What is the scope of the 'v'kidashto' obligation to give a kohen precedence?
Synopsis
The Torah verse 'v'kidashto' (Vayikra 21:8) obligates giving a kohen precedence in sacred matters: Torah aliyot, blessing Hamotzi and Birkat Hamazon first, Kiddush, and being first to speak at gatherings.
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