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12 articles- Timing of the MishkanExplore three opinions from the Zohar, Rashi, and Ramban regarding the chronological order of the command to build the Mishkan relative to the Golden Calf sin.
- Three Keys That Hashem Does Not Give to an AgentExplore the Gemara's teaching on the three keys held exclusively by Hashem—birth, rain, and resurrection—with insights from Rashi, the Gra, and Ben Yehoyada.
- Where is the Ark of the CovenantAn exploration of the Ark of the Covenant's fate, examining Ethiopian legends, modern scholarship, and the Tannaitic dispute over whether it was exiled or hidde
- Eighteen TimesAn exploration of the connection between the Mishkan's construction and Jewish prayer, focusing on the 18 mentions of G-d's command and the 100 silver sockets.
- Tosefes BerachaAn exploration of the symbolic connection between the Mishkan's Kiyor and the halachic requirement to bless bread immediately after washing hands.
- Baal HaTurim: 100 SocketsBaal HaTurim explores the significance of the 100 sockets of the Mishkan, the 25th of Kislev, and the 113 words connecting the Torah to the Amidah prayer.
- The Significance of the 25th of Kislev and the MishkanExplore the connection between the completion of the Mishkan and the miracle of Chanukah, both occurring on the 25th of Kislev according to the Baal HaTurim.
- Observe at Its Designated Times and the Amidah ConnectionThe Baal haTurim explains the connection between the eighteen repetitions of Moshe's name in Parshas Pekudei and the eighteen blessings of the Amidah prayer.
- Rabeinu Bachayei on Making Do with a Little and the Dangers of WealthRabeinu Bachayei explores King Solomon's teachings in Mishlei on the virtues of simplicity, the dangers of theft and wealth, and the limits of human understandi
- Betzalel, Oholiov, and the Symbolism of the Mishkan’s ConstructionAn analysis of Betzalel and Oholiov's roles in building the Mishkan, the symbolism of the lion in the Temple, and the significance of the silver shekel counts.
- Rabeinu Bachayei on Linen, the Celestial Tabernacle, and SanctityRabeinu Bachayei explores the symbolism of linen in the Tabernacle, the existence of a celestial Tabernacle, and the principle of increasing levels of holiness.
- Understanding the Parsha According to the Teachings of the RebbeInsights from the Lubavitcher Rebbe on Parshas Pekudei, exploring the spiritual significance of the Mishkan's vessels, the Korban Tamid, and the Jewish journeys
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