What do we know about Korbanot? by Dita Cooper

Cohanim brings, Hashem recieves

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dara

bnei brings,cohanim recieve

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on an alter

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dara

nili- a gift/thanks for Hashem

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the cohanim and leviim receive them

to give hashem a present!

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dara

mizbeach- nili

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during sukkot,pesach,and shavuot

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The cohanim bring korban and Hashem recevies the Korban -Shannon

when asking for something, thanking Hashem, chagim- nili

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a gift for Hashem or to purify themself

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the mishkan

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amollia

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The receivers are the Cohenim, they get to eat it, along with the person who brought it, and in some cases, groups of people eat a corban ( ex, Corban Pesach). the levi'im help teh cohanym prepare it.

cohanim- nili

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the jew who have been cleaned and purified and hashem receives them

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You bring korban during the chagem (pesach, sukkos, shevoes) You can also bring when you sin or something good happens -shannon

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when they want to gift hashem or for hahsme ot figive them

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Mizbeach or mishkan -shannon

During the Shalosh Regalim, when they want to show gratitude to Hashem. If they sinned and wnat to say sorry, etc

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to the bait hamikdash

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to say thank you, say sorry, show hahshem you are about him, follow the mitzvah

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a way to ask Hashem for forgivness or show that you are greatful -shannon

shalosh regalim, after sinning, thanking or asking Hashem for something

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Cohanim bring hashem gets

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Yitz

cohanim, leviim recieves and Hashem

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To ask for forgiveness or thank/ pray to Hashem

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Elie

High holidays, for forgiveness,

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Yitz

Mizbeach

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Elie

during high holidays, during specific times/events in your life like a sin offering

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During the three regalim

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On a holiday where there is an obligation to bring one

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Elie

Mishkan, alter, throw a goat off a cliff, temple

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Yitzy

mishkan/mizbeach

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Cohanim

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Beni Bring and Hashem and the Cohanim Recieve

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Elie

The Beit HaMikdash

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Thanks to hashem, forgiveness, yitzy

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Chagim and if you do something wrong and you have to say sorry

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for us, its a way Hashem gave us to show thanks/forgiveness/honour

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Mishkan

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Bnei Yisroel brings them and the Cohanim receive them

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A gift to Hashem or a way to say sorry

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The cohanim bring it hashem receives it

some one who has a reason to bring a corban brings it to the baitmikdash / mishcan and gives it it the kohen

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High holidays or specific times if somthing were to happen

Mishkan

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there are many reasons but the can be categorized if some one did something bad or first produce and many others.

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Tamid, Mincha, Shalosh Rigalim, RH & Yom Kippur, Rosh Chodesh, Shabbos, Fast days, thankfulness, Chatat, and Teshuvah from sinning.

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Shlomo

you bring it the mishkan/ baitmicdash then it will be brought to the alter.

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Anyone can bring but depends which one. Hashem recieves

sukkot pesach and shavuot

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Holidays/forgivness/sin/celebratory

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The cohanim bring in mishkan

Mishkan

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there are many reasons why some that one is sorry for something you have done and many other reasons.

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A gift/to give thanks/to ask for forgivness