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The death of Aharon’s sons created confusion among Bnei Yisrael. They
were not sure if Hashem was reconciled with them or if He was still angry
with them. However, after they witnessed that even following the death of
Aharon’s sons, the Shechinah still continued to rest upon them, “they “A fire went forth from before Hashem and
praised and fell upon their faces.” consumed upon the Mizbeach the olah-offering
and the fats; the people saw and they praised
and fell upon their faces”

(Vayikra 9:24)

“The sons of Aharon, Nadav and Avihu, each
took his fire-pan, they put fire in them and
placed incense upon it; and they brought before
Hashem an alien fire that He had not
commanded them. A fire came forth from before
Hashem and consumed them, and they died

before Hashem
(Vayikra 10:1-2)