Vayakhel-Pekudei - 3rd Portion

Join me as we learnish for parishes and pak when it's a non leap year and the two Torah readings on together. So today is Tuesday which would be on sleep here will be a sixto reading but this would be Tuesday for para sham chapter 37 parakul I'm sorry chapter 37 verse 17 yesterday we learned about the items that they began to build was the actual tabernacle the tapestries the ark the table and today we continue with the next two items and he made the candalabra which was made out of pure gold made out of one piece stem base buttons flowers they all came out of it. Well, how did this work? There were six branches that were six poles, six stems that were coming out from the center. There were three stems on one side and there's three stems on the other. Had three stems that had cups on it and that was on one stem. Besides it was there was a button a flower and then there was another side there was another three cups which also had on it a button and a flower this is the way it was made for all six branches that were coming out of the itself we talk about the manura means the center candalabra the center candalabra had four cups three at the top and then there was another one at the bottom with its buttons and its hours. Verse 21. There was a but there was a button a a ball underneath the two uh branches. And then there was another button underneath underneath one of these two branches. That means wherever you had the branches connected on the center pole there was a button and the two branches would come out of it. So too there was a button and from it the two branches of the mur would come out from both sides. That's the way it was for all the six branches of the manor. And then you have the center one which was the seventh. Verse 22. The buttons, the branches and the poles and the flowers. Everything was from the actual piece of gold. It was no extra pieces. It was all solid one piece of gold. Then he made its lamps should be seven and then tweezers and a little dustpan to be able to collect the ash were all made out of pure gold. One talent of gold that's what made it asula and all its vessels that came from it. This was in the first holy temple and during the time of the tabernacle they had this manora. The manura as we learned was very difficult for motion but salt to even construct where god told him take the gold throw it into the fire and out came a manora. However, during the time um and this manora was the one that they used as we mentioned in the holy temple and by in the tabernacle as well he should make it out of one talent of gold that with scula and all the vessels that came with it. Verse 25 and they made the incense offering altar was made out of aaca wood a cubit its length and a cubit its width was an exact square and two amos it two cubits its height and then protruding from it was the corners verse 26 he coated it in pure gold it roof of its wall around it and its corners and he made for it a golden crown. The two golden rings made underneath the crown on both sides of two sides. That means there was only two rings to be able to carry it. Not like the other one that had four. This was made to put in the poles when they would have the time that they would carry it and they would be mobile. This is the way that they would carry it. Verse 28. And he made the poles made out of wood and he coated them goldish. Then they made the anointing oil and as well the incense for offering to pure. This was blended specifically by a perfumer in a special way. This concludes the third Torah reading for parasak and pud