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Do It. Now.

The rabbis taught: “When you have a chance to perform a mitzvah do not tarry lest it sour.”  And they urged us to study Torah now when the opportunity is available.  Say not, “I will study Torah when I have free time.  Perhaps you will have no free time.” 

I had a a very good and dear friend who was learned in Judaism but strayed from Jewish observance.  He often said to me, Rabbi, soon I hope to sell my business and retire.  Then you’ll see me in Temple all the time."  He said that to me for several years and now it’s too late: He died of a heart attack, unable to redeem his pledge.  Rabbi Gilbert Rosenthal

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