Sukkot, the Feast of Tabernacles, is the seventh festival in the seventh month, lasting seven days. It is the Feast of Completion. Of all the biblical feasts, it is the most joyful and is therefore considered “the feast” par excellence. The harvest is over, the crops have been brought in, and the barns are full. It's time to celebrate…

During the festival, the sukkah is considered home, where one lives, spends one's free time, studies, and so on. At God's command, one moves from a sturdy house to an unlocked, temporary shelter.

Martin explores some fascinating aspects of this with you a biblical festival brimming with prophetic inspiration. What is the significance of the sukkah, what about the festive branch, and what exactly is the “Tabernacle of David”? And above all: What does all of this have to do with us today?

And the entire assembly … did Tabernacles … And it was a great joy
Nehemiahh 8:17

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