This article explores the interpretation of Torah, with a focus on the Tabernacle, Nadab, and Abihu's incident, and the Oral Torah studied in the House of Study. It sheds light on the intriguing disagreement between Moses and Aaron, highlighting the distinctions between the Torah of Moses, which stresses perfection, and the Torah of Aaron, which provides atonement.

Examining the Tabernacle's essence, this article elucidates the dynamic between contribution and commandment, underscoring their roles in holiness and priesthood. It delves into the nuanced differences between the two, emphasizing the profound significance of incense within the Tabernacle. Moreover, it discusses how the Tabernacle service transcends ritual, influencing daily life and societal norms, offering insights into ancient practices' enduring impact on contemporary spirituality.

Строение наших душ соответствует строению души Моше и мы можем учится быть подобными ему, быть как Моше. И тогда Шехина, Божественное присутствие, обитает в среде нашей, равно, как и в сердце каждого человека.