Moshe has ascended Mount Sinai and is receiving instructions from God. Beginning with our parsha this week, the narrative of Sefer Shemot, the book of Exodus, shifts its focus to the building of the mishkan, the Tabernacle that will serve as God’s dwelling place as the Israelites journey in the wilderness. Shemot goes into very specific details about how this mishkan is to be built.
What is the importance of knowing the barrier is invisible to god? There is still an established parochet that creates a material divide, and strata, of holiness among the Israelites. How does the barrier being invisible to god reconcile this situation?
Kept thinking of the passage from the old UPB repeated so often. “The earth is the Lords and the fullness thereof, the world and they who dwell therein.”
What is the importance of knowing the barrier is invisible to god? There is still an established parochet that creates a material divide, and strata, of holiness among the Israelites. How does the barrier being invisible to god reconcile this situation?
Kept thinking of the passage from the old UPB repeated so often. “The earth is the Lords and the fullness thereof, the world and they who dwell therein.”