The Mishkan - The Tabernacle By Rabbi Avrohom Biderman Compact SizeIts Structure, Its Sacred Vessels, and the Kohen's Garments In the midst of the Israelite encampment in the burning desert stood the Mishkan, the Tabernacle, the sacred place where God's Presence dwelled. It was a place of glory, of beauty, of unmatched sanctity, and the focal point of Israel's existence during their journeys in the desert after the Exodus. Now you can see how the Mishkan was built, its sacred vessels assembled, and the bigdei kehunah

framing an inscription of the word Matzah in Hebrew

I've not been able to put it down since I got my copy

"The Magic Hat" by Leah Goldberg (Hakibbutz Hameuchad 2005) and more

as well as the translation and instructions

suggestions have come to include the eastern arm of the Red Sea and to the adjacent wilderness in Saudi Arabia

These images go to the heart of the meaning of Passover

As its name implies

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