In 2016, we learned a big idea from a small detail in the Halacha of Ben Sorer U'Moreh.

In 2013, we turned to Rav Moshe Feinstein who extracts a beautiful message from an ambiguous Pasuk.

In 2013, we tried to understand the need for a general Mitzvah of Tzedaka in our Parsha as well as specific Mitzvot of Tzedaka in Sefer VaY'Kra.

Why does the Midrash talk about performance of Mitzvot that are typically treaded upon by the heels? What does that mean? Which Mitzvot does it refer to.

In 2017, we looked to Rav Yerucham Levovitz to help us understand a puzzling Midrash.

In 2018, we noted that the two goals of rebuke play out interestingly when Tisha B'Av falls out on Shabbat

We revisit a Chatam Sofer who suggests that in our Parsha we find one of the most difficult Mitzvot in the entire Torah.

In 2017, we suggested a possible understanding for the bizarre and repugnant service of Ba'al P'or and why it may be relevant to us.

In 2018, we shared a beautiful insight of Rav David Dudkevitch regarding the idea of having one eye.

We go back to 2012 to better understand the enigmatic introduction to the Parah Adumah ceremony.