She notices that her business is good, so her light does not go out at night.
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When she sees that her hard work is paying off, the Eishes Chayil works even
longer, until late at night (Ibn Ezra). She realizes that by earning more she can be
more helpful to others, so she adds hours to her working day. Now, she is able to give
more charity and increase her good deeds (Malbim).
The Me'am Lo'ez explains that Torah study at night is special. Knowing how
good Torah study is for the Jew, the soul is ready to miss sleep in order to learn more.
(Ralbag)
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