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[377]  Shemos—Terumah 25:29 èë:äë äîåøúZúåîù  Shemos—Terumah 26:24–25 äëYãë:åë äîåøúZúåîù  [404]


 its half-hollow tubes, and its supports, î− flÖ³ÒiÌwÔòÐôe ·î−Ö³BNКe  So must it be done with the two [planks], ó flÓí−ÑòÐLÌñí¤Ó−ÐíÌ−öÑkƒ
                        which are at the two corners. :eÞ−ÐíÞÌ−³Ò£¼Ò®ÐšÌnÔí−'ÑòÐLÌñ
 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA RASHI  é"ùø AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
                    25. Thus there will be eight planks, ó− flÌLÖþКí¤ÖòÒôÐL ·e−ÖíÐî .í×
 Its half-hollow tubes.  .åéÈúBNÀ÷e
                   AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA RASHI  é"ùø AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
 They are similar to hollow, half tubes  ó−ÌñeñÎìó−ÌòÖš−ÑêÖ®Îìö−ÌôÐköÑí
 which are split along their length. E  ,öÖkÐþÖêÐñö−ÌšÖcнÌpÔí
                Two cut-outs at the two ends [of the width]  ,î−ÖcÌ®−ÑòÐLÌaö−Ì®−ÌþÎì−ÑòÐL
 They were similar to those made of gold  ,ëÖíÖïñÓLíÓNB¼ öÖ³ÖôÐèec
             were sufficient [to hold] the thickness of a ring.  ,³Ô¼ÔaÔ¬−ÌëB¼ −ÑðÐk
 and three were placed in a row atop each bread  ,óÓìÓññÖkLêÒþñÔ¼íÖLñÐLþÑcÔ½Ðôe
              He inserts them (the two planks) into one ring  ,³ÔìÔê³Ô¼ÔaÔ¬Ðë B½−ÌòÐ×Ôôe
 so that the next bread [above] should sit  þÑìÔêÖíóÓìÓñëÑLÑiÓL
          resulting in its being flush with the adjacent planks. B  ,BñЮÓêÓLLÓþÓwÔñó−ÌêгÔôêÖ®ÐôÌò
 on top of these tubes  ,ó−ÌòÖwÔíöÖ³Bê −ÑaÔbñÔ¼
                     But I do not know about these rings  −ÌzмÔðÖ− êG ³B¼ÖaÔ¬öÖ³Bê ñÖëÎê
 and they would separate one bread from another  óÓìÓñÐñóÓìÓñö−Ña ö−Ìñ−ÌcÐëÔôe
                   whether they were fixed [to the planks]  öÑí ³B¼eëКóÌê
 so that air would enter between them  óÓí−Ñò−ÑaÔìeþÖí½ÑòÖkÌzÓL−ÑðÐk  37
                      or whether they were removable.  ,³BñÖ¬Ðñe¬ÐôóÌê
 and prevent them from spoiling.  ;eLÐtԼгÌ−êGÐî
                          As for the plank at the corner,  Ô ¼B®ÐšÌnÔaÓLLÓþÓwÔëe
 In Arabic anything hollow is called ê. 69  :êî"½š −eþÖš ñeñÖìþÖëÖcñÖk−ÌëÖþμ öBLÖñÐëe
                       the rings were along the thickness  LÓþÓwÔí−ÌëB¼Ða³Ô¼ÔaÔ¬íÖ−Öí
 And its supports.  .åéÈ úÉiÄwÇðÀîe  of the southernmost and northernmost planks.  ,−ÌòBõÐvÔíÐî−ÌôBþÐcÔí
 Onkelos translates it í−ѳÖñ−Ì×Ðôe, which are supports. F  ó−Ìõ−ÌòнöÑí ,d−ѳÖñ−Ì×Ðôe BôebÐþÔz  Then the top of the corner plank along the western row  ëÖþμÔôþÓðѽÐaÓLÔ¼B®ÐšÌnÔíLÓþÓ šLêÒþÐî
 They were like golden pegs standing on the ground,  ±ÓþÖêÖaö−ÌðÐôB¼ ,ëÖíÖï ³BðгÌ−ö−ÌôÐk  would be inserted into it (the ring),  ,B×B³Ðñ½ÖòÐ×Ìò
 rising up very high above the shulchan  ,íÑaÐþÔíöÖìÐñeMÔíöÌôíÖñмÔôÐñðÔ¼ó−ÌíBëÐèe  resulting in the two walls being joined.  :ó−ÌþÖaeìÐô ó−ÌñÖ³ÐkÔí−ÑòÐLeêЮÐôÌò
 to the same height as the bread pile.  ,óÓìÓlÔí³Ó×ÓþμÔôdÔëBb ðÓèÓòÐk
                     So must it be done with the two.  .íÆäéÅðÀLÄìäÆéÀäÞÄéïÅk
 They were notched in six places 70  ó−Ìñe®ÌõíÖMÌôÎì ó−ÌñÖ®eõÐôe
                      [I.e.,] the two planks at the corners;  ,Ô¼B®ÐšÌnÔaÓLó−ÌLÖþÐwÔí−ÑòÐLÌñ
 one above the other G  ,íÓfÌôíÖñмÔôÐñíÓï
           the plank at the [western] end of the northern side  öBõÖ® ¹B½ÐaÓLLÓþÓwÔñ
                   with the western plank [adjacent to it].  ,−ÌëÖþμÔnÔíLÓþÓwÔñÐî
                       The same applied to both corners.  :³B¼B®ÐšÌnÔí−ÑòÐLÌñöÑ×Ðî
                 [25] Thus there will be eight planks.  .íéÄLÈøÀ÷äÈðÉîÀLeéÈäÀå [äë]
                 These are the same ones mentioned above:  ,íÖñмÔôÐñó−ÌþeôÎêÖíóÑí
                                “make six planks . . .  ó−ÌLÖþКíÖMÌLíÓNμÔz
                  And make two planks for the corners,” 38  ,³Ò¼Ð®ŠšÐôÌñíÓNμÔzó−ÌLÖþК−ÑòÐLe
                        thereby resulting in eight planks  ó−ÌLÖþКíÖòÒôÐLeêЮÐôÌò
                        for the row on the western side.  ;−ÌëÖþμÔôþÓðѽÐa

