The halacha of v’kidashto is basically interpreted as placing the kohen “on a pedestal.” Though I haven’t seen it inside as an example, why can’t one be m’kayem the mitzvah by standing up for a kohen?
The halacha of v’kidashto is basically interpreted as placing the kohen “on a pedestal.” Though I haven’t seen it inside as an example, why can’t one be m’kayem the mitzvah by standing up for a kohen?