<p>If God’s presence fills the whole world, why does it seem easier to connect to God in some places rather than others? This paradox is central to understanding the concept of the <em>mishkan</em>, God’s dwelling place on earth.</p>

If God’s presence fills the whole world, why does it seem easier to connect to God in some places rather than others? This paradox is central to understanding the concept of the mishkan, God’s dwelling place on earth.

R. Elie Kaunfer on Parashat Terumah: The Particular Holiness of a Place

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