- הַסֻּכּוֹת Ḥag h****ukkōṯ, lit. "the
pilgrimage of booths". Also
spelled Sukkoth, Succot; Ashke**** Hebrew: Sukkos. "Zmanim -
Halachic Times". www.chabad...
- (/ˈsʊkə/; Hebrew: סוכה [suˈka]; plural, סוכות [suˈkot]
sukkot or
sukkos or
sukkoth,
often translated as "booth") is a
temporary hut
constructed for use during...
- Succoth-benoth or
Succoth Benoth (Hebrew: סֻכּוֹת בְּנוֹת,
Booths of Daughters) was a
Babylonian deity, one of the
deities brought to the
former kingdom...
- the
destruction of
Jerusalem in 586 BCE. Qōheleth (Ecclesiastes) קהלת (
Sukkôth)
contains wisdom sayings disagreed over by scholars. Is it
positive and...
- Kippur, "Sabbath of Sabbaths" (Atonement); and the
first and
eighth days of
Sukkoth (Tabernacles). "High Sabbaths" is also
often a
synonym of "High Holy Days"...
-
Lulav and
Etrog to
Sukkoth. If the vase or
flask represents the
water libation, it too can be
attributed to the
festival of
Sukkoth. The
final approach...
- pair for each of the
three main
annual festivals: P****over, Shabu'ot, and
Sukkoth). The
husband was also
expected by the
classical rabbis to
provide his...
-
nations who does not
appear in the
Temple in
Jerusalem for the
festival of
Sukkoth will have no rain that year.
Isaiah prophesied that the
rebuilt Temple...
-
district was of the
highest quality land in
Egypt (Ge. 47:11) Pi-Ramesses
Sukkoth Ex. 12:37, 13:20; Nu. 33:5–6 The
region of Wadi Tumilat, or a city within...
-
layer dating from the
early second century at Tel Abu al-Sarbut in the
Sukkoth Valley, and by
abandonment deposits from the same
period that were discovered...
