Tabernacles: Celebration and Expectation
Tabernacles: Celebration and Expectation
The Feast of Tabernacles is called “The Feast” among the Jews because it is the “Festival of Joy,” for Jew and Gentile alike. By dwelling for a week in “sukkot,” one can recall the transient nature of life and the expectation of the coming of the Messiah and the ingathering of all things in heaven and earth in the kingdom of God. This Restore! issue will enhance your understanding of this wonderful biblical festival.
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