This Week’s Torah Portion: Tzav (Leviticus 6:1−8:36)
“The burnt offering that is to remain on the altar … while the fire is kept burning on the altar” Leviticus 6:2
This is the ongoing endeavor of the people of Israel, to keep the flame burning. The fire needs to remain burning; our relationship with Adonai needs to go on, day and night, never stops.
This Week’s Torah Portion: Tzav (Leviticus 6:1−8:36)
“The burnt offering that is to remain on the altar … while the fire is kept burning on the altar” Leviticus 6:2
This is the ongoing endeavor of the people of Israel, to keep the flame burning. The fire needs to remain burning; our relationship with Adonai needs to go on, day and night, never stops.
Tzav Summary:
The five sacrifices that the priests are to perform are described. (6:1-7:38) Limitations on the consumption of meat are delineated. (7:17-27) Details about the ordination of Aaron and his sons as priests and the preparation of the Tabernacle as a holy place are given. (8:1-36)This Week’s Torah Portion: Tzav (Leviticus 6:1−8:36)
“The burnt offering that is to remain on the altar … while the fire is kept burning on the altar” Leviticus 6:2
This is the ongoing endeavor of the people of Israel, to keep the flame burning. The fire needs to remain burning; our relationship with Adonai needs to go on, day and night, never stops.
Tzav Summary:
The five sacrifices that the priests are to perform are described. (6:1-7:38) Limitations on the consumption of meat are delineated. (7:17-27) Details about the ordination of Aaron and his sons as priests and the preparation of the Tabernacle as a holy place are given. (8:1-36)
