The Chaver explains the significance of the sacrifices and worship in the Temple.

The Chaver explains the importance of living in Israel, and the Khazar King challenges him for not living up to his own words.

The Chaver describes how Israel is the center of the world and sets the Jewish international date-line.

The Chaver teaches us about the special nature of the land of Israel.

The Chaver explains the concept of God's "Will", and the special nature of the land of Israel.

The Khazar King converts to Judaism and eventually his entire kingdom follows suit. He begins to study Judaism, and has a lot of questions. He starts with questions about the nature of the names and descriptions of God in the Torah. Don't these descriptions contradict the unity and transcendence of God?

The Chaver discusses the process of conversion to Judaism and how it differs from conversion to other religions, the significance of Jewish suffering, and Aggadot regarding the world to come in Jewish literature.

The Chaver describes how Judaism differs from other religions in that we don't make promises about a supposed afterlife to encourage adherence to a faith and discourage disbelief. Judaism is about developing our relationship with God, it is about the present, not the future.