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What happens when there's a seemingly obvious question that Rashi doesn't address? The answer must be obvious upon analysis as well.
A fascinating analysis of seemingly unrelated Talmudic discussions:
An argument about the degree of sanctity of an animal mistakenly designated as a tithe...
A plot to depose the leader of the Talmudic academy...
A nickname given to one of the plotters as a punishment...
And an argument about what kind of knowledge is best - breadth or depth...
The Rebbe shows how they're all part of the same issue: Rabbi Meir's focus on quality over quantity.
Why does the Torah tell us to "remember" the Shofar on Rosh Hashanah.
An analysis on Rashi's commentary.
Why does the Midrash relate the completeness of the Omer to the days of the week?
What does that have to do with two obscure families of Kohanim - Yeshua and Shchenya?
And how do the days of the week represent harmonizing the transcendent and the immanent, the infinite and the finite?
Reconciling two opposite ideas of holiness - being removed from the world, or the nitty-gritty details like washing our hands. Relationship between the two portions read this week - Acharei Mos and Kedoshim.
Why was Moses not able to erect the Tabernacle without a Divine assist? What'a the message for us? The preciousness of our own hard work paired with the advantage of a G-dly revelation.
Why is the miracle of Shabbat HaGadol referred to as great? And why isn't it commemorated on the 10th of Nissan? The power of transformation.
What are the situations that require a Thanksgiving offering? And why do we have 3 Matzahs at the Seder? An analysis of Rashi provides insight into the precise reasoning.
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