Understanding the Mishkan (1 of 3)

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The Ḥabura

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Understanding the Mishkan (1 of 3) - Freddie Grunsfeld

The Ḥabura

39 minutes 29 seconds

6 months ago

Understanding the Mishkan (1 of 3) - Freddie Grunsfeld

Join us for a 3-part series as we investigate sacred space and sacrificial worship, exploring the relevant pesuqim in Shemot and Vayiqra.

Why does the Torah dedicate so much to the Mishkan and Qorbanot?
What do these ancient laws teach us about holiness, structure, and divine presence?
How do Hazal and modern scholars understand their meaning?

Freddie Grunsfeld is a student of The Habura and an IDF soldier based in Alon Shevut. Born into the Syrian-Sephardic community of Brooklyn, he made Aliyah to study at Yeshivat Har Etzion. After a year in the Armored Corps, he now serves as an Intelligence NCO. Freddie also studies and teaches Miqra and Halakha according to the Sepharadi tradition.

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