1) Aaron: A Questionable Figure
2) Struggling With the Episode of the Golden Calf
3) Preliminary Remarks: 28 Years at the 92Y
4) Meeting Aaron Through Moses
5) Moses and God at the Burning Bush
6) Bringing Aaron Into the Narrative
7) Midrash: Aaron as a Jewish Prophet and Moses’ Spokesman
8) Earning the Position of High Priest Through Moses’ Timidity
9) Moses, a Man of Action, Aaron, a Man of Words
10) Aiming to Persuade the Elders
11) Facing Pharaoh: “Let my people go!”
12) Dealing with Issues in the Desert
13) Moses as Authority, Aaron as Man of the People
14) Aaron: A Symbol of External Leadership
15) Favors from God
16) Relationship Between Shabbat and Idolatry
17) The Episode of the Golden Calf
18) A Transition of Theological/Tactical Authority
19) Midrashic Commentary on Aaron
20) Satan’s Sadistic Apparition
21) Fear After the Murder of Hur
22) Delaying Over Jewelry
23) Taking the Troubles on Himself
24) God's Displeasure: Midrashic Views
25) Moses’ Response to the Golden Calf
26) Fraternal Love
27) Levites’ Executing the Idolators
28) Did Aaron Feel Guilt? Did He Forgive Himself?
29) Connecting the Golden Calf to the Death of His Sons, Nadav and Avihu
30) Moses and Aaron Until the End