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Tzav: Sacrifices; The Installation Rites
Leviticus 6:1–8:36
The second section of the Book of Leviticus is the continuation and completion of the preceding section, and opens as G‑d tells Moses to command (Tzav, in Hebrew) Aaron and his sons to follow the procedures for offering up sacrifices. The second half of the section describes the weeklong installation rites by which the priests and the Tabernacle were inaugurated.
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Daily Quote
"The footsteps of man are directed by G-d" (Psalms 37:23). When a Jew comes to a particular place it is for an inner Divine intent and purpose -- to perform a mitzvah, whether a mitzvah between man and G-d or a mitzvah between man and his fellow-man.
–Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi (1749-1812)
The Parshah

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