What is ?Kol T?rumos ha?Kodashim? coming to incorporate?
Seforno: It incorporates the four Chalos that are separated fom the Lachmei Todah, the Sh?tei ha?Lechem on Shavu?os and Chalah.
Why does the Torah repeat the K'lal of all Matnos Kehunah (See also Pasuk 8)?
Rashi: Because the Parshah of Matnos Kehunah is dear to Hashem, He begins it with a K'lal and ends it with a K'lal, placing the P'rat (the details) in the middle.
Seforno: "Kol T'rumos ha'Kodashim" actually comes to include what the owner separates from the Lachmei Todah, 1 the Sh'tei ha'Lechem and Chalah.
Refer also to 18:11:1:1*.
What is the significance of the phrase "B'ris Melach Olam hu"?
Rashi #1: Hashem made a covenant with Aharon, on something that is healthy and that lasts, and that makes other food 'healthy'.
Rashi #2: It teaches us that, like the covenant that Hashem made with salt - it never goes bad.
Rashi #3 (in Chulin, 133b) and Targum Yonasan: It teaches us that, like the covenant with salt, the covenant with Aharon will never cease. 1
Rashbam: It means that it is a covenant that lasts for all generations. 2
Targum Yonasan: And salt sweetens the meat of the Korbanos. See also Oznayim la'Torah DH 'B'ris Melach #1 & #2.
Rashbam: As opposed to ?Lo Sashbis Melach B?ris Elokecha? in Vayikra, 2:13, where ?Melach? means literally ?salt?.
