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

A deeper look at Emunah as it is derived from makat barad. Part 2 to last year’s dvar torah.

A look at the opposite of yirat shamayim and its relationship to barad and Emunah.

A look at the stories at the start of the parasha as a foreshadowing to the later stories of Moshe as leader of the Jewish people.

Shemot literally means names. In this dvar Torah we take a look: at the principle that the Jews maintained their Jewish names in Egypt, the lack of names in this week’s parasha, and the Egyptian names given to Yocheved and Miriam according to the Midrash.

A look at the three way machloket on the implications of Moshe hiding his face from Hashem by the burning bush.

A look at how Bnei Yisrael were able to leave Egypt even though 400 years of slavery had not gone by yet and how it relates to the greater emet of Hashem.

The parallels between Gan Eden and Mitzrayim, and Yosef’s special role in bringing about the tikkun.

An abridged version of the longer shiur on the holiness behind the Goshen strip and a hint to modern times.

An in depth look at the origin of Goshen and the source of its ability to keep the Jewish people holy.

An in depth look at why Yaakov died younger than Avraham and Yitzhak.