And (-See Menochos 110a), “anyone who engages in studying the law of the sin offering is ascribed credit as though he sacrificed a sin offering...,” “Torah scholars, who engage in (studying) the laws of the (Temple) service, the verse raises upon them (ascribes them) as though the Temple was built in their days (and they are serving in it).” And from this “as though” it becomes “Temple was built,” in actuality, with the coming of our Righteous Moshiach, and there --in which there will be, “offer an offering”-- “will bring offerings as the mitzvot of Your will” in the third Holy Temple, may it be built speedily in our days, practically and tangibly so.
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