Kli Yakar explains how the mantle of Yehoshua was twofold, and teaches an important lesson in leadership.

Devarim Rabba (Vayelech) 9:1- important lesson about utilizing the time we have in this world and not taking the future for granted.

Moshe discusses the responsibility a Jew has by virtue of the interconnectivity of the Jewish nation.

As we enter the holiest day of the year, Yom Kippur, we request permission for the sinners to join. This unique statement carries a powerful message regarding our focus on others.

The Jews would gather to hear the reading of the Torah and the babies were also included. Reasons to explain this unique mitzva and related lessons.

Devarim Rabba (Netzavim) 8:3, D"R (Ki Tavo) 7:3, Mishna Berura 155:6- we should not be dismayed by the amount of Torah study to be accomplished, and even sitting amongst the Sages is valuable.

Rashi describes the unique reality of the tribe of Shimon in being left out of blessings and curses. This requires independent explanation, particularly in light of the varying approach of Yaakov.

We must first recognize our shortcomings to correct them, and then remove excuses to accomplish Teshuva.

Sefer Chinuch Mitzva 611: the obligation to follow in the "ways" of Hashem and mimic His "characteristics".

Devarim Rabba (Ki Tavo) 7:11- the clothing worn by the Jewish people in desert were altogether supernatural, a further testament to His providing of everything.