“And the dimensions of the Aaron should be – two and half Amos its length, one and a half Amos its width, and one and a half Amos its height.” ..
Written by Benjamin A Rose
G-d said to Moses) ‘You shall make for Me a Sanctuary, and I will reside amongst them.’ (25:5) Rashi explains that Tabernacle was to be a structure dedicated ..
Written by Jacob Solomon
The possuk states “ViYikchu Li terumah – And you shall take for me a seperation” Many Meforshim ask why the possuk says “Viyikchu – ..
Written by Benjamin A Rose
Terumah; the thought that counts: One theme that crops up in this week’s parsha is that of thoughts/ intentions. Let’s explain… This parsha is the first ..
Written by d fine
Our sedra kicks-off with a call for donations to build the Mishkan, and proceeds to lay down the dimensions and instructions of assembly for the contents of the Mishkan ..
Written by daniel fine
This week’s parsha is Teruma. It deals almost entirely with the building of the Mishkan. You might not be aware of the word Mishkan. It is commonly translated ..
Written by Tal Segal
When one looks through the various descriptions of the Mishkan and its vessels, one word springs to mind: glamour (or pshhh if you’re a yeshiva boy). No expense ..
Written by d fine
In parshas Terumah when HaShem commands the building of the mishkan, He starts from the inner parts (the aron kodesh, the shulchan, etc), and then moves to the outer ..
Written by d fine
It is known that every character trait can be used for the service of Hashem, but how can the triat of apikursus (denying Hashem) possibly be used for His service? ..
Written by Moshe Kormornick