Terumah
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Parashat Terumah: What Exactly Is The Torah?
Starting in high school, I was a particularly devoted fan of two television series. One was M*A*S*H, the comedy set in a medical unit during the Korean War. The other was Hill Street Blues, a drama set in an urban police precinct. One thing I started to notice after sticking with each, was how much… Continue reading
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Parashat Terumah: Special Places, Sacred Places
Parashat Terumah begins a sequence of many chapters detailing the Mishkan, the "tabernacle" or literally "dwelling place" representing the presence of God as our ancestors traveled the desert. We all have special places in our lives — locations infused with memories and feelings connected with important times and people. Many of us have spiritual places… Continue reading
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Parashat Terumah: Fundamentals First
Parashat Terumah lays out the first details of the Mishkan, the portable dwelling-place for God's presence that goes with the Israelites through the desert. If we read the Torah straight through, these details seem to be what Moshe went up to the mountain to get for forty days and forty nights after the Ten Commandments.… Continue reading
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