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Pinchas - 6th Portion
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Join me as we learn for Friday Parshat
Pinchas, the sixth Torah reading chapter
28 verse 16. Yesterday we began to learn
the different sacrifices that were
brought special on each one of the
holidays. Yesterday we discussed the
ones that were brought on Shabbat and
Rosh Chodesh. Today we continue with the
ones that were brought on Pesach and on
Shavuot as well and the core and the
sacrifice of the Omer.
Verse 16.
On the first day of the In the first
month of the 14th day of the month
Pesach should be celebrated Pesach for
God.
Bringing the Passover offerings for God.
Verse 17.
On the 15th day of this month Hag is
considered a holiday. Shiva's Yamin
Matzah for seven days Matzah should be
eaten.
For 18. On the first day is considered a
holy occasion. No
you must not perform any mundane work
even if it entails a loss. Different to
when it comes intermediate days that one
is allowed to work if there's a
monetary loss and as we'll soon see the
difference.
Rashi
Even
a work which is required that you need
to do
but all of it something which you may
lose come to a loss of money because of
it which
is usually permissible on the
intermediate days. However,
which be prohibited on Yom Tov.
Verse 19.
And
you will bring then a sacrifice and a
sent offering to God.
A young bull and part of the
two young bulls
and one ram and six
and seven sheep which are a year old to
minimum on you will have which should be
for you.
Rashi part of why you're bringing the
cow, the bulls, can I get a ram because
Abraham at this time
as we know according to some was
actually on Pesach and over here Abraham
went and he brought the cattle and to
serve his guest. That's why we're
bringing the the bulls on Pesach. Ailim
Ailish Yitzchak. The ram that was found
instead of Yitzchak when he was brought
as a sacrifice. And the sheep can I get
Yakov because we find by Yakov of him
Yakov that when Yakov was by Lavan he
had to separate which sheep will belong
to him and which will belong to Lavan.
These are the reasons why we find rams,
sheep, and bulls that were brought on
the holidays. This is the way it's
explained in the days.
I saw this by the explanation of the
Hadarshan.
And in
their meal offering shall be full of
will be fine flour mixed with oil 3/10
of an
three
tenths of an efa
>> [snorts]
>> for the bull and
two
tenths of the efa for the ram. That so
you should do.
Verse 21, you suddenly
toss a and you must offer 1/10 of an efa
for the one sheep the sheep for each one
of all the seven lambs that you will be
bringing.
Verse 22,
as well as you must offer one young male
goat as a sin offering to atone for you.
Verse 23,
besides the morning
and the afternoon offering which is
offered on a continual basis and
therefore those are called the carbon
continuously every single day they
brought those offerings. Verse 24,
like
you these you must offer now for every
single day shiva's yamin for 7 days
they are considered as a food as a fire
offering for God
the whole all the following the morning
ritual of bringing the continual
offering which is the constant offering
the tamid offering every morning
together with its meal offerings and
wine libations then you bring these
additional offerings.
Verse
24 shall you
in contrary to the way it is on Sukkot
as we're soon going to see later that
every single day they brought less
sacrifices the first day seven then six
and so on when it comes to Pesach every
single day was the exact same amount
therefore uses the terminology
like these you will do for 7 days as
well.
Verse 25
and on the fifth on the seventh day
is considered a holy day and should be
for you come
no work no mundane work should not be
should be performed.
>> [snorts]
>> Verse 26
Now we move on to the next holiday which
is the holiday of called in the Torah
Yamin Habikurim.
Yamin Habikurim
and on the day when you bring the first
fruit
when you're going to bring a new
meal offering when you're going to bring
a
offer a meal offering to God when I
shall be sure
in the weeks meaning the festival that
occurs after 7 weeks
this is going to be a holy day for you
call
any mundane work should not be performed
Rashi and the Yamin Habikurim and the
day that the Bikurim is brought
the festival of is considered the
festival of when the fruit become when
the wheat becomes ripe
this is also because the two special
breads that were brought with the
sacrifice in contrast to any other time
there was never brought chametz in the
Holy Temple.
This was the first of the sacrifices of
the wheat offerings that were brought
from the new wheat, from the new fresh
wheat that was just recently cut. When
it comes to the Omer offering, that was
from barley. However, the wheat only
came about Shavuot because it was cut
later. The barley was cut earlier and
that's why first they brought the
sacrifice of the barley as well.
Over here, if you notice something
interesting, the Torah does not give
date to Shavuot. It just says "Bo
Shavuot Aichem Sheva Weeks Later."
Assuming you have to count the seven
weeks from that you know that you have
to count from Pesach, as mentioned many
times, Shavuot is the only holiday that
the Torah does never never gives a
specific date. It's more 50 days after
Pesach.
>> [snorts]
>> Verse 27.
You brought the male of the rain of last
year and you will bring a descent
offering as a as an appeasing to God.
Part of the buckets going to be bulls,
which are young bulls, two of them.
One ram, seven
sheep and a shana that are a year old.
Verse 28. You brought some
You say this will
and their meal offering will be refined
flour of refined flour mixed with oil.
