Rabbi Stein examines the rules of Pesach's "Intermediate Days"  --  Chol HaMoed.

Guest Contributor Rabbi Adam Rosenthal elaborates on the lesson of inclusiveness found in the Pesach ceremonies.

Rabbi Kanefsky discusses the rules regarding the Counting of the Omer in the evenings, and whether it is a Biblical or Rabbinic requirement.

Guest Contributor Dr. Rena Selya Cohen examines the contrasts in the Pesach Torah readings, and derives the lessons drawn from combining the story of the Exodus with the agricultural offerings brought on the holiday.

Rabbi Kanefsky, quoting Seforno, shows how the collective work and contributions of the Jewish people in building the Mishkan helped bring about the presence of G-d in their midst.

Rabbi Stein elaborates on the three elements of Chametz removal: Search, Nullification and Destruction.

Rabbi Kanefsky explains why Moshe emphasizes that Aharon, who was at the center of the Golden Calf episode, nevertheless will serve as the Kohen Gadol.

Rabbi Stein brings different views of what the ceremonial Search for Chametz is designed to achieve.

Sarah Pincus discusses the significance of the use of matzah as part of the Korban Todah - the thanksgiving offering.

Source sheet: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pNZzhdjsyvc7JCDIaTe-kgDgVpEEl4IS45VU3d_N7Ic/edit?tab=t.tao9akhglx73

Rabbi Stein examines the true nature of the animal sacrifices brought in the Mishkan.