This bingo card has 30 words: To teach that entering the Mishkan improperly—even with good intentions—is dangerous, Only the Kohen Gadol, and only on Yom Kippur, Simple white linen garments, symbolizing purity and humility, To create a cloud that covers the Aron, protecting the Kohen Gadol, One is offered to Hashem, the other (Azazel) carries the sins of the people into the desert, A symbolic sending away of sins—removal of impurity from the nation, Through a bull offering and confession, 4 times, To prevent idol worship, Because “the soul (nefesh) is in the blood.”, The blood must be properly covered (kisui hadam), To distinguish the Jewish people from immoral practices of Egypt and Canaan, Holiness through boundaries in personal conduct, Do not imitate their behaviors or customs, The land “expels” its inhabitants, “You shall be holy, for I am holy.”, By following mitzvot in daily life,honesty, and self-control, treat others with the same care as yourself, One should address issues constructively rather than with resentment, Correct others respectfully to help them improve, Do not mislead or take advantage of others, Leaving the corners of one’s field for the poor, Leaving produce that fell for those in need, It teaches us to be compassionate for others, Use accurate weights and measures, Pay them on time, Stand up and show respect, Certain mixtures are forbidden, They go against relying on Hashem and Holiness is achieved through everyday actions-how we treat others, conduct business, and live morally.
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