Under the high priest’s supervision, the priests offered sacrifices and performed sacred rites and rituals on the nation’s behalf as prescribed in the Torah, first within the Tabernacle (also ...

In this week’s Torah portion, Vayakhel, we read the description of how the fund-raising was done to build the Mishkan, the Tabernacle ... and shoulders of the high priest, etched with the ...

Let's look closer at some of the important contents of the Tabernacle and at the clothing of the High Priest and see how they are symbolically recreated in both the synagogue, home and in the ...

The Tabernacle was also a democratic project; every Israelite was invited to donate according to their heart. But Tetzaveh is directed towards the garb of Aaron, the first high priest, and of his ...

In Numbers 3:7-8 and Numbers 8:26 the Lord gives the Levites the authority to minister in the tabernacle. There are some other parallels that help us understand that Adam is the high priest of ...

The tabernacle, or tent sanctuary ... In ancient times only the High Priest could enter the Holy of Holies and only once a year on Yom Kippur to offer blood from a sacrificed animal and burn ...

the high priest, was allowed to enter the Holy of Holies, that inner sanctuary of the house of the Lord — of the Tabernacle in the desert in Moses’ day and the Jerusalem Temple built by King ...

This is recounted in the Book of Samuel about the sons of Eli the Priest – Hophni and Phineas – who behaved dishonestly with the men and women who came to the Tabernacle in Shiloh. The high ...