In this shiur we’ll discuss the Arey Miqlat and their meaning.

In this shiur we’ll evaluate the successful war against Midyan, while focusing on the role of the leaders during and after the war.

In this Shiur we’ll discuss Moshe’s request to appoint a replacement instead of himself as leader of Am Israel.

In this Shiur we’ll examine the way Chazal perceived Bilam, and try to understand their harshness towards him.

In this shiur we’ll examine Am Israel’s growth over the course of the Parasha.

In this Shiur we'll disucss the passage about the Ark leading the war, and explain why we don't find that kind of war occuring

.In this Shiur we’ll examine the special sacrifice the Sora offers, and debate what it’s goal is

In this Shiur we’ll discuss the reason the Torah commands the relatives of a person who sells his land to redeem it

In this Shiur we’ll discuss the reason the Torah commands the relatives of a person who sells his land to redeem it

In this Shiur we’ll discuss the meaning of the Holidays within the context of Sefer Vayikra

In this Shiur we'll examine the complex process the Torah commands a person reocvering from Leporacy to go through, and try to see the lessons it holds

In this Shiur we’ll discuss the sin and Nadav and Avihu, and how it is connected to more incidents in Tanach that include the Ktoret

In this shiur we'll examine two differnet Avodot in the Mishkan - Trumat Hadeshen and Minchat Chinuch, and discuss a common feature between them.

In this Shiur we'll examine a few different directions in understanding the depth behind the Korbanot - the sacrifices brought in the Mishkan and Mikdash

In this shiur we'll examine the way kevod hashem is visible in the Mishkan - through the cloud and through fire from the heavens. We'll see more examples through Tanach and discuss the meaning of this.

In this shiur we’ll examine the way the fund raising for the Mishkan was different in practice then what God originally said, and explain the change

In thi Shiur we'll examine why Am Israel built specifically a golden calf, and not any other animal.

In this shiur we'll examine a few reasons given for the special garments the Cohanim wear while working in the Mishkan

In this Shiur we'll examine the prohibition to take the poles out of the Holy Ark, and explain the meaning of this Mitzva.

In this shiur we’ll discuss how the torah reacts and argues with laws in the ancient world, mainly through contrasting the laws of the Torah and the Hammurabi code.