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Shnayim Yomi - Terumah - Shishi - #6 - R Eliezer Zeytouneh - The Message of the Mizbeach HaNechoshet
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This sixth aliyah, this aliyah deals
primarily with the
the copper altar. The copper altar
really was not made only of copper. It
was made of shitim wood and coated with
copper. It had an adornment of a netting
also made of copper. attached to the
netting. They had rings, four rings
where the poles would be entered in
order to carry that misbeh.
The Torah tells us that the copper altar
was actually hollow inside. It wasn't
made of full wood. It was hollow.
You know, I think that the Torah is
teaching us a very important lesson over
here. If you would ask me what you would
use as the misbeh
are going to go on, I would say gold. I
would say use diamonds. I would say use
the greatest in metals. But says use
copper. Why? Copper is going to atone
for my sins, for my problems, the things
that I did. Why copper? And it's very
possible that what is telling you, you
don't have to serve me with the greatest
of wealth, with the greatest of gold and
diamonds, but I need your heart. God
says, I don't expect you to to serve me
with things that you don't have, but at
least use the best of what you do have
to serve me. famous
that talks about a boy who wants to
serve his father and he wants to respect
and honor his father and he gives him a
wonderful luscious meal but treats him
with disdain and disrespect. Then you
have another person who wants to come
and he wants to serve his father also.
And he tells his father, "Daddy, please,
I'm working now. They want you to go
serve in the army. You do my hard work.
I'll go serve in the army." And the
explains that the second guy because of
his attitude, because of the way he did
his mitzvah, he's no, but the first
person is punished even though he
lavishly served his father. But attitude
says, "I don't care about the gold. I
don't care about the diamonds. I don't
care about the precious jewels. You can
use copper. It's okay. But I care about
your heart. I care about your feelings.
I care about your emotion. I care about
your bond. And if a person does that, we
use our wherewithal. We use what he
graced us with, what God endowed us with
in order to serve him. That's
and that will pres preserve a person's
relationship with God and in fact secure
for him a life of true.
Have a wonderful day.