The Torah only tells us now the halachos of the Kohanim after the korbanos in order that a person should first understand his worth, understand the reason it’s being done. It’s not just a Halacha, it’s because you’re on a higher pedestal. This applies to not just kohanim, everyone in klal Yisrael is included.

Can one fulfill his obligation of counting sefira in a way other than saying it? There’s one opinion that holds yes…

Learning Torah isn’t the end game. It needs to bring one to act on it.

The parsha starts out telling us that we must be holy. It’s no coincidence that this falls out during Sefiras haomer when we prepare to receive the Torah on the Yom tov of Shavous.

When the Torah uses the word “Mos” perhaps it’s to teach us that the death of Nadav and Avihu wasn’t a good one.

What perspective do you look at Krias Yam Suf with? The Jews, or the Egyptians? Maybe both!!

Chazal coin this Shabbos, Shabbos Hagadol to hammer into us that the arrival of Mashiach inevitable. Don’t think otherwise.

One who is a metzorah is simultaneously to teach us that once the first step is taken that’s a step to purity

Of course there’s a chiyuv to eat matzah on pesach. But with that a person needs to have the Motzei as well.

The Torah interjects to tell us that a baby boy has a bris on the eight day to tell us that it’s not just a technicality. There’s a build up to the momentous occasion.