The Yitro portion delves into the essence of Torah and divine revelation, challenging convention by being named after Yitro, a non-Israelite. Despite Moses' central role, the narrative highlights Yitro's universal connection and the importance of broader global participation in the reception of the Torah. The gematria analysis adds depth, revealing the numerical significance of the Ten Commandments and the inclusion of non-Israelite figures like Ruth in the tapestry of biblical narratives, emphasizing the Torah's universal relevance.