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According to our tradition, it was built within a couple of months, starting from the eleventh of Tishrei 2448 (1312 BCE).
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∙ 12y agoIt was built while the Israelites were sill camped adjacent to Mount Sinai.
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What is the most important Hebrew journey?
Their forty-year journey in the wilderness 3300 years ago, during which they received God's Torah, built the Mishkan (Tabernacle), and began functioning as a nation...a nation of Torah.
Center of worship in the wilderness?
The Tabernacle (Mishkan), Exodus ch.25.
What is the Hebrew word for Tabernacle?
aron (ארון)
Name some events of the desert sojourn of the children of Israel?
Wilderness, not desert. They received the Torah from God, built the Mishkan (tabernacle), appointed judges. A foreigner named Bil'am (Balaam) tried to curse them but was frustrated by God in his plans.
Why is shabbat put next to the building of the mishkan?
Shabbat is not a thing you can put anywhere. It's the Jewish day of rest.
How many houses did God build?
The tabernacle (Mishkan), detailed in Exodus ch. 25-28 and constructed in the time of Moses, was carried with the people. Later, the Temple (Deuteronomy ch. 12) was built by King Solomon and stood for 410 years in the time of the prophets. After the first exile, the second Temple was built in the time of Ezra and stood 420 years. It was destroyed 1943 years ago.
What has the author Jacob Jehuda written?
Jacob Jehuda has written: 'ha- Mishkan ve-khelav' -- subject(s): Tabernacle
What is abode for the dead in Hebrew?
abode for the dead = mishkan shel hametim (משכן של המתים)
What happened on the eighth day of the dedication of the Sanctuary?
The 7 days of celebration were over and two of Aharon's sons were killed in the Mishkan. Please see the related link.
What do people worship at Tabernacle?
The Tabernacle (mishkan) stood during the 40 years in the wilderness and the era of the Judges. It was a place of worship to God. See Exodus ch.25-27.
How do you say God's dwelling place in Hebrew?
God built this house = אלוקים בנה את הבית הזה Elohím baná et ha báyit hazéh
What did the kohanim do in the mishkan?
The mishkan is the Hebrew name for the ancient Israelite temple in Jerusalem, and for the portable temple that the Israelites used when they wandered for 40 years in the desert after leaving slavery in Egypt. The kohanim is the Hebrew word for the hereditary caste of priests who served in these temples. The kohanim prepared offerings of food which the Israelites brought to be sacrificed at the temple. The Kohen Gadol, or high priest, also had a special role on the day of Yom Kippur. at that time he went into the inner snactuary of the temple and pronounced the Name of God, which was not pronounced at any other time.
