Parashat Metzora continues the theme of purification with a detailed process for cleansing a person who has recovered from tzaraas. The afflicted person must bring two birds, a cedar branch, scarlet thread, and hyssop. One bird is slaughtered over an earthen vessel filled with spring water, while
Parashat Shemini (“Eighth [Day]”) sets out the events of the eighth day following the erection of the Mishkan, from the beginning of the preparation
We noted in the introduction to the Book of Vayikra that it contains the commandments pertaining to all the Festivals. One unique commandment
The construction of the Mishkan was a defining moment for the Jewish people, not only in its spiritual significance but also in how it highlighted
