In our times, Halakhic authorities have outlined the following principles regarding the Issachar-Zevulun agreement:

1. It is still possible to establish such an agreement today. However, the reward can only be allocated for future Torah study and not for what has already been learned (Rema, Yoreh De'ah 170).
2. Even after forming the agreement, individuals engaged in work must still set aside time for their own Torah study and not rely solely on the agreement.
3. Some authorities say that after the agreement, the craftsman's heavenly reward is equal to that of the Torah scholar (A.G.M. in the opinion of the Rema), while others believe that the Torah scholar still receives a higher reward (Netziv in "Mishpatim").
4. Most authorities agree that this agreement is proper and good from the outset (Yabia Omer, Vol. 7; Chazon Ish, Igrot, Letter 49).

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