Why repeat the instructions to build the Mishkan? in One Minute on "Torah on One Foot"

from Torah On One Foot · host Rabbi Nachman Simon

Many mitzvos have to be learned from a single word or letter, than why is the building of the Mishkan repeated in details?

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