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A big accident

On a busy day, on a busy corner, there is a big accident in which there is a victim. The man who has been injured request for a priest.The police officer on the scene turns around and ask if there is a priest in the crowd. Nobody answers. The man still cryes out „A priest, a priest please“.The officer once again turns around and ask if there is a priest in the crowd. Suddenly, an old jewish rabby comes up and say „Officer, I’m a old 70 years old Rabbi, but I’ve lived for 20 years behind St. Patrick church. Every night I hear them in their prayers. Maybe I can help.“So the officer bring the Rabbi to the dying man. The Rabbi kneels down and addresses these following words to the dying man:“B1-I18-N44-G56-O75“

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