Shavuos is the chag we connect to Hashem through the Torah. The common way is through study, but there are other ways of using the Torah to connect to Hashem.

Parshas Behar contains many technical halachos of business and everyday life. One such example is the issur of lending with interest, Ribbis. Interest is a major part of business, what is wrong with doing business this way that the Torah tells us this is not allowed?

The Parsha ends with a story of a fight between two men, and develops into a show of holiness and commitment to Hashem from the entire nation

While tzara'as is most well-known for appearing on the skin, it also appeared in other places, including on buildings. We discuss how this happened and why is it specifically connected to Eretz Yisrael

During Magid, we find a three-way machlokes as to how many makkos there were in Mitzrayim and by Krias Yam Suf. What difference does it make how many there were?

Parshas Vayakhel-Pekudei just seems to repeat everything we already know from earlier in the Torah. What can we learn from these parshiyos?

Purim is a day with the potential for great spiritual growth, but what exactly should we be focusing on?

As we go through Mishpatim, we are hit by technical "babble". When we reach the end, we are in for a pleasent surprise.

When Yisro arrives at the camp of Bnei Yisrael, he begin to make major changes, including developing the first justice system in Jewish history. He gives several key attributes for perspective judges which we discuss.

The Bnei Yisrael finally leave Mitzrayim...twice?