Bringing Bikkurim (First Fruits)
In this unit you will learn texts describing how Shavuot was celebrated during Temple times.
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In this unit, you will learn texts describing how Shavuot was celebrated during Temple times. With the help of these texts, we will be able to analyze an illustration depicting the bringing of bikkurim (first fruits) to Jerusalem.
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