Sukkot -- The Feast of Tabernacles -- (Lev. 23:33-44)
Five days after Yom Kippur is Sukkot, also known as the
Feast of Ingathering or the Time of our Rejoicing, an 8-day
feast when we live in sukkot (tents/huts/lean-to's). A wave
offering of date palm branches, myrtle branches, willow
branches and an etrog (lemon-like citrus fruit) is
presented to YHVH. Just as Yom Kippur represents
national atonement for Israel, Sukkot represents dwelling
in YHVH's presence. It is very widely believed that
Yahshua was born on the first day of Sukkot and was
circumcised on the eighth day of the feast. John 7:37-41
recounts a particular Sukkot in Yahshua's life, when He
foretold the giving of the Living Water. Shemini Atzaret
(Eighth Day of Assembly) & Simchat Torah (Rejoicing in the
Torah) conclude the Feast.
Five days after Yom Kippur is Sukkot, also known as the
Feast of Ingathering or the Time of our Rejoicing, an 8-day
feast when we live in sukkot (tents/huts/lean-to's). A wave
offering of date palm branches, myrtle branches, willow
branches and an etrog (lemon-like citrus fruit) is
presented to YHVH. Just as Yom Kippur represents
national atonement for Israel, Sukkot represents dwelling
in YHVH's presence. It is very widely believed that
Yahshua was born on the first day of Sukkot and was
circumcised on the eighth day of the feast. John 7:37-41
recounts a particular Sukkot in Yahshua's life, when He
foretold the giving of the Living Water. Shemini Atzaret
(Eighth Day of Assembly) & Simchat Torah (Rejoicing in the
Torah) conclude the Feast.
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Kol HaMashiach Messianic Congregation
The Feast of Tabernacles -- Sukkot
The Feast of Tabernacles -- Sukkot
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On-going recreational activities include: Bocci ball, badminton, volleyball, horse-shoes, and nature walks. Let your inner child come out and play. Worship our Heavenly Father in Joy! |
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