                               The following is stated  íÖ−eòÐLCÖk
              in the part dealing with the order of the planks  ó−ÌLÖþÐwÔíþÓðѽíÑNμÔôíÖòÐLÌnÔa
                     in the [Beraisa] deMeleches Hamishkon:  ,öÖkÐLÌnÔí³Ó×êÓñÐôÌa
                         The sockets were made hollow.  ó−ÌñeñÎìó−ÌòÖðÎêÖí³ÓêíÓNB¼ íÖ−Öí
                    The planks were cut out at the bottom  ,íÖhÔôÐlÌôLÓþÓwÔí³Óê±ÑþBìÐî
                      a quarter [of the width] on one side  öêÖkÌ ôÔ¼−ÌëÖþ
       37 Each ring may have been fixed to one of the planks so that when the mishkon was disassembled the planks would
 69 Which is obviously rooted in the Hebrew î−Ö³BҾК.  70 Mizrachi suggests that it should read “five notches” since  just slip out from under the ring. Or it may be that the ring was completely removed so that the planks would come
 the lowest bread was directly on the ¹Ôc. The L’vush disagrees.  #  26015-EYAL - 26015-SHMOT-EYAL | 13 - B | 18-07-18 | 09:55:46 | SR:-- | Black   26015-EYAL - 26015-SHMOT-EYAL | 13 - B | 18-07-18 | 09:55:46 | SR:-- | Magenta   26015-EYAL - 26015-SHMOT-EYAL | 13 - B | 18-07-18 | 09:55:46 | SR:-- | Cyan   #26015-EYAL - 26015-SHMOT







































































































































































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