Christmas Eve Visit Transforms Rich Millionaire
In a cold 1999 New York Christmas Eve, a mysterious young Jewish revolutionary visits Meyer Abrams, the nation’s richest man, in his grand house. He challenges the magnate to true charity, vanishing with a request to reform his heart and give selflessly, even to bring back a child’s spirit, the haunting price of genuine philanthropy.
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Meyer Abrams
Baxter Street
Pixter Street
New York
Josephson
Meyer
Cenotes
Abram
Reese
Sixth Avenue
Hundred and Fifty-fifth Street
New York City
Pocantico Hills
Josepheon
Margaret
Paradise
Kingdom of Man
William
Wiliam
Algo
Wise Jew Persuades Millionaire to Fund Schools and Jobs
A wealthy magnate rebuked for hoarding wealth is urged by a stern Jewish spirit to invest in grand, lasting charity. He sketches a national plan to build schools and create work for the poor, transforming lives and futures. The scene ends with the caller departing and the offer of seven letters as signs of a new path.
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