Hegyonei Haparsha, Shemos (Hebrew Only)

Hegyonei HaParashah on Sefer Shemos is a collection of essays on topics in halachah based on the weekly parashah. The essays bring together the opinions of the Rishonim and Achronim on every topic covered, analyzing and clarifying current halachic issues. Each essay begins with the topic's source in the parashah, an introduction, and a summary of the questions discussed. Subheadings and a concluding summary of the topic's main points are valuable additions.
Topics covered in the volume on Shemos include: is one permitted to enter a church or mosque? Can Kiddush Levana be said when it's cloudy? Can one use a non-Jewish name? How long should one wait between meat and milk? Is it permitted to create a "break-away" minyan or shul? What's the basis for wearing a Gartel for davening and is it required? Can glasses be worn on Shabbos in the absence of an Eiruv? How about a watch? Is a Yarmulka required to be worn at one's workplace? Is a hat required to be worn for davening and bentching?