, Scotland, was born on December 25th Christmas Day, and though that means nothing to me, I "know" what it means to you. I'll give you a hint: My father was born on "the same day as Nimrod" December 25, but I have been converted by Christ's/Yeshua's gift of God's Holy Spirit, which dwells in me, in FULL measure/God willing.

So they pray that all the Jews are gathered to Israel, so Hamas can kill them.

 

Well I'll still enjoy my future trip to Israel, so that I can be shot/blown up by Hamas.

 

Your E-Mail has caused me to start an Autobiography:

 

Fredrick the Great brought Princess Catherine from Germany to Russia, and she wanted to have German people with her around her, and our family was picked to live in houses around her castle, to be near her.

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Her liberal attitude toward the Jews was, however, manifested in her letter, dated May 11, 1764, to Governor-General Browne of Riga, concerning certain foreign merchants of the New Russian provinces, who came under the tutelage of a bureau, instituted in 1763, for the protection of foreigners.
Read more: http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/view.jsp?artid=275&letter=C#ixzz16n3vPq3q

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(Later the German Jews left to gather in Rosenfeld, Russia).

 

My mothers family side (both Grandmother and Grandfather) came from Saratov, Russia (grandmother), and Golga, Russia (grandfather), and ultimately moved to the area of Rosenfeld, Russia, which was a Jewish city in Russia to which some of the German Jewish Court of Princess Catherine (Catherine the Great) later migrated to. 

 

My Grandparents then migrated to Canada in 1910 on 2 separate boats, and never knew each other in Russia though they both lived in the same community, and ironically had to travel all the way to Canada to "meet" each other in Canada, (though they were from the same area of Russia and never knew each other) and that is how I was ultimately born.

 

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Between 1881 and 1917, more than two million Jews left Russia in search of a better life. About two million went to the United States; 200,000 emigrated to Great Britain; 100,000 went to Canada; 40,000 to South Africa; and 300,000 resettled in Europe. Thousands also left for Palestine.

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So thanks for the E-Mail, because you got me to start typing up my Autobiography, and:

 

Your E-Mail reminds me that I have got to get back to Jerusalem, to be shot or blown up. <grin> [:>)

 

Shalom, be complete, perfect and full.

Lawrence.