#tabernacles

"The significance of The Holy Days is found In their meaning and revealed by their order…

Even as all find their fulfillment in The Messiah And their completion in the coming of The Lord…

Says The Lord."

📖 Source: "The Holy Days" - Words To Live By: Part Two: https://www.thevolumesoftruth.com/Words_To_Live_By:_Part_Two

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📖 Also see ANSWERS ONLY GOD CAN GIVE:

Regarding The Holy Days of God: https://answersonlygodcangive.com/Regarding_The_Holy_Days_of_God

It's my favorite Jewish holiday! (well tonight it will be!) Sukkot! For any Goyim, non-Jews reading this most likely you've never ever heard of this Jewish holiday because it's not close to Christmas or one of the big 3 Jewish holiday so let me explain.

Sukkot also called Tabernacles (maybe that rings a bell for the Christians) is a Jewish harvest festival set in a time of year when Israelites would have brought in the harvest.

to celebrate for a week (this year it's sundown October 9th through sun down October 17th, if you're outside of Israel, which I am) you eat outside.

okay it's a little more complex, you build a hut, a booth called a sukkah (sukkot is the plural) traditionally it should be made of palm fronds etc but around the world people kinda make do, but the roof should be made of plant matter, the walls and floor less of a problem.

here are some examples

If you live in an area with a large Jewish community you may have noticed the symbol of the holiday, you may have seen Jewish gentlemen walking by with what look like very large lemons, they aren't lemons

It's an Etrog, it is a citrus fruit, but its not a lemon. Together with the branch of a willow, myrtle, and a frond of a palm (called, Aravah, Hadass, and Lulav respectively) Jews during Sukkot wave them about their sukkah

so Chag Sameach! (happy holiday) and enjoy these Rabbis looking at Etrog