Terumah

Terumah

Terumah is a Hebrew word, originally meaning "lifted apart", but meaning "donation" in modern Hebrew. It can refer to:
*"Heave offerings" - a type of sacrifice in the Hebrew Bible
*"Terumat hamaaser" - a tithing obligation arising from the Terumah sacrifice still regarded as obligatory by Orthodox Judaism on produce grown in the Land of Israel
*"Terumot" - plural of "Terumah", and a section of the Mishnah concerning tithing obligations.
*"Terumah (parsha)" - the nineteenth weekly portion of the Torah. It primarily contains the instructions on how to create the Tabernacle.


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