"Zachu - shechina beineihem" - What invites in Hashem's presence? To be "zocheh"? To just get lucky?

If Kohanim bring the korbanot for the Yisrae'lim, then who brings the inaugural Kohanim korbanot before they're actually Kohanim?

What Rashi's comments on the Kohanim's inaugural korbanot can teach us about new beginnings.

"Sorry, I have my hands full" is usually used in an apologetic way. Could the root of this phrase in Hashem's instructions to Moshe regarding the Kohanim turn that phrase into something positive?

We live in a time where we don't know which tribe each Jew is from. Why did Hashem guide history this way? What are we missing and how can the breastplate of the Kohen Gadol teach us about what we can aim for?

What does it mean to be "the chosen nation"? In what way is our identity as "a nation of preists" similar to that of the actual preists who worked in the mishkan/mikdash?

Who cares that word for "east" is the same as the word for "forward"?

What's the significance of the mizbeach having a height that is exactly double its length? Why does it say THE mizbeach and not just "make A mizbeach" like it does by the other vessels?

Boundaries - for the sake of separation, or connection?

Fixing a problem? Maintaining a program/relationship/project? Don't just put a 'band-aid' on it. Consider the ramifications for the other people and parts involved. You're all one unit.