How come some times it says what the men donated, sometimes what the women donated, sometimes what "Bnei Yisrael" donated, and sometimes what the Nesi'im dontated?

What lies behind the drive to unite and be part of a community?

Why are we told that Moshe "called out" to Aharon and the Nesiim before teaching them what Hashem taught him on Har Sinai? Why do we care that he called to them and then they came to him?

What does it mean to be a פלא?

Were the second set of luchot "tier two"? Were they "second rate" to the first set? Or do they have an advantage as well?

What does it mean that Hashem "passed His entire Goodness" before Moshe? What was Hashem trying to teach Moshe about the power of our tefilla?

What's the response to sin and disconnect? How is Hashem's response to Cheit HaEgel a lesson in resilience and how is Moshe's response a lesson in priorities?

What can the dialogue between Hashem and Moshe in the aftermath of חטא העגל teach us about mending rifts in relationships, with others and with Hashem?

What gives you more value? Your individuality, or your connection to the Jewish People as a whole?

The Mizbe'ach HaKetoret and Teshuva - Even a little bit is good