Rabbi Stein explains how the sons of Aharon, Nadav and Avihu, were punished not only for what they did, but for what they failed to do.

Starting with a moving personal story, Guest Contributor Mark Rothman explains the double lesson of Pesach Sheni - the second opportunity for everyone to fulfill an important commandment and be one with the larger community.

Rabbi Stein examines the origins of Pesach Sheni, and the lesson it teaches about commitment to G-d and HaShem's response.

Rabbi Stein examines the rules of Pesach's "Intermediate Days" -- Chol HaMoed.

Guest Contributor Rabbi Adam Rosenthal elaborates on the lesson of inclusiveness found in the Pesach ceremonies.

Rabbi Kanefsky discusses the rules regarding the Counting of the Omer in the evenings, and whether it is a Biblical or Rabbinic requirement.

Guest Contributor Dr. Rena Selya Cohen examines the contrasts in the Pesach Torah readings, and derives the lessons drawn from combining the story of the Exodus with the agricultural offerings brought on the holiday.

Rabbi Kanefsky, quoting Seforno, shows how the collective work and contributions of the Jewish people in building the Mishkan helped bring about the presence of G-d in their midst.