After the Israelites heard the words of the Ten Commandments in last week’s reading, they told Moses that they’d had enough of hearing directly from God.  “You go talk to God; we’re staying a safe distance away!” (Exodus 20:19, roughly paraphrased).  But in this week’s reading, Moses repeats to the people all of the myriad, detailed laws that he has learned from God on the mountaintop.  Why does Moses insist that all of the Israelites–not just their leaders and judges–have such thorough knowledge of the law?