אשר ברא אלוקים לעשות ]בראשית ב' ג'[
...That Hashem created to do. [Bereishis 2:3]
מזאל טאהן מזאל הוריווען.
We should do; we should strive.
Reb Moshe of Kobrin, Sefer Toras Avos
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