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When you are asked a question and do not know what to answer, be not ashamed to say: 'I know not!'
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A single fool may ask questions
which even a thousand Sages cannot answer.
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A man's wit can be judged better by his questions
than by his answers.
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Every 'why' invites a 'because'.
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A teacher who surrenders the respect due to him
is no longer respected.
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When scholars vie, wisdom mounts.
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Warm yourself at the fire of the Sages!
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Scholars enhance peace in the world.
ID:1547
A scholar who abandons study
is like 'a bird that strays from the nest.'
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Who declines to endow a scholar with his worldly goods
will see no blessing.
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The wife of a scholar is accounted one, too.
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Cursed be the scholar who adorns not himself
with the glory of Torah.
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A synagogue may be turned into a school:
but not a school into a synagogue.
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One does not keep children from school
even to build the Temple.
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A town without schoolchildren is doomed to destruction.
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The tavern will not spoil the good nor school mend the bad.
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You cannot liken the self-taught man to the schooled.
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A scholar who fears not sin
is as a craftsman without his tools.
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Say not: when I have leisure I will study,
lest you may not have it!
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If you forsake study for one day,
it will forsake you for two.
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A man must repeat the lesson until his pupil has learnt it.
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Study leads to action.
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If you see a student who finds it as hard as iron to study, it is because his studies are without system.
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Just as a man does not blush to ask his friend to give him water, so he should not be ashamed to ask a younger man to teach him Torah.
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If you do not suffer the toil of study,
you will suffer the toil of ignorance.