Shnayim Yomi - Tetzaveh - Sh'vi'i - #7 - Rabbi Eli Kadi - What the Mizbeach HaZahav Teaches Us

This aliyah speaks about the misbet which is the misb that the kohhen would bring on it in the morning and in the evening. It's also called misbah and it's also called misbra is very much bothered why is this the separate from all other ones why isn't not with all the other mdash with the with the minor with the why is it over here as a separate entity completely different at a different time given the mitzvah There's many answers but the gives a beautiful answer says the reason why is because you can't bring not on the you can't light the minor without the minor you can't bring a without the misbeh but if there's no mis then you could bring also the without the misbah Desar tells us that is a very important thing. He says why is it called a misbeh when a misbehav brought on it was there was no animal sacrifice that was brought on it. So the goes and tells us that itself is a misb is a is a sacrifice. When a person goes and smells the is taken out from him is destroy is slaughtered that is the sacrifice that's brought on it. He says that if a person takes today we don't have the mdash and if we go with the that you don't need the to go and bring on it. The zah tells us that a person that says in the morning and he says it with kavana. It's as if he's a Cohen that brought it and he's promised for that day that no bad will happen to him, that no harm and only bra will come to him.