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The menorah, the beautiful golden candelabra in the Tabernacle, sends a confusing message as to what it really stands for, and to who is giving light to whom? Rabbi Geller goes on to describe the clothing worn by the priests during the times they are actually serving, and focuses on the miraculous jewel studded breastplate worn by the high priest.
Although Moshe's name is not mentioned in this week's parsha, where can we find it hidden? Rabbi Rosenblum delves into the various garments of the Kohen and Kohen Gadol, looking at the deeper meaning woven into them and the various aspects of man they stood for.
How does the pressing of the oil for the menorah hint to achieving understanding in Torah? How does the breastplate explain the proper roles of mind and heart? And is it G-d's job to conquer Amalek, or ours?
From Moshe's birth up until this parsha his name is all over the place. But isn't it strange that his name is not even mentioned once in this weeks parsha? Rabbi Wagnesberg also examines the essence of Moshe's character and how it perfectly complemented his brother Aharon.
When looking at Purim Katan as the end of the yearly cycle, it seems obvious that this is a day we are paradoxically distant from Hashem. Howthen can we be expected to connect to Him at this time? Rabbi Wagensberg proves that if we do our best, Hashem will finish the job down to the last detail - and reward us as if we did the whole thing.
