Tag: Kohen
Clothes of Atonement – Parshat Tetzave
Eight very different types of sins are atoned for by the Kohen's vestments.
Tetzave: The Purpose Of The Kohanim
By submerging individual identity into the collective Hebrew nation, the kohanim work to cleanse the children of Israel from all transgressions and to inspire the people with a powerful show of kedusha.
Tetzave: The Purpose Of The Kohanim
By submerging individual identity into the collective Hebrew nation, the kohanim work to cleanse the children of Israel from all transgressions and to inspire the people with a powerful show of kedusha.
Living Between the Lines – Parshat Naso
There are three very unique personalities we meet in this week's Parsha.
Tunisia Seeking UNESCO Recognition for Jewish Priests’ Island
The Jewish population of Djerba consisted mainly of kohanim (priests), and some claim that they are the only bona fide kohanim we have today.
Jewish Singer and Songwriter Leonard Cohen, 82 [video]
Leonard Cohen passed away this week at age 82.
Temple Institute Crowdfunding to Train Cadre of Qualfied Priests
The curriculum at Nezer HaKodesh will include courses on the Temple service, theory and practice and the role and application of modern technology in the Third Temple.
May A Kohen Visit A Tzaddik’s Grave?
The Zohar says that only someone who dies of natural causes was killed by the malach hamaves. People who are killed by others were not killed by the malach hamaves.
Young Kohanim Reenact Shavuot Offering with Eyes on Temple Mount
Like all offerings made in the Holy Temple, the first fruit offering is accompanied by the blasting of silver trumpets by the Levites.
A Job For The Kohen
After the kohanim, leviim and yisraelim lies the outermost circle, representing the nations of the world.
Thousands of Kohanim Gather at Western Wall to Bless the People of Israel
Tens of thousands of descendants of the priests of Israel gather each year to bless the Nation worldwide.
PA Charges Jews with Wearing ‘Priestly Garments’ on Temple Mount [video]
The Palestinian Authority thinks, or makes believe, that the white "kittel" worn on Yom Kippur is a "priestly garment."
WoW Miss their Chance for Equality at Kotel Priestly Blessing
If the Women of the Wall want equality with men, why don’t they try to perform the Priestly Blessing at the Western Wall? Do tribal distinctions contradict “equality?” If so, who needs a Reform "rabbi?"
‘Plastic Bag’ Airplane Passenger a Kohen Staying Pure?
Look up in the sky? Is It a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s Plastic Man – the Orthodox Jew who wrapped himself in plastic on an airplane, apparently because he is a very scrupulous Kohen.