Parsha Pearls

The differing perspectives of Moses and Aaron shows us how to deal with sorrow and grief.

Fascinating details of the spiritual malady called Tzaraat demonstrates how even constructive criticism must be rooted in love.

The Torah teaches that saving a life trumps the observance of almost all mitzvahs. Yet the Torah singles out Shabbat, discover why.

What is the spiritual meaning of nullifying chametz?

Prior to Shavuot we read the portion detailing the harsh consequences for forsaking G-d and His Torah. Is there another way to process these unsettling words?

The formation of the twelve tribes, divided into four camps surrounding the Tabernacle, represent the four keys for balanced living.

The Torah details the different jobs of the three Levite families in carrying the Tabernacle when journeying through the desert. Discover how this symbolizes three models of a Jew’s journey in life.

The Second Passover teaches us how we can fully embrace the present without being hampered by the past.

Contrasting the blunder of the ten spies that Moshe sent versus the success of the two spies Joshua dispatched conveys a fundamental lesson in our personal growth.

In describing the rebellion of Korach, the Talmud says Korach created discord—even though he claimed to champion equality.