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Although Moshe's name is not mentioned in this week's parsha, where can we find it hidden? Rabbi Rosenblum delves into the various garments of the Kohen and Kohen Gadol, looking at the deeper meaning woven into them and the various aspects of man they stood for.
How does the pressing of the oil for the menorah hint to achieving understanding in Torah? How does the breastplate explain the proper roles of mind and heart? And is it G-d's job to conquer Amalek, or ours?
How did Moshe convince Hashem to forgive His beloved nation for the sin of the Golden Calf, and how are we to understand that great failure? Did the Jews truly believe that it was the G-d that freed them from Egypt mere months after the great Exodus?
Every law Moshe gave over was to the entire nation. So why do we specifically mention the fact that over here all of B'nei Yisrael were gathered? Hear a beautiful answer about appreciating all the stripes of people within the Jewish nation. Find out how the women who were strong enough to avoid sin contrasted with the men who did in donating to the Mishkan.
Which five things were missing from the second Temple as hinted to in the Mishkan? And what was Moshe expected to do with the extra donations he was given to build it? Along with a few great vorts on the half shekel that relate to Haman and giving tzedakah.
Rabbi Rosenblum teaches a fundamental concept on inspiration, and making sure it doesn't dissipate before we have a chance to really do something with it. Also discussed - how we can bring Mashiach, and fix the flaws of the world.
