Rabbi Kanefsky quotes Onkelos to show how an odd choice of words can teach a profound life lesson.

Sarah Pincus, with a little help from Rabbi Menachem Leibtag, examines the timeline - especially Rashi's unusual version -  encompassing the gathering at Mount Sinai, the building of the Mishkan, and the declaration, "We will do and we will listen."

Source sheet:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/16g1nAl1LxC8a1bK6L3aMSP37aUf4YtrbziTz8WnVTrw/edit?tab=t.tao9akhglx73

In a Purim preview, Sarah Pincus looks at Rav Yitzchak Hutner's  explanation of the circumstances under which the Jewish people accepted the Torah at Mount Sinai, and how they did it again after the defeat of Haman.

Source sheet:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1R1BrADp99AlCfNBUtS5bGGilgPfz0xMfRFYk9T54BNk/edit?usp=sharings

Rabbi Kanefsky looks at the real problem perceived by Yitro and how he advised Moshe to remedy it.

In honor of Tu B'Shevat,  Rabbi Stein re-examines the law that deals with "interrupting one's learning" to admire a beautiful tree.

Sarah Pincus examines exactly which "laws and statutes" were given to the Jewish people at Marah...where they complained about the water.

Source Sheet: 

https://docs.google.com/document/d/150CPrsj9ZhG2yEwaSZfNTjL-YRzYq0ZyYHaMEcmoG2E/edit?usp=sharing

Guest Contributor David Nimmer reaches back to ancient Greek to explain why the Jewish people were unable to hear Moshe's message at first. 

Rabbi Kanefsky shows how the command to the Jewish people to remain in their homes during their last night in Egypt, underlines the importance of rituals in daily life.

Rabbi Kanefsky quotes modern day authorities who hold that today's technology enables mourners to all begin Shivah together, even if some are thousands of miles removed from the burial.

Sarah Pincus looks at the importance of speed....or deliberate lack of it.....in the final days leading up to the Exodus from Egypt.

Source Sheet: 

https://docs.google.com/document/d/10t_2Mx0rkbsD10IMDcpZcBcSQFqnHOcmrkTLP9ONpmU/edit?tab=t.tao9akhglx73