Parshat Tzav – Why Do We Kasher Our Dishes?
Parashat Tzav (“Command”; here, a verb) gives a detailed description of the sacrificial services. Thus, the Commandments listed in it are addressed mainly to the Kohanim.
Parshat Tzav – Why Do We Kasher Our Dishes?
Parashat Tzav (“Command”; here, a verb) gives a detailed description of the sacrificial services. Thus, the Commandments listed in it are addressed mainly to the Kohanim.
The parashah of Pekudei (Numbers) begins with Moshe’s report of the quantities of gold, silver, copper, various gems and so on that were used to
In the previous parashah, we talked about how the people asked Moshe to be an intermediary between them and the Almighty. Moshe went up Mount Sinai
The second book of the Torah, Shemot, “Names,” talks about the stay of the descendants of Yaakov in Egypt, which lasted 210 years. During the last