## Covenant and Conversation Family Edition, Vayakhel, In a Nutshell

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**Covenant and Conversation Family Edition, Maggid Books, 2023:**
***IN A NUTSHELL***
After the sin of the Golden Calf, Moshe gathers the people together and teaches them two mitzvot. First, he tells them about Shabbat, and then about the making of the *Mishkan* (the portable Temple).


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**Covenant and Conversation Family Edition, Maggid Books, 2023:**
Previously, in *Parashat Teruma*, we read the instructions for building the *Mishkan*, and now in *Parashat* *Vayak’hel* the people follow the instructions and the *Mishkan* is actually built. The people give generous donations for the making of it, and we read about Betzalel and Oholiav, the chief architects and craftsmen, creating its various parts and making them beautiful.


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**Covenant and Conversation Family Edition, Maggid Books, 2023:**
**QUESTION TO PONDER**


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**Covenant and Conversation Family Edition, Maggid Books, 2023:**
*Can you think of any connections between these two mitzvot – Shabbat and the* Mishkan*?*