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Why does the Torah mix stories with laws, omit seemingly important events, and present non-chronological narratives? The Torah has one unifying purpose: developing the Jewish people as Am Hashem in Eretz Yisrael. Every detail serves this national development, explaining why personal righteousness gets less attention than events that shape Jewish national character.
Listen nowWhat makes mishpatim fundamentally different from other mitzvos? The shiur develops a yesod that mishpatim recognize pre-existing rights while other mitzvos create obligations. When someone steals, they violate both God's law and the victim's inherent right to property, explaining why probability works differently in interpersonal versus ritual law.
Why is the third book called simply 'And He called' and why did only Moshe hear God's voice? The shiur distinguishes between dibur (articulated speech) and kol (voice) - where kol represents projecting one's essence rather than communicating words. In Vayikra, God projects His actual presence to Moshe, and the korban system becomes our imperfect way of projecting ourselves back to Him.
