Directions In Rashi

The Maharal explains the profound meaning of some of the small differences between the two iterations of the Decalogue. 

Is a miracle worker qualified to be a judge?

An unintentional murderer must stay in a city of refuge until the death of the Kohen Gadol.

Why do the korbanos of the festivals hint to the three Patriarchs?

Why did G-d grant prophecy to an evil person?

Is the mitzva of Parah Aduma beyond our comprehension?

Why did Moshe "brag" that he was not a donkey-thief?

Were the Benei Yisrael punished for the sin of the spies?

The function of the Korban Pesach

The Nesi'im offered incense that normally would have been forbidden.

Rashi's opinion about the flags of the four camps

The Beis Hamikdash is referred to by the phrase "the pride of your strength."

Rashi adds details about how to perform the mitzvah of Kiddush Hashem. 

On Yom Kippur, the Kohen Gadol atoned for himself, his family, and all the kohanim. 

In two places in this week's parasha, Rashi seems to write more than he needed to. 

Rashi's opinion about the rationale of the laws of kashrus, and his approach to the reasons for mitzvos in general

Rashi implies that theft is as inconceivable for the average person as it was for Adam Harishon. 

The differences between the lower and upper curtains of the Mishkan

A discrepancy between two Rashi comments

Rashi quotes half of the Talmud's details about the stones on the ephod.