If the Torah commands us, “V’shinantam l’vanecha,” it must be that every father has the ability to teach his son Torah
Eli’s a good boy, he’s learning well, he has lots of friends.
Instead, to my dismay, the rebbi said, “I think Eli is losing his geshmak for learning. He’s not enjoying the learning as much as he did at the beginning of the year.”
What am I supposed to do now? I thought to myself. I’m not a mechanech!
But then another thought occurred to me: If the Torah commands us, “V’shinantam l’vanecha,” it must be that every father has the ability to teach his son Torah.
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