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3 shiurim for Parshas Tzav
Rabbi Zweig explores why God told Moshe to 'take' Aaron rather than simply 'speak' to him, revealing a fundamental principle about responsibility, privilege, and authentic acceptance of Torah obligations.
An exploration of why slaughtering sacrificial animals outside the Mishkan is considered murder, revealing the fundamental difference between korban (drawing close to God) and sacrifice (self-negation).
Using the paradox between bread's superiority over matzah and the prohibition of chametz on the altar, this shiur explores how God balances discipline with love, and applies these lessons to parenting and relationships.
