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The Torah focuses on Aharon and his sons to teach them additional laws relating to their service.
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Moshe Rabbeinu impresses upon Bnei Yisrael to keep Shabbat, and requests voluntary donations for the resources for building the Mishkan/Tabernacle.
Rabbi Cowen's Corner (Notes on the Parsha)
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Parashat Terumah: The Jewish nation is invited to have a share in creating a resting place for the Divine Presence.
G-d tells Moshe to inform the Jewish People that He is going to take them out of Egypt; however,
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Returning home, Yaakov sends angelic messengers to appease his brother Esav. The messengers return, telling Yaakov that Esav is approaching with an army of 400.
Rosh HaShanah is called the Day of Judgement. Judgement? What Judgement? Who’s judging? Why do we need to be judged? What’s that all about?
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