MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH:
Beha’alotecha N.37

The Israelites receive instructions regarding Passover; they journey forth from Sinai and complain to G-d on several occasions, provoking G-d’s anger; Miriam and Aaron speak against Moses. After the sanctification of the Dwelling Place for G-d, G-d spoke to Moses saying “Speak to Aaron and have him light the menorah so that the seven lights shall cast light.” And Aaron did so. Then G-d said to Moses “Take the Levites and purify them with waters that clear of sin, and make animal and flour offerings to G-d. Then you shall assemble the whole community and have the Levites come before the Tent of Appointed Meeting.” And it was done. G-d spoke to Moses in the wilderness of Sinai, in the second year after their exodus from Egypt. “Let the sons of Israel make Pesach on the fourteenth day of this month, between the two evenings. Even if a man is unclean, the Pesach offering with matzah and bitter herbs must still be made. The one who neglects Pesach offering to G-d shall be uprooted from among his people.”