Rabbi Stein explains Rashi's view of the Ner Tamid - the eternal light in the Mishkan - its significance and its message to the Jewish people.

Sarah Pincus examines Rashi's description of the tribal leaders' names and how they are listed.

Source sheet:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_NtkH8Crw7c38V05W7HBqMALuKtH0_0UJdQlIghMBNQ/edit?tab=t.tao9akhglx73

Rabbi Kanefsky shows how one of the garments worn by the Kohen Gadol sends a powerful message about the holiness of the Jewish people.

If you begin Shabbat early, may you then ask another Jew - who hasn't begun Shabbat yet - to do a task that you're no longer allowed to perform? Rabbi Kanefsky examines the relevant laws.

Rabbi Kanefsky shows how the bells on the Kohen Gadol's garments teach an important lesson about leadership and how to respond to it.

Rabbi Kanefsky explains how the holiness of the Mishkan depends upon what people bring to it.

Rabbi Stein examines the differing opinions regarding the permissibility of eating in a synagogue.

Rabbi Kanefsky quotes a passage from the prophet Zechariah, pointing to an ideal in which all triumphs come from G-d.

Rabbi Stein explores what's permitted, and not permitted, upon entering a synagogue.

Had it not been for the Golden Calf, would there have been a Mishkan? Sarah Pincus explores different scenarios.

Source sheet:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hqr_veOXCOoMTgeXhnsuUxpJEXEEQ2ohroV-WtZ7agQ/edit?tab=t.tao9akhglx73