ואין נסתר מנגד עיניך ✡️ Weekly Insights on the Parasha by Rabbi Eli Menaged

A deeper meaning to why Moshe engraved the names of all the tribes into the Avnei Shoham.

A look at the praise given to the kohen gadol’s clothing and the relationship to Shabbat and the Beit HaMikdash connecting time, space, and man.

This dvar Torah examines the “erasure” of Moshe Rabbeinu from the parasha, uncovering more reasons to this absence and the delicate hints through which his hidden presence continues to illuminate the narrative.

The connection between the tzitz and tzitzit.

A deep look at the three golden crowns in the Mishkan and their relationship to three gifts entrusted to man kind as emphasized in the last three parshiot Yitro, Mishpatim, and Terumah, hinted to in the word Emet.

The meaning behind our collective responsibility to build the Aron, the symbol of Torah.

A deep look at the lack of ברזל, iron, among the metals used to build the Mishkan. The dvar Torah will explore barzel’s connection to Eisav, Rome, Yosef, Aharon, Yael and Sisra, and Rebbe Akiva from midrashic and mystical lenses and how we have to find our own barzel of achdut with each other and with Hashem through the Shema to defeat the barzel of our enemies.

A look at the holiest spot in the Mishkan, and a deeper understanding of the numbers 2, 1, 0, and infinity and how they relate to Hashem.

Connecting our previous dvar Torah to the morning berachot.

Understanding the great level of Naaseh ve-Nishma and its relationship to the Shema.