Shmot

The position of Kohen Gadol is arguably the highest in the nation, for he alone could access the Urim V’Tumim & receive Hashem’s verdict for the nation on Yom Kippur.

Why does the Torah write in detail about making the oil for the Menorah whilst the main purpose is the flame that is litten?

How does the mitzva of the oil and the lighting end up in the middle of the blueprints of the Mishkan, in between the description of the structure and its holy vessels and that of the glorious holy garments of the kohanim?

Why does the Torah refer to "the boards," as if we know which boards it is talking about? No boards have yet been mentioned! Furthermore, regarding none of the other utensils in the Mishkan is "the" mentioned; instead it says, "You shall make a menorah… a covering for the tent," etc. Why then are the boards singled out?

What is the second and third Halacah in the Shulchan Aruch? And why is the Mishkan relevant to each and every one of us?

God creates the cure before the disease. This is the key to understanding Terumah and the Mitzvah of the MIshkan.

The taker who asks for the money is really the one that was doing the ultimate favor for the giver who is writing the check.

The implication is that the judge should say things that will help specifically the poor. How can one do that while still being faithful to “Do not give preferential treatment to the poor”?

The Torah teaches us how to behave with our slaves and by that guides us in ways that the world learns only years later.