Likutei Sichos Vol 31 Terumah 1 Rabbi Avrohom Brashevitzky

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Volume 31, the first of this will explain the significance of the colors of the tapestries of the Mishkan and most specifically the top one, the highest one which is the the tapestry which was made from the skins of the tash animal and how it relates to our avoid hashem our service of Hashem. As a quick introduction, we know that there are four categories in this world. That means the world is divided into four. That is the inanimate is all the plant life, the vegetation and the animals and of course is the human being. Speaking of really that is the so to speak neutral gender term for all animals you say. However, when you're being more most specific or more specific, there is a difference between kaya versus behema. Kaya typically would be a wild beast and behem reference to a more domesticated type of animal like farm animals and so on. Another thing to be familiar with there is two there are two Talmud Talmuds. There is a Talmud babi and a Talmud Yurishi. The Talmud Bi was completed somewhat a hundred or so years after the Talmud Shami. Tamur Shami was in it's a different style, one style of learning and a Tamud Babi uh was in Babylonia where most of the Jewish population resided at the time. However, typically they are very consistent. Okay, more or less the same thing. However, whenever we do find a dispute, a debate between the BI and your shami, we tend to determine the is or the conclude in accordance with the bi and specifically because it was completed much later. Another thing to be familiar with the idea of mak means light or energy, godly energy. Makave means like it's all-encompassing that it's not specific and it's not something that is what's

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1. 0:03Volume 31, the first of this will explain the significance of the colors of the tapestries…
2. 2:13called mislabish. It doesn't get um it doesn't get particularly embedded in a particular manner in…
3. 4:51contribute to donate for the purposes of constructing the mishk was theim the skins of the…
4. 7:04typically does almost all the time and just say like the Tarum translates it and that…
5. 9:43That means the tash itself had various colors and that's why he tells us it was…
6. 11:49itself in these colors. Why add that extra expression of that quote character and personality of…
7. 14:33level is hints to Hashem himself. And you say it every day. We call we refer…
8. 16:43revelation had to be in such a manner that it that it brought out how everything…
9. 19:31everything comes from mashem. Then you have the uro. Then you have the tapestries which they…
10. 21:39number three you have hidur mitzvah. The hidden mitzvah, like we said in the introduction, are…

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