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The Torah portion Parshat Pekudei describes the Tabernacle, which served as a "testimony." Literally, "eidut" means testimony but also means jewel (edi). This dual term carries deep meaning: the Tabernacle stood as evidence that G-d forgave the Jewish people for their sin of worshipping the Golden Calf. It was a symbol of reconciliation and renewal, but not only that, they received a valuable gift: the tabernacle where the Divine Presence (Shekinah) revealed. 

The Hebrew word for "testimony" (eidut) is linguistically connected to "jewelry" (edi), which refers to the spiritual crowns the Jewish people received when G-d gave them the Torah at Mount Sinai. After the Golden Calf incident, they lost these crowns which symbolized purity from the evil of the primordial snake.  The Tabernacle represented a pathway to restore that lost spiritual elevation they had at Mount Sinai. It was a divine gift, allowing them to reconnect with the…

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