Martin Buber
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When we rise out of [the night] into the new life and there begin to receive the signs, what can we know of that which — of him who gives them to us?
— Between Man and Man (1965), p. 15
Martin Mordechai Buber (hebräisch מרטין מרדכי בּוּבֶּר; geboren am 8. Februar 1878 in Wien; gestorben am 13. Juni 1965 in Jerusalem) war ein österreichisch-israelischer jüdischer Religionsphilosoph. Er ist bekannt für seine Arbeiten zur Dialogphilosophie und zum Chassidismus. Ferner übersetzte er den Tanach neu (Buber-Rosenzweig-Übersetzung) und engagierte sich im Zionismus.
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When we rise out of [the night] into the new life and there begin to receive the signs, what can we know of that which — of him who gives them to us?
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