Dayeinu is one of the most fun parts of the Seder, but does it even make any sense?

The Bnei Yisrael were extremely generous in donating to the Mishkan, so much so that Moshe had to tell them to stop! Why didn't he let them bring as much as they wanted? Worst thing is they'll end up with extra to put in storage. How bad would that be?

This week's parsha contains both highs and lows for the Jewish People. Who could compare the high of Machatzis Hashekel with the tragedy that was the Eigel! But one little word changes our perspective on both stories.

After a parsha full of business and property law, the end of the parsha begins to discuss...the holidays? Additionally, the Torah seems to indicate that the celebration is dependent on having a good crop, is that true? And what's the connection to this week's parsha?

The medrash says that Yisro's blessing of Hashem was the first time someone had blessed Hashem for the miracles He performed in the desert. What about Az Yashir? And if this was the first time, what took Bnei Yisrael so long? (apologies for the poor audio quality this week.)

A new born firstborn boy is considered holy, then we redeem him from his holiness and he becomes like everyone else. The next thing we do is celebrate this milestone. Why would we celebrate his loss of holiness?

After the makkah of Barad, Paroh asks Moshe to daven that the makkah should end. Moshe responds that he will have to leave the city before he does so. This never happened before, what was different about this makkah?

After centuries of slavery with no word from Hashem, the Bnei Yisrael finally collapsed under the strain. All of a sudden, there are multiple mentions of Hashem's responsibility towards the Bnei Yisrael. What happened?

Yaakov gives Yosef strict instructions to bury him only in the Land of Israel. Rashi gives three explanations why. Why do we need three? Is Rashi simply being thorough or is there more going on here?

When the brother's admit they wronged Yosef, Reuven immediately removes himself from any blame. Last week, we explained that Reuven tried to save Yosef from the brothers. But if we look deeper, it's not so simple...