
One of the main goals of the mishkan/mikdash is making HaShem’s Shechinah rest there (hashra’as haShechinah) – and this is exactly what happens at the end of Peudei. ..
Written by D Fine
It is quite interesting to note that the mitzvah to construct the mishkan came after the revelation at Mt. Sinai. The focal point of the mishkan was the Holy Ark which ..
Written by Rafi Jager
When Moses came down from Mt. Sinai after forty days and forty nights of receiving the Torah, he was met with the horrible sight of the Children of Israel dancing ..
Written by Rafi Jager
Parashas Ki Sisa – Was the Sin of the Golden Calf even Idolatry? : This week’s Parasha sees us conclude the descriptions of the preparations for the Tabernacle. ..
Written by Daniel Sandground
The Kuzari asks what the difference between the Mishkan and the egel haza’hav is; both were (golden) structures which were intended to have the effect of bringing ..
Written by d fine
Last week’s sedra dealt exclusively with the building of the Mishkan and it’s vessels, this week the theme continues with the building of the temple ..
Written by Daniel Sandground
Every Kohen (priest) who served in the temple wore four special garments, including a shirt, pants, belt, and turban, all of which were made of white linen. The Kohen ..
Written by Rafi Jager
We shall end with a short idea about Purim. Esther and Mordechai instituted mishlo’ach manos as part of the Purim festivities. What has this got to do with Purim? ..
Written by D Fine
וְאַתָּה תְּצַוֶּה אֶת בְּנֵי יִשְׂרָאֵל “And you command the Children of Israel” (27:20) The Medrash Aggadah notes that ..
Written by Moishe Kormornick
All the Mishkan keilim and structural stuff is all mentioned in parshas Terumah. With 2 exceptions. The kiyor (sink/washing basin) is only mentioned in Ki Sissa, ..
Written by D Fine