The weekly Torah class expounds on one or more topics found in the weekly Sidrah (Torah reading) and delves deeper, going beneath the surface and striving to tap the hidden wellsprings of knowledge found in the Torah. All different types of sources are used: drush, mussar (ethics), chassidus, etc. A wide base of Torah commentaries is used, from the earliest Rishonim to present-day.

Rather than simply creating an entertaining intellectual challenge, a strong emphasis is placed on grasping what the Torah has to say to us, and implementing it in our everyday lives. Halachic sources are often quoted, and stories of Gedolim (Torah Giants) and Tzaddikim (righteous individuals) are used generously to enhance the class material.

Rabbi Eliyahu Hoffmann is currently a Maggid Shiur (teacher) and Menahel (principal) in Mesivta Chassidei Bobov of Toronto.

Articles on Tzav and Pesach
Exodus - What Does it Mean to Be Free? Rabbi Eliyahu Hoffmann, 5765	Early Emancipation and Sour Grapes Rabbi Eliyahu Hoffmann, 5764	Miracles - Just Wondering Rabbi Eliyahu Hoffmann, 5763
'Minding' Our Own Business Rabbi Eliyahu Hoffmann, 5762	Ashes - Separation and Removal Rabbi Eliyahu Hoffmann, 5760	Matzah and Maror - Worthy Mechutanim Rabbi Eliyahu Hoffmann, 5759
The Great Shabbos Rabbi Eliyahu Hoffmann, 5758	Father-on-Loan Rabbi Eliyahu Hoffmann, 5758