Shnayim Yomi - Vayikra - R'vi'i - #4 - Rabbi Moshe Schwed - Today's Avodah - Learning Torah at Night

For the fourth aliyah of parasikra, I'd like to share one of my most favorite found. We're learning many and in fact we're going to learn a few more paras that discuss the mdash. Where is this relevant in our daily lives teach us the following. Torah scholars that toil in learning during the night. It's as if they're toiling and doing the mikdash. And the says even further someone who toils at night he has the opposite him. anything greater than that having that today when a person is learning at night. But the comes here and says that the kavana of learning at night means he learns he learns at times when people don't necessarily see him doesn't necessarily mean during the nighttime. He learns not for he learns and he learns at times that it's hard at times that it's difficult. Someone who learns with the intention of being honored through his Torah or to become a rabbi or even to become a knowledgeable Torah scholar then the learning itself is like Israel is planting and the potential is only realized when he gets to that goal and that's the a person he plants with tears he works hard but then when he actualizes his goal if he's learning to gain knowledge or he's learning to become a rabbi when that happens that's when he has that reena that celebration but someone who is someone who toils inra in an oflah in a as we mentioned before quietly he's doing it just to learn no one sees without any specific goal he's just doing the mitzvah of learning no specific then the and the is realized immediately and the p says this person will experience that arena immediately because he is connected to when he's learning doesn't mean at night when he's learning when it's difficult when he may not want to when a person learns and as we know is difficult at times and a person has to get it done that learning is and he will have that for himself and for immediately