Kommentar zu Kohelet 11:7

And the light is sweet. The light of Torah is sweet.²²In Tehillim 19:11, Dovid describes the Torah as “sweeter than honey and drippings from the combs.” And it is good [pleasant] for the eyes

And the light is sweet. The light of Torah is sweet.²²In Tehillim 19:11, Dovid describes the Torah as “sweeter than honey and drippings from the combs.” And it is good [pleasant] for the eyes

“The light is sweet, and it is good for the eyes to behold the sun” (Ecclesiastes 11:7).
“The light is sweet, and it is good for the eyes” – the light of Torah is sweet and good for the eyes. Happy is he whose learning illuminates for him like the sun. Rabbi Aḥa says: The light of the World to Come is sweet. Happy is he who will merit to see that light, as it is stated: “The light of the moon will be like the light of the sun…” (Isaiah 30:26).

to behold the sun. And fortunate are the students whose eyes see a legal opinion whitened and clarified thoroughly. So is it expounded in Aggadas Tehillim.