We go back to 2014 when we turned to the Ketav Sofer to help us understand a difficult Gemara.

The Shem M'Shmuel notes some strange things about the Shirat HaYam. What might they teach us?

In 2019, we looked to Rav Kook to help us understand the significance of two Mitzvot in Parshat Bo.

In 2016, we noticed that Pharaoh makes a very strangely specific request of Moshe and Aharon.

Rav Tzadok notes that Pharaoh's words seem to contradict an important rule in the Torah. What is the meaning of this seeming exception?

The Midrash suggests that we are called Yehudim because of the Bracha given to Yehuda. What does this mean for us Yehudim?

The Midrash suggests that Yaakov made a mistake in his answer to Pharaoh's odd question.

In 2019, we tried to understand why only Yosef could interpret Pharaoh's dreams and why he felt compelled to offer him advice too.

Why does it seem as though the Gemara left out the most important aspect of Chanukah?

How did Yosef's Egyptian Master know that Hashem was with Yosef?