Rabbi Gordon - Terumah: 2nd Portion

A man for all seasons and all time. Thank you Chabad.Org for generously continuing to share his teachings. May he merit a spot in Gan Eden with the famous Rabbi's, and our forefathers. May all who listen to him also merit to be attached to the righteous in the world to come!

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Where can I buy the book Rabbi showed the photo of Ark of the convenant? Thank you. Reply

Thank you Rabbi Gordon A“H Thank you Rabbi Gordon for teaching us every day! Rabbi Gordon lives on forever here in Germany and worldwide through his great Shiurim. May we be physically reunited bekorov Mamash with the coming of Moshiach! Reply

I just started listening for the past few months. He was a great man, a tzadik. Hashem bless his family, comfort them. Reply

B"H, we are still with you, Rabbi, every day, due to your work, and you with us. Reply

Shalom Rabbi Rabbi Gordon will be greatly missed. Thanks to all who helped him record his teachings so we can continue to learn from him for years to come. To his family we will say prayers for you that your shared love will help you at this time. Reply

Rabbi Gordon passed away today. . . and his teachings live on. How sad. How beautiful. May he live on and may his family gain comfort from these classes. Reply

Rest in peace Rabbi, and thanks to his family. Rest in peace Rabbi, and thanks to his family. Reply

tsadik rip my dear rabbi. you have taught me much in the last 4 years. You will be surely missed. Hashem please bless this wonderful man.he was surely a great tsadik. I wish to send my condolence to his wonderful family Reply

BDE :( We'll miss you Rabbi :( Reply

Question about staves for Shluchan Dear Rabbi Gordon,
Do the staves for shluchan also have to be placed in all the time?

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Cherubim Shalom Rabbi Gordon.

Thank you very much again for these teachings. They have brought me closer and stricter to Torah study than I have ever been before in my life.

I have two questions that have me concerned regarding this Chumash portion:

1. How did Moshe know what Cherubim looks like to make them?

2. How is the creation of these Cherubim not in conflict with the Commandment of not having or making carved images of anything in the heavens?

Thank you and many blessings to you and your family. Reply