When There Is a Quarrel, Even Going to Court Won't Ease the Fight; It Can Only Determine Who Is Right and Who Is Wrong

Explains the Prohibition of Plowing with an Ox and Donkey Together

Explains the Meanings and Details of the Mitzvah of Eglah Arufah

The Torah compares a person to a tree because, like a tree, one can observe its connection to its source. Similarly, in a human being, it is the emotions, rather than the intellect, that openly connect him to his soul.

Rabban Gamliel's Differing Opinion: In Four Areas in the Talmud, Quality Outweighs Quantity

"The Obligation to Provide Extras (Hanokoh): Lessons from the Jews Leaving Egypt and Yosef's Release from Slavery.

When Does Hashem Favor Us, and How Can We Possibly Influence His Judgment?

Exploring the Two Approaches: 'Nice Ones' Who Acknowledge Their Special Qualities and Credit Their Families vs. 'Ugly Ones' Who Attribute Their Success to Hashem and Downplay Their Personal Achievements

How Rashi and the Rambam Differ on the Verse 'Atah Horaita Ladas,' and What the Bnei Yisrael Were Shown

Praying to Hashem Because You Are Owed or Praying for a Free Gift