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A Guide to The Service
In The Beit HamikdashChomer BaKodesh is a concise guide detailing the
day-to-day workings in the Beit HaMikdash in seven
chapters each descriptive of a different aspect of that
holy Service. Within the pages of this guide you will
learn the qualifications needed to serve, what can
be brought as part of this service, the reasons for
bringing sacrificial offerings and the times they can be
brought onto the Mizbeyach, and how and why each of
these services was performed.Chomer BaKodesh was authored by Rabbi Yisrael
Lifschitz ZTVK"L, and published as the introduction
to his commentary, Tiferet Yisrael, on Mishnayot Seder
Kodashim.This guide was written for everyone, for the Bnei
Yeshiva and for the working man who dream of going
up to Yerushalyim in great happiness at the time of
the Geulah to participate first hand in the activities of
the Beit HaMikdash.May it be the Will of our Creator that our Beit
Hamikdash will be built very soon.

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Sku		ZB-446-2
Author		Rabbi Yisrael Lifschitz
Translator		Mazal Elul
Isbn 13		9798350724462
Isbn 10		8350724463
Pages		375
Size		6.3" x 9.3"
Binding		Hardcover
Date		1162025
Imprint		Mazal Elul Congregation

A Guide to The ServiceIn The Beit HamikdashChomer BaKodesh is a concise guide detailing theday-to-day workings in the Beit HaMikdash in sevenchapters each descriptive of a different aspect of thatholy Service. Within the pages of this guide you willlearn the qualifications needed to serve, what canbe brought as part of this service, the reasons forbringing sacrificial offerings and the times they can bebrought onto the Mizbeyach, and how and why each ofthese services was performed.Chomer BaKodesh was authored by Rabbi YisraelLifschitz ZTVK"L, and published as the introductionto his commentary, Tiferet Yisrael, on Mishnayot SederKodashim.This guide was written for everyone, for the BneiYeshiva and for the working man who dream of goingup to Yerushalyim in great happiness at the time ofthe Geulah to participate first hand in the activities ofthe Beit HaMikdash.May it be the Will of our Creator that our BeitHamikdash will be built very soon. . . . ..SkuZB-446-2AuthorRabbi Yisrael LifschitzTranslatorMazal ElulIsbn 139798350724462Isbn 108350724463Pages375Size6.3" x 9.3"BindingHardcoverDate1162025ImprintMazal Elul CongregationA Guide to The Service In The Beit Hamikdash Chomer BaKodesh is a concise guide detailing the day-to-day workings in the Beit HaMikdash in seven chapters each descriptive of a different aspect of that holy Service. Within the pages of this guide you will learn the qualifications needed to serve, what can be brought as part of this service, the reasons for bringing sacrificial offerings and the times they can be brought onto the Mizbeyach, and how and why each of these services was performed. Chomer BaKodesh was authored by Rabbi Yisrael Lifschitz ZTVK"L, and published as the introduction to his commentary, Tiferet Yisrael, on Mishnayot Seder Kodashim. This guide was written for everyone, for the Bnei Yeshiva and for the working man who dream of going up to Yerushalyim in great happiness at the time of the Geulah to participate first hand in the activities of the Beit HaMikdash. May it be the Will of our Creator that our Beit Hamikdash will be built very soon. . . . . .A Guide to The ServiceIn The Beit HamikdashChomer BaKodesh is a concise guide detailing theday-to-day workings in the Beit HaMikdash in sevenchapters each descriptive of a different aspect of thatholy Service. Within the pages of this guide you willlearn the qualifications needed to serve, what canbe brought as part of this service, the reasons forbringing sacrificial offerings and the times they can bebrought onto the Mizbeyach, and how and why each ofthese services was performed.Chomer BaKodesh was authored by Rabbi YisraelLifschitz ZTVK"L, and published as the introductionto his commentary, Tiferet Yisrael, on Mishnayot SederKodashim.This guide was written for everyone, for the BneiYeshiva and for the working man who dream of goingup to Yerushalyim in great happiness at the time ofthe Geulah to participate first hand in the activities ofthe Beit HaMikdash.May it be the Will of our Creator that our