Article February 20, 1971 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Rabbi Dr. Solomon Brown, Bruce Miles

Rabbi Dr. Solomon Brown
Senior Rabbi United Hebrew Congregation
in the Yorkshire Post Leeds, Yorkshire, England

To speak of a "new heart" in modern parlance is generally taken to mean a new pump of tissue and muscle, a vital piece of human machinery that men can now remove from one person and transplant, with limited success, in another. . . .

Time was, however, when the heart and its transplantation were spoken of in a different sense, as may be seen in the words of Ezekiel.

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