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Learning Torah is incredibly important and rivals all other mitzvot in its importance. <ref>Mishna Peah 1:!</ref> | |||
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# Chazal tell us that "regardless, if one brings a large Korban or a small one as long as one's intentions are for heaven one's korban is accepted." <ref> Menachot 110a </ref> The same idea applies to Torah study. One should learn as much as one can and that is precious in God's eyes as long as one's intentions are pure.<ref> Mishna Brurah 1:12 writes that this principle also applies to Torah learning. Halacha Brurah 1:11 concurs and writes that such is evident from [[Brachot]] 5b. </ref> | # Chazal tell us that "regardless, if one brings a large Korban or a small one as long as one's intentions are for heaven one's korban is accepted." <ref> Menachot 110a </ref> The same idea applies to Torah study. One should learn as much as one can and that is precious in God's eyes as long as one's intentions are pure.<ref> Mishna Brurah 1:12 writes that this principle also applies to Torah learning. Halacha Brurah 1:11 concurs and writes that such is evident from [[Brachot]] 5b. </ref> | ||
