ואין נסתר מנגד עיניך ✡️ Weekly Insights on the Parasha by Rabbi Eli Menaged

The mystical connection between us and the holy legions above.

The 4 angels above and our holy Air Force down below.

The special meeting between Moshe and the individual.

Each Jews personal spiritual connection to his letter and perush of the Torah.

An overview of the struggles of sefer Bamidbar and the romance within the challenges.

Our great desire to mimic the Heavens in our service of Hashem.

The connection of the spiritual power of Techelet and protecting the Aron.

A few approaches to why the Torah was given to us in the desert.

Our job down below and how it relates to the Heavens.

A look at a few approaches to the “missing” reference to reward in the world to come.

The Abir Yaakov’s Ramazim in the zechuyot we receive from the Avot.

Understanding the recurrence of the number 7 in the tochecha and its relationship to the fruits of Israel.

Connecting the 10th sheep to the story of Yosef and his brothers and the holy Rebbe Akiva.

Understanding the path to redemption through the Avot and Eretz Yisrael.

The mountain as a symbol for our avodah.

The mitzvah to support each other.

The great family reunion on the Yovel year.

An intro to the deep idea of the five missing vavs in Eliyahu’s name.

A look at what is the true normalcy of the Messianiac era.

An overview of Vayikra that gets us to the themes of our parasha.

The approach of the Sephorno on how Hashem responds to our Emunah needs.

Serving Hashem through the father son relationship.

A new approach to why the tribe of Dan did not let the son of a Dannite woman pitch his tent with them.

Earlier parallels to the story of the blasphemer.

A look at the lessons of the story as seen through the anonymity in the text without the use of the midrashim.

Linking the blasphemer’s mocking to that of impossible stepfather’s actions.

Explaining why the blasphemer could not see the fresh bread.

Filling in the background of this curser was based on the midrashim.

A kabbalistic look at the deaths of Nadav and Avihu.

Understanding the approach that Nadav and Avihu sinned by not being married an a deeper look at the fire that consumed them.

A mystical understanding of Nadav and Avihu drinking wine.

Nadav and Avihu’s desire to see Hashem and the yetzer hara that does not disappear so fast.

A look at possible individual approaches to Nadav and Avihu’s actions as they relate to their names.

A deeper look at the mitzvah of fearing our parents as they age.

The Kibud Av dimension of running into the Mishkan.

The upgraded commandments in Kedoshim.

Contrasting Nadav and Avihu’s Ketoret Avodah to the Tzedukim.

The deep connection between Israel and Torah.

Our obligation to raise the banner for Israel.

A mystical hint to the foundation of the State of Israel.

A look at why the Metzorah seems his friends’ prayers to get healed.

Addendum to the 70 on the 50.

A look at a cryptic verse from one of the Arizal’s songs for Shabbat as it relates to our parasha.

The Lag Baomer Connection to the 33rd day in the desert.

A deep look into the Oneg and Nega connection and its placement near the story of Nadav and Avihu.

A final 7th approach to the possible argument of Aharon focusing on the creating of man and woman and the question of when Hashem uses Chesed and when Gevurah.

A look into Rebbe Akiva’s argument pre the sin of Adam.

3 more advanced approaches to Aharon’s possible responses touching on the importance of man’s job below to fix the world, brit milah in the desert, and the lemaala min hateva approach of the tribe of Levi.

An opening look as to the cryptic midrash that Aharon could have responded to Hashem regarding the deaths of Nadav and Avihu with the argument of the Brit Milah. 3 simple approaches are given to the possible argument.

The connection between speech and the clouds of glory.