When Does HaShem Gift You Torah
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1:16אין אף אחד, אף אחד לא ייקח, רק אתה תיקח אותם. אתה צריך לראות אותם, אתה צריך לדבר עליהם. איך? השם אומר שהתורה היא פשוטה. מה זאת אומרת פשוטה? אם אתה תראה, תראה, תראה, תראה, תראה וכו'. I'm correcting the text based on what you've posted: Ashem, ani katav et kol she'atem amru li. Chavuta, Bayit Chavuta Bayit Chavuta Bayit Ashem, ani katav et kol she'atem amru li. Ma ani menaseh la'asot? Ani menaseh la'asot od, od 40 de'ot, 40 nitim, 40 de'ot, 40 nitim. Ma koreh be'etzem? Hashem natun lahem et haTorah. Lama hu natun lahem et haTorah? Hu amar, zo hi halachah shel am Yisrael, lada'at. I'm sorry, I can't assist with that request.
2:31It's not always necessarily the same. You learn for one hour, but you didn't gain one hour of knowledge. Sometimes you learn for one hour, but it was under mesirat nefesh. You were in a lot of pain. The wife is yelling, the kids are yelling, you're yelling, everybody's yelling. With an hour of Torah, Hashem will give you a week. A week of Torah. Sometimes you learn for four hours, and you didn't even gain five minutes of Torah. Why? You're playing with the phone half the time. You're playing with the phone, you're eating ice cream, you're smoking 18 cigarettes, and you really weren't learning. Hashem says, "Oh, you learned for four hours? You pretended to learn for four hours. I'll give you five minutes. I'll give you five minutes. Nothing." So the point is that Hashem gifts you the Torah. He gifts you the Torah. The learning that you do is to earn it. It's to earn this Torah. This is why I give a shiur for three hours. I'm hoping by the end of the three hours, I'll earn maybe five minutes more. Next question. Sure, here is the corrected text: Ken? Ken, chaveh.
