קרבנות

Ready for a journey back in time? Imagine you're in ancient Israel. Why would someone offer a קרבן עולה?

• For those 'Oops!' moments when unintentional sins could have led to severe consequences

• To make things right after benefiting from something that wasn't theirs, especially if it belonged to the beis hamikdash

• For those seeking a VIP pass to a closer relationship with Hashem, like Chaya and Ruchama

• As a blockbuster thank-you note to Hashem for a miraculous escape from danger, similar to what Mushka experienced

Ready for a unique challenge? Discover what sets the קרבן מנחה apart! Chaya and Talia are curious to learn.

• It was a special offering for leaders who realized their mistakes

• Its meat was a shared feast between the kohanim and the person who offered it

• Only a pinch was burned, while the kohanim savored the rest

• It was given entirely to the flames on the altar

Guess what? There's a specific situation where a קרבן חטאת is absolutely required! Can you figure it out, Ruchama and Mushka?

• For someone who accidentally did a sin that would have incurred kareis

• When someone wants to express gratitude to Hashem

• For poor people who could only afford flour

• For someone who feels inspired and wants to be closer to Hashem

🔍 Dive into ancient traditions! What mysterious atonement does the קרבן עולה ויורד offering bring about, as explored by Maya and Talia in their class project?

• For wanting to elevate oneself, even without committing a sin

• For overlooking a mitzvas asei

• For swearing falsely or entering the beis hamikdash while impure

• For leaders who erred and wish to demonstrate repentance publicly

Ready for a challenge? What's the special occasion that calls for a קרבן תודה celebration, as discussed in Maya and Ruchama's presentation?

• Sharing a secret moment with a betrothed bondwoman

• Embarking on epic journeys over oceans or deserts, escaping captivity, or bouncing back from a serious illness

• Oops! Accidentally committing a sin that's considered a full-blown mistake

• Forgetting to admit finding someone's lost treasure

Imagine Ita and Sonya are in ancient times and they've just denied a theft. What's their next move according to the sacred texts?

• They need to bring a Shlamim sacrifice to the altar

• It's time for them to offer a Mincha sacrifice

• Get ready to present an Asham sacrifice

• Prepare a Karban Toda offering

Ready to dive into some ancient wisdom? Let's explore! What makes a Shlamim offering so special?

• It's for those moments when Chaya wishes she could rewind time to fix a boo-boo.

• It's for the times Talia has benefitted a tad too much from something sacred and wants to make things right.

• It's for when Mushka's heart is bursting with gratitude and she's seeking an extra sprinkle of closeness to the Divine.

• It's for the oopsies that could have had much bigger consequences, spiritually speaking, for Sonya.

Embark on a spiritual journey! When might someone bring an Asham Talui offering?

• When they're certain they've committed a sin requiring a Chatas

• When they're unsure if they've committed a sin requiring a Chatas

• As a gesture of thanks after surviving a perilous journey

• When seeking to enhance their spiritual connection without any specific reason

How does a Nazir bring their journey to a close if they become Tamei?

• By bringing a קרבן עולה

• By bringing a קרבן אשם תלוי

• By bringing a קרבן עולה ויורד

• By bringing a קרבן חטאת