Moshe Rabbeinu had ten names, each describing a different facet of his greatness. Yet the name we know him by wasn't divinely inspired - it came from an Egyptian princess who defied her father to pull a Hebrew baby from the Nile. Why would Hashem choose this name above all others to define the greatest prophet who ever lived? Rav Chaim Shmuelevitz reveals how a single act of courage planted something into Moshe's very essence - and how the same transformation is available to us. Discover the connection between Bisya's sacrifice, the small aleph in Vayikra, and what it really means to draw close to Hashem.

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