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Okay, so it's, like, near the end of Sukkot 5767. (I work with teenagers; regular and handicapped.)

However, that does not means that the greetings stop. So, Chag Semach!

May the ending be a blessed time. May the rest of the this glorious new year be just as sweet as the beginning of it has been, if not sweeter. Remember, even in the desert, Yeshua provides!

Ani Ma'amin!

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Okay, so it's, like, near the end of Sukkot 5767. (I work with teenagers; regular and handicapped.)

However, that does not means that the greetings stop. So, Chag Semach!

May the ending be a blessed time. May the rest of the this glorious new year be just as sweet as the beginning of it has been, if not sweeter. Remember, even in the desert, Yeshua provides!

Ani Ma'amin!

Shalom Ani Ma'amin We celebrated Sukkot in our back garden with a home made sukka lights in the trees and around the garden - had about 40 friends and folk who had never celebrated the festival before there was much dancing and the men were taught that it is a real man thing to dance before our great G-d. Where are you from. This is my first time ever that I have written on a chat forum - hope you get this. Batyah


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Hello,

I have never celebrated Sukkot before. I have read about it in the old testament and have studied it and it seems like a wonderful time of celebration and reflection back a time to remember how God with a great deliverance brought the nation of Israel out of Egypt and they had to dwell in these booths. The Jewish heritage is so rich to me when I study and learn of the different customs and what they really represent and mean. Each one is so beautiful in it's on way revealing truths of Israel's journey from their origin as a nation to the present day.

Hineh Ke ' Einei Avadim (Behold, as the eyes of slaves)

Diminu Elohim Chasdecha (We have thought O God, of your loving kindness)

blessings

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Sukkot is my favorite of all of the Festivals. It typifies the Millennium when the Messiah will reign from Jerusalem upon the throne of David! I also believe that Yeshua/Jesus was born on the first day of Sukkot. I would have loved to have been in Jerusalem for this Festival. It is an awesome time.


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Sukkot is my favorite of all of the Festivals. It typifies the Millennium when the Messiah will reign from Jerusalem upon the throne of David! I also believe that Yeshua/Jesus was born on the first day of Sukkot. I would have loved to have been in Jerusalem for this Festival. It is an awesome time.

I agree! And in the future...

Zec. 8:23 Thus saith the LORD of hosts; In those days it shall come to pass, that ten men shall take hold out of all languages of the nations, even shall take hold of the skirt of him that is a Jew, saying, We will go with you: for we have heard that God is with you.

Zec. 14:16 And it shall come to pass, that every one that is left of all the nations which came against Jerusalem shall even go up from year to year to worship the King, the LORD of hosts, and to keep the feast of tabernacles.

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