An analysis of the connection between Parshas Tetzaveh and the end of Parshas Terumah.
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>> For example, this coming Sunday, you know, there's this new store opening up. It's called Mayan Judea uptown. Not don't go to downtown. If you go to downtown, you're going to miss it. A lot of times these things happen. People go downtown. You got to go uptown. And from 12:45 to 3:30, they're going to be four shirim about Purim in the store. Here's another one also. It's an opportunity for you to get hopefully you'll have it by Purim hopefully you'll have it by Purim and make sure you have your purim. You could still pick it up in the store today in English concealed and revealed and uh in lashes mages. Okay, this week we're going to begin with parasimad. Here we go. Um, no, that wasn't it. Let's see. Source sheet. That should be it. Okay. Parasaba, of course, begins with the command given to Mabenu to light the minor. What's interesting is that what does it have to do with parasuma? Parara's truma uh is about the aas hamishkan uh is about the aas hamishkan and it already mentioned building the monoa. So what exactly is the connection between tuma and tats? So it's interesting the ibanzra begins his commentary to tats explaining what he calls the devec the glue. What's the glue? The glue is the connection between Schuman and Tatada. It's very interesting. Debzra begins his commentary to Tatsa. He says, "Let me explain to you the dev of the para, the glue." So from here we learn that the connection of the par is very
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- 0:32>> For example, this coming Sunday, you know, there's this new store opening up. It's called…
- 1:33no, that wasn't it. Let's see. Source sheet. That should be it. Okay. Parasaba, of course,…
- 2:35connection of the par is very fundamental to understanding Torah. So the explains like this. Let…
- 3:37And basically even says that the juxtaposition of the parach is after it talks about the…
- 5:15It ends the previous para with the word and it begins this para with the word.…
- 6:17who is called Adam and Head Shus. So basically the without saying that he's going to…
- 7:19Therefore, all the clay and the sockets and the pegs were made out of you see…
- 8:56he says wrap it around and learn meaning read the end of par's truma into you…
- 9:59light for eight days and let me ask what should you light for eight days from.…
- 11:05to light n shabas with shemas now many many people are mak to be uh to…
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