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Baruch HaShem
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Sukkot II

Tishrei 16, 5780
SUKKOT II

Today is the 2nd day of Sukkot, plural of sukkah, which is a 7days festival. It is translated as the Feast of Tabernacles or Feast of Booths. It is from Tishrei 15 to 21st. The last day, the 7th day, is called HoShanah Rabah, which means the day of the Great Supplication. And the 8th day, Tishrei 22nd, is called Shemini Atzeretz, which means the Eighth Day Assembly. For the instruction to assemble is on the 1st day and the 8th day of the Festival.And only the 1st day and the 8th day are Shabbat days.

Sukkot is the 7th of the 7 Moedim or the appointed times of Yahweh. And 7 means perfect or complete. So the 7 appointed times of Yahweh tell the complete story of the Mashiach, who is Yeshua the Nazarene. The 7 Moedim are: Passover, the feast of Unleavened Bread, the Firstfruits, Pentecost, Feast of Trumpets, the Day of Atonement and the Feast of Tabernacles. 

The 7 days of Sukkot are:
- days of rejoicing
-days of dwelling in booths
-days of "offerings"

Sukkot is also the time to celebrate the birth of the Mashiach. He was born in a sukkah and not a barn. This is the fall season in Israel and not the cold winter season. This is the time of the full moon, Tishrei 15 and the middle of the month , and so it's bright at night and  it's reasonable for the shepherds to be out in the field at night with their sheep . This would be unthinkable in the cold nights of winter.

One day, Yeshua HaMashiach will come and rule the world from Yerushalayim. That Messianic Age would be for a thousand years. Baruch Haba Bshem Yahweh.

Chag Sameach!
Happy Sukkot!

Sukkot by Lian Paran

Tishrei 15, 5780
Sukkot or Feast of Tabernacles.

Sukkot, plural of sukkah,  is Hebrew and is usually translated as Feast of Tabernacles. It is a 7days festival from the 15th day of the seventh month of the Hebrew calendar until the 21st day of the 7th month. The 7th month is called Tishrei or Eythanim. It is also called the Feast of Ingathering or just The Feast.

Some  Scriptures on Sukkot are found in:
Leviticus 23:33-34
Numbers 29:12-39
Deuteronomy 16:13-17
Ezra 3:4-5
Nehemiah 8:14 - 18

A brief summary of the instructions about Sukkot are:

1. The date for Sukkot is the 15th day of the 7th month.
2. It is a 7days festival to Yahweh Elohim.
3. The first day is a Shabbat day, a day of rest.
4. Have a set apart assembly on the 1st day.
5. Rejoice before Yahweh your Elohim for seven days
6. This is a law for ever through out your generation.
7. On the first day take for yourself the fruit of the good tree (etrog), branches of palm trees, twig of leafy trees (myrtle) and the willow of the stream. The four species are bundled or tied together and are to be waved in all directions: East, West, North, South, up and down.
8. For the seven days, bring an offering by fire to Yahweh :
I. The burnt offering - speaks of total dedication and obedience to Yahweh.
II. The grain offering--to acknowledge that Yahweh is the source of everything.
III. The drink offering--speaks of joy and rejoicing in the presence of Yahweh.
iv. The sin offering - for cleansing from defilement.
9. You are to dwell in booths or Tabernacles for seven days. This is a memorial to the times of the wilderness when the children of Israelites stayed in temporary shelters. This is a reminder that our bodies are temporary until the transformation or the resurrection.
10. None shall appear before Yahweh empty handed.
11. The eighth day is also :
- a Shabbat day
- a day for a set apart assembly
- a day to bring the burnt, grain, drink and sin offering.

Some people are questioning whether Sukkot is still to be celebrated. But the Scripture is very clear that the law regarding Sukkot is forever. And Yeshua the Mashiach celebrated Sukkot as written in chapter 7 of John's Gospel. In the middle of the Feast, which is the fourth day, Yeshua taught in the Holy Place of the Temple. And on the last day, the seventh day, Yeshua again preached at the Festival. The whole of John chapter 7 is about Yeshua celebrating Sukkot. And in Zechariah 14:16-19 it is written that the whole earth will celebrate Sukkot during the reign of the Mashiach.

