When the Temple was destroyed what became of the continuous fire?

Published: Tue, 04/02/24

"For I am the Lord your God. Consecrate yourselves therefore, and be holy, for I am holy. You shall not defile yourselves with any swarming thing that crawls on the ground. For I am the Lord who brought you up out of the land of Egypt to be your God. You shall therefore be holy, for I am holy."

Leviticus 11:44-45

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This coming Shabbat's Torah portion, read on Saturday, April 6th, is Shmini. This Torah portion is a continuation of the previous week’s reading, Tzav, where we learned about the Tabernacle’s seven-day inaugural ceremony. This week’s reading opens on the eighth day, when G‑d’s presence descends upon the Tabernacle.

This week's thoughts by our popular teacher, Dr. Benny Benjamin talks about "Moving past the first impression". Read it below.

Last week, our popular Root Source teacher Rabbi Gedalia Meyer talked about "Tzav". Watch it below.

Join us for our enlightening lesson 'Temple Mount' with our insightful teacher David Ha’ivri. Learn below.

And don't miss our intriguing lesson 'Joshua’s Altar 4: A Discovery Changed the World' led by our teacher Aaron Lipkin. Learn below.

Check below to hear what Gidon and Alan Latta have to share. Watch it below.

We sign off with a nice comment and a beautiful photo of Haifa, Israel.

Shalom,

Gidon Ariel and Bob O’Dell
Root Source Founders

Parashat Shmini

Moses gathers all the Jews to the Tabernacle to witness the Divine presence descending upon the Sanctuary on that day. Aaron offers various sacrifices in preparation for this revelation.

Moving past the first impression

Food restrictions were among the commandments presented to the Israelite people in the Sinai desert.

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Tzav:
Rabbi Gedalia Meyer's Weekly Torah Study

“A continuous fire shall burn upon the altar; it shall not go out.” (Deuteronomy 6:6) When the Temple was destroyed what became of the continuous fire? It entered into the souls of the Jewish nation and has been kept burning ever since. The continuous fire is the animating flame that keeps the Jewish people going, generation after generation, no matter the challenges, no matter the obstacles.

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Temple Mount

David Haivri gives an overview of the issues surrounding the Temple Mount today and thru history.

Learn here

A Discovery Changed the World

In this lesson, Aaron tells the story of the discovery, how it changed the world of archaeology, and how it changed Adam Zertal forever.

Learn here

Conversations:
Gidon Ariel and Alan Latta - March 26, 2024

Gidon and Alan engaged in a detailed discussion about the interpretation and meaning of Psalm 23 and other biblical verses, focusing on the significance of God’s presence, the concept of justice, and the role of faith in overcoming adversity.

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Comments

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"Oh my, I am so hungry to hear the rest of these lessons. Thank you both for blessing us with this teaching. I have read about it in John Hagee’s book and now it is being explained in a fuller dimension. You are appreciated. May G-d lead you both – we are in an unbelievable time in history and need to be prepared, warned and ready."

Haifa, Israel

Enjoy this photo in Haifa, Israel by Peter Pryharski

Blessings and Shalom,
Bob and Gidon

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