Parashat Tetzaveh completes the instructions for constructing and creating the Mishkan (Tabernacle), its utensils and the clothes for the kohanim (priests) serving in the Mishkan.

No individual is mentioned more often in the Torah than Moses. In fact, in the Books of Exodus, Leviticus, and Numbers, which deal with his life, Moses is mentioned in every portion except one, Tet… ...

Parshat Tetzaveh deals with the garments of the high priest. While garments we wear can reflect who we are, they can also serve to hide our true personalities. Perhaps it is not a coincidence that … ...

Parshat Tetzaveh: Pure oil Life lessons from the parsha. Moshe Kempinski Mar 9, 2017, 10:14 PM (GMT+2) Parshat Tetzaveh: Pure oil. There has been an undying fantasy held to by all segments of ...

After reading in the previous Torah portion about building the Mishkan, the Tabernacle, this week’s portion – Parshat Tetzaveh – deals with the Kohens’ clothing.

Trivial decisions come easily. Big decisions — not so much. Despite deep research and extensive expert advice, answers often are unclear. That’s often because you cannot imagine vital ...

From the blog of J.J Gross at The Times of Israel. Parshat Tetzaveh: Who does the kohen serve; and why we should listen to our hearts ...

At the end of the Parsha, after everything was commanded - the Aron, the Shulchan, the Menorah, the big Mizbe'ach, the Mishkan itself and even the clothes of the Kohanim and how to prepare them ...

Parsha; Parshat Tetzaveh: The Intended Porous Divider Between the Human and the Divine. By. Rabbi Dr. Gidon Rothstein - 7 Adar I 5779 – February 12, 2019. 0. Share on Facebook. Tweet on Twitter ...

In my comments on Parshat Terumah last week, I argued that only a real man, an “ish” who had served in the military was allowed to participate in the campaign to provide materials for the ...

Parsha. Oil or Vestments – Parshat Tetzaveh. Judaism; Parsha; Oil or Vestments – Parshat Tetzaveh. By. Rav Yitzchak Korn - 9 Adar 5785 – March 8, 2025. 0. Share on Facebook. Tweet on Twitter ...

Smoke – A poem for Parsha Tetzaveh When I discovered incense, in the wilds of the Venice Beach Boardwalk, as a young man in, probably, the late eighties, I didn’t know it had something to do ...