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Version as of 13:36, 5 February 2014
Parashat Tetzaveh – Summary
- Parashat Tetzaveh continues the instructions for building the Mishkan, with a particular focus on preparing the sons of Aharon for their special role as priests (kohanim).
- Lighting the Menorah – Parashat Tetzaveh opens at the end of Chapter 27 with the commandment to use pure olive oil for the lighting of the Candelabrum (menorah).
- The Priestly Garments – Chapter 28 presents instructions for fashioning the priestly garments, both the simple garments worn by all serving priests and the unique garments worn only by the high priest.
- Consecration of the Priests – In Chapter 29, the seven-day priestly initiation process is outlined, culminating with details regarding the daily sacrifice brought on the altar.
- Incense Altar – Chapter 30 describes the golden incense altar and the daily service that is to be performed on it.
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