Set for yourself a time to Learn - Rabbi Shlomo Landau

ribley brewbin was a great gutley israel in the early 1900s a tremendous tamakhacham and a very respected love he had a daughter that had reached marriageable age and he was desperately seeking a bent tire as somebody who he hoped one day would illuminate the jewish world with their torah with their urethra in pursuit of ishida for his daughter he traveled to the local yeshiva he walked into the base of madarish after and he gave a clap he gave a bang on the bhima and he said the following he said i have a very difficult kasha a very difficult unders difficult issue with a particularly challenging and intricate surgery of gemara he says any boy who's able to come up with an answer to this question has a shot at dating my daughter and eventually becoming my son-in-law blabe was a well-known person and many of the young budding torah scholars vied anxiously for this opportunity they came up to him they provided they produced their answer they argued back and forth a lot of dialogue a lot of you know banter back and forth and back and forth after a while everyone realized that the question was so difficult that nobody was able to come up with the appropriate answer reblame turned around he walked out he'd try a different yeshiva maybe he could find somebody who had the torah understanding that would be able to give him an adequate explanation in the challenge of that particular sugar azure blade was leaving he's walking out of the basement he's walking out of the front down the street a young man comes running after him and says to him reblab forget about your daughter please i need to understand this tell me i'm sure if you ask the question you have an understanding yourself later turned to the young man he said what's your name he said my name is yes of shalom kahaneman he says rabbi it would be such an honor if you would agree to date my daughter he says it's one thing to have a tire understanding but it's another thing to have a thirst for understanding entire to me that's even more valuable the young man did eventually marry the daughter of her blade ruben and rabies of shlaim kahaneman became a beacon of light to klaus israel with eventually becoming the rove of pandavish the establisher of the panama's yeshiva both in europe and then transplanting it to the to eretz israel to our attenua where the shiva continues to be a beacon of torah greatness to the world it's not always about terror knowledge it's not always about aptitude it's for our thirst it's our desire it's our quest for entire understanding that turns us from being a regular person into being somebody great