Shnayim Yomi - Tetzaveh - R'vi'i - #4 - Rabbi Eli Kadi - The Warmth of the Mitzvah

After all the clothing was ready and after the the ones that were inspired and that put inspiration into the clothing, Moshe was told that Aaron should bring a to forgive for the of the elim and two rams and also three different types of breads, 10 of each. And he should put the breads into a basket 30 pieces of bread that were in the basket. And Moshe is commanded to dress Aaron and his children and to put on them she some say only on a he put shemish and he put the shemish on them and he sanctified them. You know, we really have to think of something. Whoever was in your in December, January time by the Kotel, you're wearing a coat and you're praying ar it's freezing outside. A lot of people go into the small room on the side where there's a little bit of heat to be able to be comfortable. Imagine the kohanim. They're over there the whole day. A kohhen, a regular kohhen has four items of clothing. He has a mitnet. He has a konet. He has a belt and he has mkat four pieces of clothing. He's without shoes and he's walking on a stone floor in the middle of the freezing cold of the winter. That's truly amazing. He's not allowed to put on a coat. He can't put on a Monontlair or a mink coat or anything else like that. The guy is over there in the freezing cold. The truth is there was a doctor that was over there in the beta mikdash. But one of the great rabbis said that that doctor was only for a kohhen that didn't do his aua. He didn't do his service in the beta mikdash with a complete heart with complete kavana of somebody did it with complete kavana. The cold of the floor the cold of outside did not bother him. The heat of the mits kept him warm. Then Aaron brings all these Moshe brings all these Aaron and on it and that's the beginning of that day.