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Parashat Tetzaveh – Summary

Parashat Tetzaveh continues the instructions for building the Mishkan, with a particular focus on preparing Aharon and his sons 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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 	<li><b>Lighting the Menorah</b> – Parashat Tetzaveh opens at the end of <a href="PlainText#27" data-aht="subpage">Chapter 27</a> with the commandment to use pure olive oil for the lighting of the Candelabrum (<i>menorah</i>).</li>
 	<li><b>The Priestly Garments</b> – <a href="PlainText#28" data-aht="subpage">Chapter 28</a> 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.</li>