Meir Elkabas - Parshat Bamidbar

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[Music] welcome back to Bristol campus some insights in the part of the week Parshat Bamidbar based on the teaching teaching summer of nuts in Rebbe Nachman of course an awesome it wasn't explained the significance of the Mishkan and also the mick - this week's partial talks about the Jews and their positioning in the desert around the Mishkan the tabernacle the travelling tabernacle he says something amazing or venosum the desert signifies a place which is void of holiness it's a place of snakes of scorpions of demons it's a place which is impure the Jews were walking in the desert in these places and wherever the cloud of glory decided to stop that is where they erected this holy Tabernacle the Mishkan and the same place which just before an hour two hours before was the place of such impurity and emptiness snakes scorpions demons no civilization no water no food nothing empty just parched and yet as soon as they built the Mishkan the tabernacle in that spot it became transformed and to the greatest holiness possible the same spot now it's forbidden to walk there you know not anyone can walk in there there only a high priest or a coin if it's the Holy of Holies the holy the the hate all the parts of the Mishkan the tabernacle the traveling Myshkin that after traveling to the temple it became now the holiest spot in the world no one thought to enter the anymore and it draws the divine presence there a place that was totally void before now becomes the greatest level of holiness and then afterwards the same thing that when the cloud of glory caught up and started

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1. 0:00[Music] welcome back to Bristol campus some insights in the part of the week Parshat Bamidbar…
2. 0:30the Mishkan the tabernacle the travelling tabernacle he says something amazing or venosum the desert signifies…
3. 1:02and the same place which just before an hour two hours before was the place of…
4. 1:34anyone can walk in there there only a high priest or a coin if it's the…
5. 2:04going forward the Jews had to dismantle the Mishkan and leave that thought that split that…
6. 3:06tsadikim because the one who initially started the erection the initial erection of the traveling tabernacle…
7. 3:37knee and how much of that we saw in the wasan de rigueur Missy sorry coming…
8. 4:08possible in the world no one can be going through this gate this is the snakes…
9. 4:40careful because it can also switch again that from the tabernacle when dismantling it no longer…
10. 5:10tribes were the situation and everything and how it's so important how the traveling and how…

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