Gemarah Chabura: Yagata U’Matzasah(1)

I was just thinking about this a little bit.

I wanted to mention before we dive into our main limud, Neviakov, I'm curious what you think about this.

I was thinking it's not a coincidence that there's this daytime morning kolo that's happening right now.

It's not, I don't think, it's not stam.

I was thinking there has to be an inyon, an amkos to the fact that this is happening.

And it seems, I think, clear.

Because we think about it, the Gemara tells us that, based on the Pesach, that Talmud Bavli is from the Lashon of Bilbo.

Talmud Bavli and Limut of Gemara, of Shas Bavli, is connected to nighttime.

It's a darkness.

that Limud Gemar in general is connected to a state of darkness.

So it makes sense that throughout the years of Jewish history, the primary Zman of Limud was, and for most working, most regular people, most of Klal Yisrael's history of Lima of Talmud Torah has been at night.

Because that's Zut Talmud Bavli, Machashakim, it's the darkness, it's the night, it's Galos.

And the whole Indian of learning at night is our Mesiris Nefesh.

And it's the difficulty of it.

And it's from within the darkness, we can create light and we can access and we can bring or even at night.

And then, you know, maybe also in addition to the nighttime, it's like the very early hours of the morning before a person goes to work.

So, you know, you have like the 5 a.m. Dap Yomis and the 5 a.m. Kol Boker and like all of those things.

And that's tremendous.

That level of Mesiris Nefesh, for Talmud Torah has carried Klal Yisroel through Golis.

It's what's brought us to this point.

But now, we are right at the cusp of Geula.

We're moving out of that world of the Golis Laila, of Macha Shakim, and we're entering a state of Geula.

And having Lima Talmud Torah during the broad daylight Is Gu for the biggest testimony to that? Like this is not Stom that we have a group of people who are learning while they're in their peak awakeness, right? Like at 11 a.m.

I can't speak to everybody, different people, you know? But you know what I'm saying? You understand what I mean? Even if it's not true for you personally, but you understand, right? Daytime, it's light outside and we're learning because we've just entered a Zman.

We are entering the Tkufa of Jewish history that is no longer about hiding under the rock to find the little...