The Sicha, Rabbi Chaim Wolosow

The Rebbe's Analysis of All Rashis on the Torah That Address Missing Vowels: Rashi Uses the Term 'Chaser' Only When Something Is Lacking in the Subject Matter

The Mezuzah's Impact Surpasses That of Tefillin and Tzitzit

When Does Rashi Comment on a Word Being Written Chaser (Defectively) Without a Vav, and Why Does He Usually Ignore It?

Discusses the rationale behind the law that when a student is exiled to a City of Refuge, his teacher is exiled with him.

The Rebbe Explains How All of Creation Contains Hashem's Power in a Detailed Manner

Seeing the Great Fortune During Exile: Calculating the Time of Moshiach

The Meaning of the Word "קריה" as It Appears in the Portions of Masei and Devarim

The Name "Parhedrin" for the Kohen Gadol's Chamber Has a Positive Meaning, Not Only a Negative One

"Analyzing the Rambam's Position on Retesting Minors and Its Consistency with the Talmud"

Rebbe explains Rashi's meaning regarding the Korban Tamid—that each day has its uniquely designated time for that offering.

The Three Levels of Connection to Hashem: חלקנו (Chelkeinu), גורלנו (Goraleinu), and ירושתנו (Yerushoseinu)

The Rebbe Explains the Parable in Bilam's Words: “I See Them from the Mountain Tops and Hills”

How the Rebbe's Maamar Protected Those Who Helped Free Him from Government Retaliation

Avraham Forgave Avimelech, Moshe Forgave the People — The Three Levels of Forgiveness

Explains Why the Rambam Includes a Prayer for the Coming of Mashiach in the Laws of the Red Heifer's Ashes

The Previous Rebbe's Mesirus Nefesh Was Without Any Limitation or Calculation

Explains the Meaning of Moshe Rising and Going to Datan and Aviram

The Connection Between the Episode of the Mekosheish, Ideal Worship, and the Spies

Explains the Difference Between the Nefilim Mentioned in Bereishis and Those Mentioned in Shelach

Rebbe Explains the Argument of Those Who Were Tamei to Be Allowed to Participate in the Korban Pesach

Explains How the Verse About the Menorah Being Made from One Piece of Gold Fits into the Command for Aharon to Light the Menorah

Why Did the Princes Only Donate Half a Wagon Each?

Explaining Rashi's Choice of the Two Blessings Granted to Women Cleared from Sotah

Why Didn't Moshe Begin Preparing the Bnei Yisroel on the First Day They Arrived at the Mountain (Sivan 1)?

When the Levites Camp Around the Mishkan, It Prevents Anger Against the Bnei Yisroel

The Three Steps in Viduy (Confession)

Lessons in Our Service to Hashem Learned from the Rambam's Laws of Accusations

Discussing the Mitzvah of Sanctifying Hashem: Three Different Approaches from the Torat Kohanim, Rashi, and the Rambam

The Positive Impact We Have on Others When We Speak Kindly About Them

Saving a Life by Violating Shabbos Actually Promotes the Sanctity of Shabbos Observance

"The Atonement for Sins through the Se'ir La'Azazel and Yom Kippur: When Is Teshuvah Required and What Does Teshuvah Accomplish?"

The Lesson from the Timing of Hashem's Two Instructions Following the Death of Aharon's Sons When They Drew Close

The Role of the Kohen in Declaring Tumah: Though the Decision Belongs to the Sage, Only the Kohen May Pronounce It

The Status of a Woman After Childbirth Before Bringing the Korban

The Rebbe Explains the Debate Between Aharon and Moshe Regarding the Rosh Chodesh Goat Offering—Should It Be Eaten or Burnt? Clarifying the Differences Between Rashi's Interpretation and the Talmudic Account

"The Rebbe Explains Three Possible Interpretations of the Timeframe for Prostration in the Temple While in a State of Impurity"

Hadran on the Rambam (and the Completion of Tractate Ketubot): "And the Tree of the Field Shall Yield Its Fruit (Leviticus 26:4) – Literal or Figurative: An Explanation of Maimonides' View that in the Future, the World Will Follow Its Natural Course, Even Though the Resurrection of the Dead Constitutes a Renewal of Creation."

The Fifth Cup and the Cup for Elijah: A Taste of Redemption

"Explaining Rashi on Tzav 7:15 Regarding the Timeframe for Eating the Todah Offering

Explains why Meat Cooked in an Earthenware Vessel Must Be Broken, While a Copper Vessel Is Scrubbed and Rinsed

Bringing a Korbon from the Best Elevates the Object, While Doing Mitzvos with the Best Elevates the Person

The Rebbe explains why one who vows a small offering and brings a larger one fulfills his obligation.