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Tetzaveh: Clothed in Character | Rabbi Ariel Mizrahi

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Rabbi Ariel Mizrahi

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Okay, good morning everyone. Thank you for joining us on this beautiful uh Tuesday morning as we are studying together and please be careful everyone from the ice from the uh cold uh be aware stay safe warm and what better way to stay warm then with learning of the Torah. So here we go. And I want to share with you a beautiful malim. On this week's paras, the malim malim. On this week's paras, the malim on he explains all this whole idea. The para discusses the clothing of the kohhen and of the kohhen. We know the kohanim had four pieces of clothing and the kohhen had an extra four on top of those four. Let's quickly go through the through the eight. Number one was the what you could call the boxers, the shorts, the underwear. Okay, that was the first thing that he wore. He didn't have any. That was the have any. That was the Okay, starting from scratch. That was all the way on his skin. Okay, that's the the pants, the the shorts. Next was the keton. That's like the long undershirt, uh, a robe of sorts. Okay. Then was the which is a belt and finally a mitz which was a hat. Okay, these are the uh four pieces of clothing that the um pieces of clothing that the um these are the four pieces of clothing that the kohanim have. Now on top of these four you had the kohhen he had an extra four. So besides these four now he wore on top of it he had a second robe called the mil. Okay. He had the uh a fod which was like the apron. He had the hen which was the breastplate and then finally he had the seats which was the gold plate. So eight in all. And

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  1. 0:00Okay, good morning everyone. Thank you for joining us on this beautiful uh Tuesday morning as
  2. 3:08message to the kohhan guiding him, not on what to wear on the outside, but that
  3. 6:12of different desires talking about it here specifically with women but it's not limited to that
  4. 9:51represents murder a very good example of this is the ktonet of yphonet pim it's a
  5. 12:59to score the game-winning shot. And so he gets the ball and instead of passing it
  6. 16:37king. The king, he had more restrictions because because he was more powerful, because he was
  7. 19:43people and judging people and talking down at people. Don't talk gossip. Now, so the khen
  8. 22:49King Solomon reminds us death is in the tongue's hands. Your tongue can kill people. Yes,
  9. 26:26for idolatry similar to the one that the priests wore. However, this apron was meant to
  10. 29:37another 25 letters on the other stone. 25 and 25 that is the oneness of and

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