That’s the message of Bilaam’s words: We rest on the heights of the blessings of the Avos

Hashem wants a relationship with us, whether we understand Him or not

Imagine, the gadol hador reading personal letters, so this mother could stay connected with her child

The tzaddik receives both his portion and the portion of the rasha in Gan Eden

If we see someone with a bad middah, that means we also need chizuk to work on this trait

The idea of a person voluntarily relinquishing physical pleasure runs counter to societal norms

We desecrate Shabbos to save a person’s life or even extend it for a few extra hours

The sad reality is that human nature remembers difficulties well, but forgets blessings quickly