Shnayim Yomi - Tzav - Rishon - #1 - Rabbi Yehoshua Sova - Zerizim Makdimin L'Mitzvot

In this week's para para we talk about the idea of zeros which means a person should try as much as possible to move with elacrity with quickness towards a mitzvah or whatever it is that they do. The question is why was this specific mitzvah of carbonus chosen as the reason why you should have elacrity you should have zus when you're doing something. So I believe maybe you could say we know that the term for a commandment is a mitzvah. In the word mitzvah is me sadikv and hey. If you were to take those four letters and pluck out the middle that says lash meaning we should do mitzvah very quickly. Don't dillydally have opportunity to do that. And you should ask yourself ma mehe the book ends of that to tell you what is it that you are going quickly towards it was very well known that the khazan used to tell people that if they run to the couch to get a good sleep the running is not indicative of rather it's the exact opposite. It shows us the person is lazy because just because you're showing that you're excited about sleep doesn't mean that you are actually someone that moves fast. you enjoy sleeping. So a person should enjoy mitzvah just like they should enjoy carbon and for example we talk about in talks about the idea that it gets completely khal it gets completely devoured by the fire and it's a kiss there is some loss and the says it doesn't mean that the kahan get a loss to talk like that that they don't have to partake of any part of the carbon rather what we say is instead that there's fuel that's being consumed to make sure that this carbon gets completely consumed and that is the kiss and that is what we're trying to tell you that mitzvah should be done with great elacrity even if it looks like there's somewhat of a kiss somewhat of a deficit towards someone's money in the terms of doing a mitzvah