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Finishing up the inaugural process of the Kohanim!

Finishing up the garments of the priests, and learning about the inaugural process for the priests to begin their service in the tabernacle!

Sorry for the two-parter.

We learn about the Choshet HaMishpat (Breast Plate of Judgment) which the high priest wore.

Part 2!

We learn about the oil for the Menorah and the garments of the High Priest!

The copper alter and the courtyard of the tabernacle!

G-d tells Moshe to make two veils for the tabernacle, and to place the furnishings in their proper places. Come here a fascinating lesson we learn from the veils!

Come see the Menorah and the construction of the Mishkan! Watch today's episode for the best experience!

G-d commands Moshe to construct a lid for the Ark and a table to support the showbreads. Why does G-d command Moshe to put food in the Tabernacle? Isn't it a place of pure spirituality?

G-d commands the Jews to construct a building to house His divine presence. He begins by commanding the construction of the Ark. Is there a deeper meaning behind the Ark? Come find out...

G-d promises the Jews a smooth conquering of the land of Israel as long as they listen to what He says. Moshe ascends Mount Sinai for 40 days and 40 nights in preparation for receiving the 2 Tablets. Mishpatim is in the books! Woo!

More laws! Idolatry, Cessation of the Land, Holidays, and more! What's a possible reason for the law of the seventh year?

More laws! Damages, fire, guardians, seduction, bestiality, and more! Come hear a possible reason behind all prohibited foods in the Torah!

Murder, damages, and home invasion laws!

The Torah transitions from stories to laws. Coming up: Slave Law, Murder Law, and more!

Moshe calms down the Jews after the revelation of G-d. G-d gives a few more commandments, all related to the objects in the Mishkan/Beis Hamikdash.

G-d tells the Jews 10 Commandments.

Moshe relays G-d's deal to the Jews, and the Jews accept. After, the Jews negotiate with Moshe regarding how direct their meeting with G-d will be. The Jews prepare for the revelation of G-d for 3 days. After 3 days, G-d's glory descends onto Mount Sinai in fire, and the people shudder in fear.

Moshe appoints new leaders as Yisro advised him. The Jews travel to the foot of Mount Sinai, and G-d gives Moshe a message which he is to deliver to the Jewish people.

Yisro gives advice to Moshe regarding the adjudication of the nation.

Moshe's father-in-law hears about all the miracles that G-d did for the Jews, and he travels from his home in Midian to meet them in the wilderness.

G-d supplies the Jews with manna and pheasants for food, water from a rock for water. Amalek battles with the Jews.

The Jews travel to Elim, and then to the wilderness of Sin. The Jews run out of food, and they complain to Moshe. Moshe tells them about the manna which will fall from the heaven in order to sustain them in the wilderness. Q: Why did G-d have the Jews travel in the barren wilderness? Why not through inhabited cities where they could purchase food along the way?