CONTENT HIGHLIGHT
- Light from the Bais HaMikdash goes to the entire world from the menorah – lamps (the Jewish people)
- One uniqueness of Mahn that even when eaten by Rashaim, nothing is wasted and is completely nourishing
- Regardless of motive or opportunity during the first Pesach, one can fix it up at the second Pesach
- The power of Moshe’s nevius
- The blowing of the trumpets for war and for simchah
- Two levels of humility by Moshe
- Consolation for Aharon
- Korban Pesach contains elements of a personal sacrifice and of a communal sacrifice
- Pesach Sheni is an avodah of Teshuvah
- “never too late” even when seemingly lacking nothing
- The Jews showed honor to Miriam by preparing her place for seven days, and welcoming her back into the encampment
- Disgrace of only offering one Pesach sacrifice in the desert
- Different types of enemies of the Jews, but at their source they fight against G-d, who chose the Jews
- Three aspects in prophecy
- Single unit of the Menorah reflects unity of the Jews
- The Pesach in Egypt and Pesach in the desert
- Turn from bad and do good
- Simchah penetrates the body
- Denial to the many when harmful to a few
- Matters which are completely from Heaven, are drawn down thru the acts of people
- Humility and the Divine Presence
