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1 The sages expounded in the language of the Mishnah (blessed is He who chose them and their learning): Rabbi Meir would say: Whoever studies Torah for Torah's sake alone, merits many things; not only that, but [the creation of] the entire world is worthw...
Learning Pirkei Avot on Five Levels
Everything that G d created in His world, He did not create but for His glory. As is stated: "All that is called by My name and for My glory, I created it, formed it, also I made it." And it says: "G d shall reign forever and ever." (Ethics of Our Fathers...
Learning Pirkei Avot: chapter 6, mishnah 1
Rabbi Meir would say: Whoever studies Torah for Torah's sake alone, merits many things; not only that, but [the creation of] the entire world is worthwhile for him alone. He is called friend, beloved, lover of G‑d, lover of humanity, rejoicer of G‑d, rejo...
Learning Pirkei Avot on Five Levels
Said Rabbi Yehoshua the son of Levi: Every day, an echo resounds from Mount Horeb (Sinai) proclaiming and saying: "Woe is to the creatures who insult the Torah.”And the tablets are the work of G d, and the writing is G d's writing, engraved on the tablets...
Learning Pirkei Avot on Five Levels
One who learns from his fellow…a single law…must treat him with respect. For so we find with David, king of Israel, who did not learn anything from Achitofel except for two things alone, yet he called him his "master," his "guide" and his "intimate"… (Eth...
Ethics of Our Fathers: Avot 6:11
Everything that G-d created in His world, He did not create but for His glory. As is stated (Isaiah 43:7): "All that is called by My name and for My glory, I created it, formed it, also I made it." And it says (Exodus 15:1): "G-d shall reign forever and e...
Ethics of Our Fathers: Avot 6:5
Do not seek greatness for yourself, and do not lust for honor. More than you study, do. Desire not the table of kings, for your table is greater than theirs, and your crown is greater than theirs, and faithful is your Employer to pay you the rewards of yo...
Ethics of Our Fathers: Avot 6:5
Do not seek greatness for yourself, and do not lust for honor. More than you study, do. Desire not the table of kings, for your table is greater than theirs, and your crown is greater than theirs, and faithful is your Employer to pay you the rewards of yo...
Ethics of Our Fathers: Avot 6:9
"If you were to give me all the silver, gold…in the world, I would not dwell anywhere but in a place of Torah. Indeed, so is written in the book of psalms by David the king of Israel: `I prefer the Torah of Your mouth over thousands in gold and silver.'
Ethics of Our Fathers: Avot 6:2
Every day an echo resounds from Mt. Horeb (Sinai) proclaiming: "Woe to the creatures who insult the Torah." For one who does not occupy himself in Torah is considered an outcast.
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