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| | Q & A: Effort And Diligence In Torah Study (Conclusion) |
 | | We also discussed the machloket (argument) in the Gemara (Horayot 14a) over whether the goal of "Sinai," extensive Torah knowledge, or "Oker Harim," sharp analytic ability, is the preferred method or goal of Torah study, taking into account that we now have the necessary sources available in print. |
 | | In answer to his question, R. Weinberger cites Torah Temima (Numbers 7:9), which explains that the Sages did not intend this to be the simple explanation of the verse, but rather to be an |
 | | It was explained that he had the finest of traits; however, he was not a ba'al kisharon, that is, he lacked in aptitude and understanding at Torah study. |
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