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Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen and welcome to the podcast on the this week we are learning for bringing and unpacking the ink of Bahalo the first I am from Toronto I'm joined with a good friend and colleague Rabzer Robbins from Toronto as well a special guest today as well as our regulars Rabbi Moshagari from B from Tom's River, New Jersey, and Israel Wilhelm, Rabbi Israel Wilhelm from Boulder, Colorado. Welcome and uh please join us. I'm going to turn it over to Moshula to please open it up, set the table for us. What are we talking about today? Okay. So we are talking about the very first um part of Bahala the mitzvah that Aaron was given to kindle the lamps of the Reb asks the question on the words on the third that the mana was made was hammered out of one piece of gold. And the Reb asks what the relevance of that detail is here. If we're really talking about the kindling of the lamps and the fact that it was hammered, we already know from the parasuma when the construction of the mon was taught. And to zero in on the Rebba's answer, the Rebba explains that this para is not so much focused on the mitzvah of kindling the lights as much as the the role of a to assure or to make sure that the mana is seen as one entity. And you look at a man, you see branches. You see three branches in this direction. You see you see three branches in that direction. You don't necessarily see that it's all made from one piece and it's all intrinsically connected. And by telling uh by by telling us in this para that besides the fact that the min was fashioned in a way that the c the tops the candles should face the center the aring would prepare
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