Shnayim Yomi - Terumah - Chamishi - #5 - Rabbi Eliezer Zeytouneh - Boundaries & Connection

The fifth aliyah, this aliyah talks about the was the curtain. This curtain was made of many beautiful different materials woven together. And the Torah tells us that the purpose of the was to be to separate between the kesh and the kodes. It was to be placed on four different poles and that's the way it was uh transported. The sockets were made of silver and the which was placed between kesh and keshim had right outside it theon was right outside the and the table was right next to the and it's very possible that based on what we've mentioned in earlier videos that the represents the represents and it's very important that they must be right next to each other in close proximity that when a person comes and you think that you're going out you prayed you came you learned wonderful but now you're going out on your daily dealings you're going out to business always know that the own's got to be right next to you when I deal with customers right there when I deal with my buyers there when I deal with my workers the is there when I deal with my employers the is there is always got to be right next to the shukan right next to the table I think there's a very important lesson we can learn from this aliyah And that is that there has to be a there's got to be a separation between us and well of course. What do you mean? Of course there's a separation between us and Bam. And sometimes a person gets a little bit too comfortable. You come to the synagogue and you become a little bit too comfortable. You know, we'll check out phones once in a while. We'll do things that we talk to our friends once in a while. Maybe we'll sit inappropriately once in a while. It's because we're so comfortable around that sometimes we traverse certain parameters. But a person always has to remember there's got to be some sort of when we walk in we have to walk in. You got to walk in with a sense of trepidation understanding who we are standing in front of who we're coming to speak with. Who we are now coming to beseech our father in heaven. And if that's the case, how careful I have to be with my behavior. Rab Tuni, have a wonderful day.