What Does Building the Mishkan Have To Do With Kashrut?
An imaginary conversation with God on what kashrut, the Jewish dietary laws, have to do with the building of the mishkan.
An imaginary conversation with God on what kashrut, the Jewish dietary laws, have to do with the building of the mishkan.
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