The Torah is full of lessons for everyday living, which can be found not only in the statements and actions of great leaders like Moses, but even in the behavior of animals.

Jews must show generosity and kindness to all, as we learned from our forefather Abraham, and we must fix the evil of Egypt and Sodom.

Don't get caught off guard: God can change our fortune in a split second.

Don’t ever waste time. It is more evaluable than you may realize. 

What significance could ancient rituals, such as the Passover sacrifice, have in our modern era?

Never lose hope! When you are praying for salvation and it doesn’t come right away, be prepared, because it can come without warning.

Through talking things out, exchanging ideas and accepting compromises, there is hope that even that which is predestined could be changed.

It seems there was more to Pharaoh than meets the eye.

By taking us out of Egypt with miracles and wonders, God planted seeds within us. Even though generations come and go, the seeds from that very first exodus must be planted, cultivated, and imparted to our children. Even when the plant or fruit dies, its offspring lives on with the same DNA and potential as the parent ‘seed.’