Three tenths three tenths of an
three tenths to for the bull and three
tenths
and two tenths of an for the ram. Verse
29. You say you say like a heart. One
tenth of an for each one of the lambs
for all seven lambs.
Verse 30. See these of the capital of
the and one goat to atone for the sin to
atone for their sins.
Verse 31. That is
all this is to the exclusion besides the
very fact that you're bringing the
constant
ascent offering
and it's meal offering. You should do
those unblemished as well. You should be
for you and
their libations.
Rashi,
meaning that libations as well should be
unblemished. What does it mean
unblemished?
That if you have wine that in the wine
you have
um
you have
like little pieces, sediment, which
would make it unfit to be used for wine
libation. It have to be pure oil and
therefore for I'm sorry, pure wine and
any wine that would look spoiled in any
shape or form is not allowed to be used
for the wine libations. Chapter 29,
verse 1. We now continue with the
holiday of Rosh Hashanah.
On
the seventh month,
the first month, make it a special
day of holiness for you. No
work should be done. No mundane work
should be performed.
It must be a day of sounding the shofar
for you.
Verse two.
You will then
offer an ascent offering to please God.
A young bull,
one of them,
one ram,
and one year old lamb, seven of them,
four that are unblemished.
Verse three. And their meal offering
will be
a flower refined flower that's mixed
with oil.
Three tenths of an acre for the bull and
two tenths for the ram.
And one tenth for each one of the sheep
for every one of those seven sheep that
you're bringing, seven lamb.
Verse five.
One sin offering, one young goat as a
sin offering to
atone for you.
Verse six. This is besides
this is
So you're already also bringing the
ascent offering for Rosh Chodesh and its
meal offering. And the constant
offering, the continual offering. It's a
constant
and its grain and its libations,
as the rules are laid out. They actually
should be done as they should be done as
a fire offering to please God. Rashi
which is referring to the sacrifices
which were brought for the additional
uh for because it's Rosh Chodesh,
they'll be brought as well on Rosh
Hashanah because it's also the first day
of the month.
Verse seven. We now learn about the
sacrifices brought on Yom Kippur.
On the 10th day of the seventh month,
it's going to be a day of holiness for
you. It's going to be a day of holiness
for you.
And you
You must afflict
your souls. No work
must be performed.
He craft them.
Verse seven. He craft them. I'm sorry,
verse eight. He craft them.
You will bring in a burnt offering to
God as a pleasing offering. One bull,
one one young bull, one
ram,
lambs that are a year old, seven of them
unblemished should be for you.
And their
offerings
refined flour mixed with oil,
3/10 of an
for each bull,
2/10 of the
for each ram.
You're going to have 1/10 of a
for each lamb,
for all seven lambs. Verse 11.
Besides that, you're going to have one
goat which is for a sin offering. This
is all in addition to
that. In addition
to the burnt offerings and libations
that were brought as the continual burnt
offerings and its grain offerings and
the sin offerings that were brought on
Yom Kippur. As we see, Rashi says,
"A sore and also the beginning of the
park and moisture got more hot as this
is referring to besides the sin offering
which means there was the goat." If you
recall in the when we learned in the
book of Leviticus that there were two
goats, one that was sent to Azazel and
then there was another goat that was a
sin offering brought in the holy temple.
And that one [snorts] was done actually
on the inside. It's was the only
sacrifice ever that there was some blood
of it brought on the inside of the holy
temple as described in the book of
Leviticus. That was also considered a
sin offering. And over here, they're
bringing another sin offering like we
find in every holiday a sin offering was
brought.
For all of us are coming.
All of us are coming to the all of us
are coming to the
all of us are coming to the besides the
continual offering that's done every
single day, you're going to do these
ascent offerings as well. Finish game
and it's libations. Most of all of these
are suffering.
When we talk about over here, it's not
talking about the wine libations on the
that were brought on the constant
offerings. He's talking about the
additional sacrifices that are brought.
Those additional sacrifices that are
brought, they're wine libations as well.
As he says this in the commandment, then
he says it this way. All of us are
coming to the all of us are coming to
the all of us are coming to the besides
the constant offering and it's meal
offering. All of us are coming to the
all of us are coming to the all of us
are coming to the all of us are coming
to the all of us are coming to the
additional offerings, these additional
sacrifices and their wine libations. The
whole thing comes to game and what do we
call them anytime we find them when it
talks about the wine libations that are
mentioned that throughout all the
holidays and festivals and the
sacrifices that were brought with them.
All of us are coming to the all of us
are coming to the all of us are coming
to the all of us are coming to the ones.
It's talking about on the additional
sacrifices besides when it comes to the
ones for Sukkot.
Those are referring to the actual
communi-
constant offering which is the tamid and
however, he doesn't use the terminology
and you said that you shall do that
meaning besides doing that being that I
already commanded you to do it by the
most of offerings because on Sukkot
um the it doesn't you don't find a
particular commandment specifically for
a child in this game
because as you're going to see the Torah
repeats it and says every single day
what the specific libations are done for
that specific day. As we get to it,
we'll see it there.
This concludes the sixth Torah reading
of Parshat Pinchas.