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Our parashah contains a pasuk describing the inaugural Minchah offering and
the daily Minchah offering, offered twice daily in perpetuity (6:13). If
the offering is brought twice daily, why do we need the added instructions
that it be brought on the first day of service? Wouldn’t twice daily be
inclusive of the first time it’s offered?
Rav Moshe Feinstein extracts a meaningful lesson from this pasuk. Every day
of service, the Kohen brings the same offering as his first day to instill
a sense of humility in him. While the Kohen could easily get carried away
with his status as a Kohen, this daily Minchah is an anchoring reminder
that his service is a privilege not to be taken for granted. That initial
gratitude of being able to contribute is the healthiest prevailing attitude
for us to have throughout our many life roles.
Shabat Shalom and Chag Sameach!
Shlomo Ressler
Quotation of the week:
"Gratitude turns what we have into enough."
Welcome to the short, practical Lelamed Weekly Dvar and Daily Aliyah. As
always, you can Order The Daily Aliyah
<https://mosaicapress.com/product/the-daily-aliyah/> and receive your hard
copy of these daily practical and relevant Torah thoughts (all proceeds go
to Daily Giving), or join this Whatsapp group
<https://chat.whatsapp.com/GFRNDpSWoFHGhHYziqAGYv> to receive one per day.
I hope you find this meaningful...
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Our parashah contains a pasuk describing the inaugural Minchah offering and
the daily Minchah offering, offered twice daily in perpetuity (6:13). If
the offering is brought twice daily, why do we need the added instructions
that it be brought on the first day of service? Wouldn’t twice daily be
inclusive of the first time it’s offered?
Rav Moshe Feinstein extracts a meaningful lesson from this pasuk. Every day
of service, the Kohen brings the same offering as his first day to instill
a sense of humility in him. While the Kohen could easily get carried away
with his status as a Kohen, this daily Minchah is an anchoring reminder
that his service is a privilege not to be taken for granted. That initial
gratitude of being able to contribute is the healthiest prevailing attitude
for us to have throughout our many life roles.
Shabat Shalom and Chag Sameach!
Shlomo Ressler
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Quotation of the week:
"Gratitude turns what we have into enough."