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In this week’s Parashat, Parashat Kedoshim ( In this week’s Parashat, Parashat Kedoshim (
\nVayikra \/ Leviticus 19:1-20:27<\/em><\/font>), within the first eight verses of the Parashat we
\nfind that the Lord commands (i) to be holy because He is Holy, (ii) to respect our parents and keep
\nGod’s Shabbats (Sabbaths), (iii) to not turn to idols or make graven gods, and (iv) to make a
\nZavakh Shilamim (Peace Offering) in order to be accepted. Within the command to bring the Zavakh
\nShilamim it is written that on the third day the offering it is not to be eaten. The text says
\n“v’im heachol yeachel bayom hashlelshi pigul hu lo yeratseh”<\/em>
\n<\/font>meaning “if it is eaten on the third day, it is an offense
\nand it will not be accepted”<\/em> <\/font>according to the NASB. The Hebrew text says “if
\nit is eaten on the third day, ‘he’ is pigul, an abomination; ‘he’ will not be
\naccepted. Note that the pronoun “hu” (he) can refer to person or thing. Here the
\noffering of the Zavakh Shilamim, will not be accepted and it will be considered an abomination before God
\nif eaten on the third day. Have you ever wondered why God considers the third day the point at which
\nthe Zavakh Shilamim becomes a pigul (abomination)?
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