10 Questions
What tragic event occurred at the end of the Mishkan inauguration ceremony in this week's Parasha?
The two sons of Aaron, Nadav and Avihu, offered a sacrifice that God did not command and were consumed by a fire sent from God.
What specific actions led to the death of Nadav and Avihu in the Parasha?
They offered a sacrifice that God did not command and lit a fire themselves.
What are the criteria for an animal to be considered Kosher according to the Parasha?
Animals must chew the cud and have split hooves.
What is the rule for fish to be considered Kosher based on the Parasha?
Fish must have both fins and scales.
Why did Aaron remain silent after the sudden death of his two sons in the Parasha?
Aaron's silence may have been due to his acceptance of God's judgment and his deep sorrow.
How many sons did Aaron have according to the Parasha?
Aaron had four sons.
What was notable about the deaths of Nadav and Avihu according to the Parasha?
Their deaths were fast, sudden, unexpected, and occurred in front of the whole nation.
What was the significance of the fire used by Nadav and Avihu in their sacrifice?
They lit a fire themselves instead of using the fire sent from God.
Why did God send a fire that consumed Nadav and Avihu?
They offered a sacrifice that God did not command.
What types of animals are considered non-Kosher based on the Parasha?
Animals that do not chew the cud or do not have split hooves.
This quiz summarizes the events in the Parasha where the inauguration ceremony of the Mishkan concludes sadly with the incident involving Nadav and Avihu. It also covers the laws pertaining to the behavior of Kohanim serving in the Mishkan, as well as laws of Kosher and non-Kosher. Test your knowledge on these important aspects of the Torah portion!
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