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An analysis of two key verses in this week's Parsha - Terumah:
1. "Take for Me" = For My Sake
2. "Make for Me" = For My Sake
A close look at Rashi's commentary on these verses gives us insight into two stages in the process of building the tabernacle.
1. "Take for Me": Designate your possessions to the building of a House for Hashem.
2. "Make for Me": Elevate the materials, transforming them into holiness.
The inspiring lesson takeaway, calling us to incorporate both stages, of Designate and Elevate, in the building of our own 'House for Hashem'.
By Zalman LewisAn analysis of two key verses in this week's Parsha - Terumah:
1. "Take for Me" = For My Sake
2. "Make for Me" = For My Sake
A close look at Rashi's commentary on these verses gives us insight into two stages in the process of building the tabernacle.
1. "Take for Me": Designate your possessions to the building of a House for Hashem.
2. "Make for Me": Elevate the materials, transforming them into holiness.
The inspiring lesson takeaway, calling us to incorporate both stages, of Designate and Elevate, in the building of our own 'House for Hashem'.