Shnayim Yomi - Tetzaveh - Shishi - #6 - Rabbi Eli Kadi - The Power of Daily Commitment

Shishi is a very important aliyah. It's holiness. It's there's a interesting midrash that's brought down by Rabb who goes who wrote the yakov he wrote a hagdama and he brings a midrash that he said that he did not find not in bavi not in yosi and the midrash goes as follows there was a disagreement between the rabbis which puk in the Torah was the most important puk the most that includes the most of the Torah. Ben says the most in the Torah is adonu. That is the puk that has the most in it. Ben Nanas goes and says there's a puk that has a little bit more than that. that you should love your fellow man like yourself. But Ben Paz goes and says there's a that is even more and that is the second in the you should bring the first sheep in the morning and the second sheep in the evening. There was a rabbi over there that went and said what our great rabbi ben pazi says is the correct opinion. What does it mean? What is phat in this midrash? So if you understand it correctly it means that consistency is the way how to way to win of a person is consistent every single day. In the morning he has a sh in the evening he has a sh with his children he's consistent he does homework with them every evening and he goes with them to bet every single morning when a person is consistent with his wife that he goes and he smiles at her in the morning and he smiles to her in the evening that person will be successful in every single thing that he has. That is the puk that is the m consistency. A person has to be consistent in what they do. Not start something and leave it in the middle. Go through it. Finish through it. And that's why I will be through a person through us bringing through sacrificing in the morning and the evening of our time of which is really time of sacrificing of doing things for serving of Hashem and for helping our family then it's a and we will understand that that's why took us out of to put the shina between