Shnayim Yomi - Shemot - Rabbi Efrem Goldberg - DVAR TORAH

The beginning of safer schmos and parmos is the perfect time to take on if you haven't yet the idea of reviewing the para every week reading the text of the para twice with tarum ideally but also rashi some say rash is even a more preferable substitute today in our time there are all kinds of alas when is the ideal time to learn is it each day that aliyah is it Friday morning by when one must be finished. Should you finish by the time Shabbas starts? Should you finish by the time the Torah is read Shabas morning or buy the meal lunch on Shabas's day? All these are intricate questions in but the idea the obligation to read and review the para twice with a commentary. It goes way back though it's not mentioned in the Mishna it is quoted in the Gmorra and it's quoted in it's a it's a it's the says surely it was instituted by Mosher Rabenu himself. What better way every Jew needs to know, be familiar, be literate in our holy Torah, in our Torah, in the Torah that is our way of life and to feel the rhythm to know what the Torah is teaching us in a timely way each and every week by reviewing the para. There's no better time to start than this para than say formos because the holy writes there's an illusion at the beginning of our paraos and these are the names of the Jewish people is an acronym one is obligated to read the text of the paraos is an illusion a hint it's the perfect Time to start again and everyone to come on board. It is a awesome opportunity to be familiar and as I said to find the rhythm so much so the great who lived in Bush of said you can see someone's you know if someone is indeed god-fearing and if they review the para each and every week so much so that he says when looking for a question a young lady should ask is confirm that the young man does in fact fulfill he reviews if you're looking for a sign an indication that he has that's it all bring down all kinds of that if a person fulfills this if a person reviews the para is a person is to fulfill every week they're promised all kinds of and all kinds of protection one should do it because it's an obligation it's a responsibility but it's one that also yields tremendous tremendous promise and the tremendous hope of growth in so for being part of this journey journey whether you've been doing it for years or whether you're just starting now all of us by taking it on seriously and meticulously by fulfilling it in its optimum way really reviewing twice not relying on reading it with Torah reviewing it in time in a timely fashion not delay and spending half the year trying to make it up but being connected on a regular basis all of us will grow in our Torah and your