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Shnayim Yomi - Mishpatim - Sh'vi'i - #7 - Rabbi Akiva Zweig - The Goal is RELATIONSHIP!
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In the seventh aliyah of this week's
para, we have the famous expression,
we will do, we will accept to do the
Torah and we will understand it. This is
a famous merit for the Jewish people.
And the Gar tells us that for saying
these two words, every Jew received a
crown, one for one for nish, every Jew
received two crowns in total. Now one
would think that a greater sign of
commitment than
is we will do without saying that we
will understand it. Even if we don't
ever understand it, we will do it. Why
do we get crowns only when we said
whereas we said
before that in an earlier day in
we do not get crowns for that. Why is
greater than than simply we will do? My
father
explains that we need to understand that
when Hashem is offering us the Torah,
he's not just telling us ways to act and
practices that we do and with which we
behave, but also that we are building a
relationship with him. Hashem wants us
to understand the Torah. Hashem wants us
to come to deeper and deeper levels of
in the Torah and in the mitzvah so that
we become closer and closer to him and
we build an ever growing relationship
with Hashem. And so therefore more than
we will do as a sign of commitment is
because we are committed to
understanding as much as we possibly can
through the Torah and through the
mitzvah so that we become closer and
closer to Hashem and that's why we get
crowns because that celebrates the
coronation that Hashem is giving us to
have this level of tremendous greatness
that we can come close to him and we can
understand as much as we can forever and
ever. And that's why we get the crowns
of we are committed not only to doing
but also to pursuing as much
understanding as we possibly can so that
we become close to him.