Parshas Terumah: God Doesn’t Need Your Mishkan (But YOU Do!)
About this episode
The episode explores the significance of building a sanctuary for God and its impact on individuals.
A single pasuk sparks a revolution: “Build Me a sanctuary so I may dwell among them.” We take that line seriously and ask sharper questions. What does it mean to build a house for the unhousable? Why did the Torah devote so much space to the Mishkan, the Beis HaMikdash, and the avodah? And most importantly, what does the mitzvah do to us? We explore the bigger picture with clear steps. First, the mandate and its scope: an unexpected portion of the 613 mitzvos revolves around the Temple, fro...
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