Clergy Fellow Sarah Pincus takes a close look at Rashi's less than sympathetic description of Moshe's reluctance to lead, and G-d's angry reaction.

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Guest Contributor Dr. Rena Selya Cohen examines the unique relationship between Moshe, Aharon and Miriam.

Rabbi Stein examines the true nature of Moshe's speech impediment

Concluding his 4-part shiur on Scotch aged in sherry casks, Rabbi Stein looks at the role (if any) of laboratory studies in determining halacha, as well as the concepts of leniency and doubt when examining a Rabbinic prohibition.

Rabbi Stein looks at the inherent "namelessness" at the start of Shemot - The Book of Names - and heroic actions of the only people whose names are mentioned.

Rabbi Stein continues examining the question of Scotch in sherry casks, giving the differing views on how much wine is actually absorbed into the barrel.

In her weekly Chumash class, Clergy Fellow Sarah Pincus examines Rashi's odd explanation of the phrase, "the king of Egypt died...and the people cried out."

In Part 3 of his shiur on alcoholic beverages, Rabbi Stein examines whether the laws of Bitul - nullification of minute amounts - would permit consumption of Scotch aged in barrels that once held non-kosher wine.