Quote by Sholem Asch

The sword conquered for a while, but the spirit conquers for ever!

The sword conquered for a while, but the spirit conquers for

Summary

This quote suggests that while physical force, represented by the sword, may obtain temporary victories in the outside world, it is the strength of one's spirit that ultimately achieves eternal triumph. It highlights the enduring power and resilience of one's inner self, emphasizing that material conquests are temporary and fade away, while the indomitable human spirit prevails indefinitely. The quote promotes the idea that the true source of conquest lies within oneself, in the form of courage, determination, and resilience.

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