Shnayim Yomi - Terumah - Shlishi - #3 - Rabbi Eliezer Zeytouneh - Unity Brings the Shechinah

The third aliyah. This aliyah discusses the minor, the golden minor. Mosherenu had difficulty in furnishing and constructing this vessel because wanted that Mosherenu should construct it from one solid piece of gold. Seven branches. Each branch had to have etched onto it four cups coming down. They had to be facing the wicks would have to be facing the middle the middle branch. Rashi explains that showeru a fiery mana and then toldenu this is the way you should construct that. The Torah then continues and talks about the actual Mishkan and the Mishkan talks about how many how many curtains have to be made, how long the Mishkan had to be, how wide the Mishkan had to be. And it says the Mishkan had to be one. All of those components were integral in resting amongst benel and I believe that's a very important lesson to learn from that and that is loves theness the unity the unison of Isel when we is are unified could rest there it doesn't matter what you are doesn't matter if your focus in life is the which is if it's the it doesn't matter if you're the you're more of a working person wants everybody. It doesn't matter if you're a socket. It doesn't matter if you're a hook. It doesn't matter what your purpose is to serve in the world. But if we come together, then we are a proper Mishkan for the master of the universe to dwell amongst his holy nation. Rabbi Zetuni, have a great day.