sukkot Tag Posts Index

The language of ivrit ( עברית ) Exodus 4, Post #4

A couple of comments before we start the reading for today. Today is the last day of Sukkot (booths) which commemorates the time spent in the wilderness after Moshe

Goats, Fires, and the Spirit of Sukkot: A Unique Celebration

Tonight is the last night of the Feast of Tabernacles, Sukkot. It has been a fun time, but in a lot of ways, I'm ready to get back in my bed (and not hear barking

Our Journey Home From Arkansas

It has been a great few weeks, now it's time to journey home. We got up and immediately began packing up camp and loading up the trailer. Children enjoy breakfast

Shabbat With the Wells: Resting with Friends

It's The Last Day Before We Go Home It's been a great time on the American Homestead and now we are spending some time with the Wells family. Thank you @dwells for

Tearing Down and Setting Up Camp: Getting Ready for Shabbat

Parting is such sweet sorrow, especially parting with the @pappa-pepper family! What great neighbors they have been! The Festival May Be Over, But the Adventure

The Last and Greatest Day of Sukkot: Baptism, Bible Reading and Fireworks

The Eighth Day The most special day of Sukkot is the last and greatest day of the feast, which is called "The Eighth Day". This is the day that Yeshua

Seventh Day of the Festival: Snakes, Yummy Grasshoppers, Chese and more Catan

It's the Seventh Day of Sukkot It's an Eight day feast, so we're almost at the end. The last day is another Sabbath. Breakfast was delicious, we fired up the campstove

Sixth Day of the Festival: Baths, More Settlers, Veggies, Praise and Worship

It's Already the Sixth Day! We woke up and got ready for baths for our dusty children! While Lauren was giving baths, daddy played some Settlers of Catan, one on

Fifth Day of the Festival: Gold Panning, Black Smith, Colds and Study

Another Cold Morning, With Colds We woke up with sore throats and stuffy noses - not our favorite way to camp, but what else can we do? Gold Panning One of our favorite

Fourth Day of the Festival: Spiders, Photos, Chopping Wood, Hotdogs

We are approaching the middle of the Festival! These days go by quickly. After a restful Sabbath, we get the campsite in order and prepare for the next four more

Third Day of the Festival: Tie Die Viewing and Resting

It's the weekly Sabbath! It's tricky resting while camping, just because there is so much to do to maintain a campsite. We got as much ready as possible and took

Second Day of the Festival: Settlers and Tie Die

Another Cold Morning Our second day began cold again, we bundle up with fuzzy sweaters and hats. Daniel warms himself before the fire. Settlers Game Tournament In

Sukkot on the Homestead: High Mountain, High Sabbath

We woke up to a cold morning... It was one of those mornings that makes your nose cold. We bundled up and started the campfire and fired up the camp stove for coffee

Preparation Day on the Homestead: Breakfast, Hornets, Jump Rope, Peppers and Marshmallows.

We Made it Up the Mountain! After getting our goods up the mountain and setting up camp, we slept our first night on the homestead. It was very cold, but we managed

Day One/Two: Our Journey to Arkansas for Sukkot (ANTI-MASK EDITION)

Day One / Two of our Journey to Arkansas This year's journey was different, with varying mask requirements in different states and uncertain behaviors and attitudes

On our way back home from Arkansas

It's been a great week enjoying great conversations and fellowship. Camping, great food,being built up in faith. It's day two of our journey home and we'll be back

Trying Fried Grasshopper

We've never tried fried grasshoppers before. We caught some in the field cleaned them and fried them up with butter and garlic. It's sort of tasted like popcorn,

Camping off-grid for a week or two...

Today is the 8th day since we left home for a remote mountain in the ozarks to celebrate Sukkot with fellow believers. Our family is well and happy, enjoying the

Happy Sukkot... and the Ancient Hebrew teachings of Jesus the Nazarene

There are many questions surrounding the Life of Jesus the Nazarene (Yeshua ha Notzri) ... Some people question his very existence since there is no physical evidence

Miles of Cookie Bars! Do You Like Chocolate Chip Cookies?

A Treat for our Fellow Sukkoters We're not going camping empty handed, we heard there are a few dozen other families camping with us this year. So Lauren @lturner