This document provides a summary of the Torah portions Vayakhel and Pekudei. It discusses:
1) Moses gathering the Israelites and reiterating the commandment to observe Shabbat. Moses also relays how to construct the Mishkan (Tabernacle).
2) The Israelites donate so much to building the Mishkan that Moses has to tell them to stop donating.
3) The Mishkan is completed and Aaron and his sons are initiated into the priesthood. A cloud signaling God's presence then rests over the Mishkan.
The document also advertises a Pre-Passover Extravaganza event at Brandeis Hillel to
This document provides a summary of the Torah portions Vayakhel and Pekudei. It discusses:
1) Moses gathering the Israelites and reiterating the commandment to observe Shabbat. Moses also relays how to construct the Mishkan (Tabernacle).
2) The Israelites donate so much to building the Mishkan that Moses has to tell them to stop donating.
3) The Mishkan is completed and Aaron and his sons are initiated into the priesthood. A cloud signaling God's presence then rests over the Mishkan.
The document also advertises a Pre-Passover Extravaganza event at Brandeis Hillel to
This document provides a summary of the Torah portions Vayakhel and Pekudei. It discusses:
1) Moses gathering the Israelites and reiterating the commandment to observe Shabbat. Moses also relays how to construct the Mishkan (Tabernacle).
2) The Israelites donate so much to building the Mishkan that Moses has to tell them to stop donating.
3) The Mishkan is completed and Aaron and his sons are initiated into the priesthood. A cloud signaling God's presence then rests over the Mishkan.
The document also advertises a Pre-Passover Extravaganza event at Brandeis Hillel to
Samuel Thompson Parsha Points » Moses gathers the Israelites and reiterates the commandment to observe Shabbat » Moses relays how to construct the Mishkan (Tabernacle) » The Israelites donate so much to the building of the Mishkan that Moses has to tell them to stop » The Mishkan is completed » Aaron and his sons are initiated into the priesthood » A cloud, signaling the presence of God, rests over the Mishkan
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Nissan by going to the Pre- Passover Extravaganza!!! Thursday, March 18th, 8:00- 10:30 p.m. in Ridgewood A "So Moses commanded, and they announced in the camp, saying: 'Let no Commons. man or woman do any more work for the offering for the Holy.' So the Start the night off with a people stopped bringing." (Shemot 36:6) special guest lecture from • Rabbi Klapper, and then delve SOME LIGHT TORAH- Eliana Light into Passover goodness with the help of Shalem and a Vayakhel, for the most moves him shall bring them.” At Brandeis, there is feminist lens. Afterwards, part, is a boring list of Then there’s a list of different fundraising going on all the design your terrarium or vie specifications for the different gifts (like God’s registry). time; for the school itself, for components of the Mishkan, People are always expected different charitable causes. for a chance to win a prize the tabernacle. Colors, to sacrifice things to God, so It is important to give, but it at the MATZAH DECORATING sizing, and materials take up what makes this different? is also important to form a CONTEST!!! After that, learn most of the space. But there The words “everyone whose connection to what you are about how Passover is done is something interesting heart so moves him” connote giving. Do your research. in different cultures. And a that takes place before any that people are not just How will the money be used? Pre-Passover Extravaganza!!! building can happen. God bringing things, but bringing Where does it go? Finding would not not be complete instructs Moshe to tell the themselves. That is, by giving a charity that you connect without a showing of the people, “Take from among to the Mishkan, they are with can help you give not RUGRATS PASSOVER SPECIAL! your gifts to the Lord; becoming committed to just more, but with a moving Email Chaya at hbend@ everyone whose heart so what the Mishkan means. heart. brandeis.edu for more info! כ״ז אדר תש״ע ויקהל־פקודי A publication of Hillel at Brandeis Editors: Chaya Bender, Brian Blumenthal Contributors: Eliana Light,, Samuel Thompson