Sukkot is actually the celebration of the birth of Yeshua the Mashiach. He was born on the 15th day of Tishrei, the first day of Sukkot. And on the 8th day, Yeshua was circumcised and given the name Yeshua, which means Yahweh saves. The celebration of Christmas is not found in the Scripture. For Christmas is a pagan festival. So those who wish to celebrate the birth of Yeshua should celebrate it at Sukkot, the most enjoyable of the seven festivals of Yahweh.

Prophetically, Sukkot is about the one thousand years reign of Yeshua the Messiah from Yerushalayim. This is written in Revelation chapter 20. The seven days are about the Messianic Shabbat of the one thousand years. And the eighth day is about the new heavens and new earth after the millinium, as written in Revelation chapter 21. Where eight in Hebrew stands for a new beginning.

Sukkot is the 7th of the seven Moedim or the appointed times of Yahweh. Some erroneously called them the festival of the Jews. Although the Jews celebrated the seven festivals, the festivals are the festivals of Yahweh.

Sukkot is the most enjoyable of the seven festivals. It is a 7days of rejoicing before Yahweh our Elohim. The first and the eighth days of the festival are Shabbat days and days of the Holy convocation. The eighth day is called Shemini Atzeretz, which means the eighth day assembly. The seventh day, the last day of 7 days festival, is called HoShanah Rabah or the day of great supplication.

Chag Sameach Sukkot.
Happy Sukkot.  - by Lian Paran

Sukkot by others

“And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth.” (John 1:14)

We know Jesus/Yeshua wasn't born on December 25; they day that the sun gods are remembered! Many scholars believe He was born during the Feast of Tabernacles. Interestingly the Hebrew word “stable” is Sukkoth (Gen. 33:17).

In John 1:14, the word “dwelled” is literally “tabernacled” in the Greek – and this comes as the climax to John’s “version” of the story of the Messiah’s incarnation.

Feast of Tabernacles is a week-long fall festival commemorating the 40-year journey of the Israelites in the wilderness. The word Sukkot means “booths.” It is when we remember that God/Yahweh Tabernacled or dwelt with His people. Sukkot is also known as "Our Season of Joy". - by Shon Cunningham

Israel

ISRAEL
This spelling using Latin letters to transliterate from the Hebrew spelling is being introduced to new students by teachers with a very odd twist to their thinking.
They ignore the prefix, the root, and the suffix, and turn it into what they think they are seeing after dividing it into 3 completely nonsensical parts:
IS + RA + EL
They use the foreign script to turn this word into another meaning from the way they see the letters. They mix a third language into the confusion by transforming the word into ISIS + RA + EL, completely unaware of what they have done.
This is a psychosis level that may be incurable.
YISHARAL is a transliteration for yod-shin-resh-alef-lamed.
YASHAR (upright) is not involved in this word, it is confusion to mix roots in this way.
Yod (meaning to continue, used as a prefix);
SHAR (the root, meaning rule, ruler, ruling)
Al (a modifier based on the Hebrew pronoun meaning upward, mighty, high one, usually part of other words such as ALAHIM, ALAH, ALAHINU).

For more see: www.fossilizedcustoms.com/lexomorphosis.html

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Yahusha

AVOTEINU NUESTROS PADRES!!!
Observamos que en la palabra Y'SRAEL,''' en hebreo ישראל'''''. se encuentran las iniciales de nuestros Tres Patriarcas y de nuestras Cuatro Matriarcas. La primera letra ''YOD-(YUD)'''es la inicial de Yitzchak y de Ya’aqov. La segunda letra, '''SHIN'', es la inicial del nombre de nuestra primera matriarca Sará. La '''RESH'' corresponde a la primera letra de Rajel y de Rivká. La letra ''ALEF'' es la inicial de Abraham y finalmente, la letra LAMED, es la primera letra de nuestra matriarca LEAH. Lejos de excluir los nombres de los otros patriarcas ISRAEL EL NOMBRE PERFECTO QUE NUESTRO ETERNO LE DIO A YAAQOV
י = יצחק , יעקב Isaac -Yitzchak, Jacob-Yaaqov
ש = שרה Sara-Sarah
ר = רבקה , רחל Rebeca- Rivqah, Rajel Raquel
א = אברהם Abraham
ל = לאה Leah