Shnayim Yomi - Shemini - R'vi'i - #4- Rabbi Yosef Palacci

[Music] down that there's a of onen. Did you ever hear of what onen is? There's an and there's onen. The difference is is Onan is a person who's one of his seven close relatives passed away and they did not bury him. They did not bury him yet. He's called an onen. Now once they the burial and things like that then it's a he starts au the morning. The difference is there's a lot of laws that an onen that he cannot do because he's busy with one of his closest relatives that passed away. And one of those laws is if you're a kohan, you couldn't do that a you couldn't give a kurban. You couldn't you couldn't do it because the mind we want you to be focused and we're scared you might not be focused. However, this aliyah teaches us there was an exception to this rule. Now you have to understand passed away were their brothers and even though they were the brothers they were still allowed to continue bringing the toe. Yes, this is a very they were able to continue doing it. It says continue. You're allowed to continue. Nowad doesn't doesn't need allowed to. But the of course was allowed to he was but even so says you know what go ahead and do it. And this was again an exception to the rule. The day was a great day. The the the the the inauguration of uh of the of the Mishkan. That was the extra that was given to [Music]