Shnayim Yomi - Tetzaveh - Shlishi - #3 - R Eli Kadi - The Me'il, Tzitz, Ketonet, and Michnesei B'ad

The Torah tells us about the m the m was a beautiful garment that was made out of it was made out of blue wool. It looked like the sky and on bottom it had it had a bell and it also had a piece of fabric that looked like a pomegranate. Some say that it was a pomegranate, then a bell, then a pomegranate, then a bell. Some say it was a pomegranate with a bell inside. So, how many were there? 36 72. But everybody agrees and tells us that this comes this comes to forgive about it comes to teach us what we have to do in life. Sometimes we have to be a to say the praise of a person to thank somebody like a bell making a lot of noise and sometimes we have to be like a that we're very quiet that we don't talk there's a look at how the m was did it have four corners was it something that it had sleeves to it but that bezem soon we'll see how the kohhen is but the ram tells us that it had four corners and the question to be asked and think about it did it have sit on it or it didn't because a begg of four corners has to have tit does this m have sit on it or not then afterwards sits is a crown that the kohen used to wear and it used to say kazal have a big look at how it was written But one thing everybody agrees upon that it was a piece of gold that was on his forehead from the front until the sides of his ear. Then it was connected with some to say that it was even in the back also. Then it had strings of a big mlo at how it was or where it was where it was placed. But this keshm the kuhen couldn't lift up his arm on top of it. But one thing was on top of it. the Cohen would wear to and it would be between his mit between his hat that he would wear and between the seats. Why the goes and tells us that had only one shem but has many more. So us in the morning when we sit down with our we should feel like a cohen that's able to become close to by us wearing by us wearing at that time and then it ends that we have to make a konet that each one has to wear a tunic. Then that konet was made out of a very beautiful fabric. It was more like a honeycomb weave. A very hard weave to make in those days and in today's days also. But that's what they wore the kohanim used to wear. And then afterwards they're supposed to have also but they put it on beforehand would be would be pants underneath of all their clothing. It would be like a undergarment.