The Torah is a relatively brief document, especially considering the weight of importance it’s supposed to occupy in our lives. 10 Commandments? That’s a lot of information condensed into a very short text, right? Why then would the Torah choose to repeat certain things, like the tribal leaders offerings in this weeks parsha, Naso? The Torah doesn’t waste time or space. There must be something beneath the surface. Let’s dig in and find the lessons for our lives.

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