<p>Today's teaching touches on the benefits of sticking with the program when the going gets tough and you're not "feeling it." Moses started a mitzvah, but the ones who finished it get the credit. Which mitzvah was that? And why does the credit go to the concluders? </p>

Today's teaching touches on the benefits of sticking with the program when the going gets tough and you're not "feeling it." Moses started a mitzvah, but the ones who finished it get the credit. Which mitzvah was that? And why does the credit go to the concluders?

<p>Today's teaching touches on the benefits of sticking with the program when the going gets tough and you're not "feeling it." Moses started a mitzvah, but the ones who finished it get the credit. Which mitzvah was that? And why does the credit go to the concluders?&nbsp;</p>

Eikev 1: Sticking with the Program

A live class on various topics in Torah, exploring the rich wisdom of Judaism, from biblical stories to Talmud, from Maimonides to Chasidic thought. Class is given by Rabbi Yosef Marcus, director of Chabad NP and editor of the Kehot editions of the Pirkei Avot, Haggadah, Psalms, and Megillat Esther. Visit www.chabadnp.com for more info and to support the class. For questions or comments, email rabbi@chabadnp.com.

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