Why does the Torah interrupt Hashem's conversation with Moshe to tell us about the Jewish tribal leadership structure? What does this have to tell us about Moshe and Aharon's leadership?

Did Yaakov actually bless all his sons as the Torah states? Didn't he criticise some? What is the depth behind Yaakov's blessings?

What we learn from the confrontation of Yehuda and Yosef and how it will shape Jewish history

When we feel Hashem is sending us a message, what does He want from us?

Why did the Jews have to confront Greece? The Maharal has a fascinating analysis...

This encounter is completely unexpected and perplexing. What does it mean?

Why did Hashem let Yaakov be tricked into marrying two wives?

Was it a punishment? Or the secret of Yaakov's new destiny?

And what does it mean for us today?

Why does so much of Yitzchak's life revolve around digging wells and dealing with land disputes with his neighbours?

Do we really need to hear all the ins and outs of this seemingly mundane activity?

Listen to hear the powerful secret behind it all.

Do Jewish men purchase their wives?

Why does the Torah derive the laws of marriage from Avraham's purchase of Me'arat Hamachpela?

This teaches us something new and profound about Jewish marriage and about the Land of Israel.

Why test people if Hashem already knows what they're going to do?

If we understand this concept we can feel empowered to deal with the challenges in our lives.