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Project Likkutei Sichos — Acharei Mos 5784

Выпуск: Project Likkutei Sichos — Acharei Mos 5784. Темы: не определены автоматически. 22 Acharei, Sicha 1 The Question: The expression Rashi uses, “This teaches The Verse: us,” implies that Rashi is offering some Introducing the Kohen Gadol’s Temple novel insight that we otherwise would not service on Yom Kippur, the Torah states: have been aware of. We would expect the dress code Kohen Gadol does not perform the service to be given either before the description of inside [i.e., in the Holy of Holies] wearing all the Temple services the Kohen Gadol was the eight garments with which he performs to perform that day, or after those services the service outside [the Holy of Holies, for have been delineated. [I.e., Kohen Gadol’s personal sacrifices: “With since the Kohen Gadol enters the Holy of this shall Aaron enter the Holy: with a Holies on Yom Kippur to effect atonement young bull for a sin offering and a ram for a for all Israel, he may not enter wearing gold, burnt offering.” This might imply that the reminiscent of the golden calf]. Yet from the continuation of the chapter it is clear that the Kohen Gadol’s burnt offering was performed with his golden colored threads, yet for the “inner” services garments, and other sacrifices were on Yom Kippur, he wears the ordinary performed with his white garments. Kohen’s garments made “only of linen.” Rashi therefore clarifies that the white garments were only worn for the services Thus, he is not wearing a watered down performed inside the Holy of Holies, and version of his own glorified garments, he is, not for those performed outside. the verse, “With this shall Aaron enter the Holy,” and not at the beginning or end of Rashi’s opinion here is in opposition to that the chapter, to imply that the white of the Rambam, who maintains that there garments are connected to Aharon’s are three categories of Priestly garments, entrance into the Holy of Holies which is the the Kohen Gadol’s, the ordinary Kohen, and central theme of the Yom Kippur service. for someone else, and bring them closer to Rashi therefore clarifies that the Kohen G-d, they need to enter the inner “Holy of Gadol wears “four garments, like an Holies,” the innermost recesses of their own ordinary kohen, all of which are [made] of soul. Yet the verse’s plain “He shall wear a holy linen shirt and linen meaning is that the Kohen Gadol wears pants shall be

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