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Why was Yehoshua singled out from all the other Torah giants to lead the
nation after Moshe’s death? Yehoshua clung to his master with every fiber
of his being. When Moshe ascended to Heaven to bring down the Torah,
Yehoshua pitched camp at the foot of Har Sinai. He would always arise
early to arrange the benches in the Beit Hamidrash.
There is another element to Yehoshua’s personality which afforded him
the cherished stature of leadership. Yehoshua was called a “lad,” for he
was filled with youthful energy regarding Torah study. He inherited this
prized approach from his mentor, Moshe.

Whoever wishes to have children who are talmidei chachamim must work
toward this goal from a young age. A ba’al teshuvah is considered a
newborn. As soon as he returns to Judaism, he should put his all into his
children’s education in the path of Torah and yirah.

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