Torah.org Parsha Insights - The Morning to End Our Mourning
Torah.org Parsha Insights - The Morning to End Our Mourning Parsha Insights By Rabbi Yisroel Ciner To Dedicate an Article click here Parshas Tzav The Morning to End Our Mourning This weeks parsha, Tzav, begins with the laws of the Korbon Oleh- a sacrifice which was burnt in its entirety on the altar. “ Tzav es Aharon.. .”, command Aharon, “ Zos toras haOleh “, these are the instructions for the Oleh, “ hei haOleh ol mokdah ol haMizbeach “, this is the oleh that will burn on the altar, “ kol haloylah od haboker “, all of the night until the morning(6:2). According to Rashi, this comes to teach us the law that the limbs and fats of the korbon can be burnt the whole night on the altar. Others show how this posuk is also alluding to other matters. The Ohr HaChaim writes that this is referring to our present final exile. We are worn out from the length and severity of this galus. Ha