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Gifts of the Kehuna How Should a Kohen Eat the Cheek Meat? The Torah gives the foreleg, cheeks, and abomasum to the Kohen. What is the preferred manner in which these gifts should be eaten? Continue the study in our sefer See our publication devoted to this important commandment and its practical Torah framework. View…
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The Torah’s treatment of tzara’at is unlike the treatment of an ordinary physical condition. A visible nega may appear on a person’s skin, clothing, or home, yet its Torah status is determined specifically by a Kohen. Chazal and the classical commentaries describe these afflictions as carrying a message—one that calls upon the affected person to…
Tzaraat study guide Named Appearances and Signs of Tzaraat A concise index of the principal Torah terms used for visible skin appearances, related signs, scalp and beard conditions, and other categories examined by the Kohen. The Sifra gives a general rule concerning skin nega’im: the appearance does not necessarily create an actual raising or lowering…