Comments on: Sukkot aka Feast of Tabernacles http://followingtheancientpaths.wordpress.com/2006/10/06/sukkot-aka-feast-of-tabernacles/ Here is what the LORD says: "Stand at the crossroads and look; ask about the ancient paths, 'Which one is the good way?' Take it, and you will find rest for your souls." Jeremiah 6:16 Wed, 11 Nov 2009 01:29:34 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Lisa http://followingtheancientpaths.wordpress.com/2006/10/06/sukkot-aka-feast-of-tabernacles/#comment-1695 Lisa Tue, 13 Oct 2009 15:25:24 +0000 http://followingtheancientpaths.wordpress.com/2006/10/06/sukkot-aka-feast-of-tabernacles/#comment-1695 Hello Miss Hannah ~ I am so encouraged to read your comment. :) May your continued search for the heart of the Father bring you much blessing as a family and may it bring joy to the heart of our Father. I would love to have you and your mother over for tea, if you lived in our area. :) My daughter would appreciate another young lady to visit with and she would love to tell you all about being a shepherd. She is our primary shepherd and does an amazing job with the sheep. (she has her own blog as well, http://thelordismyshepherd09.wordpress.com/category/sheep/) My blog has provided me with quite a few pen pals that I cherish. You have not pestered me in the least! I'm glad to "meet" you. Blessings to you and your family ~ Hello Miss Hannah ~
I am so encouraged to read your comment. :) May your continued search for the heart of the Father bring you much blessing as a family and may it bring joy to the heart of our Father.
I would love to have you and your mother over for tea, if you lived in our area. :) My daughter would appreciate another young lady to visit with and she would love to tell you all about being a shepherd. She is our primary shepherd and does an amazing job with the sheep. (she has her own blog as well, http://thelordismyshepherd09.wordpress.com/category/sheep/) My blog has provided me with quite a few pen pals that I cherish.
You have not pestered me in the least! I’m glad to “meet” you.
Blessings to you and your family ~

]]> By: Hannah http://followingtheancientpaths.wordpress.com/2006/10/06/sukkot-aka-feast-of-tabernacles/#comment-1689 Hannah Wed, 07 Oct 2009 23:59:37 +0000 http://followingtheancientpaths.wordpress.com/2006/10/06/sukkot-aka-feast-of-tabernacles/#comment-1689 Hello Mrs. W, I just stumbled over your blog. I have been so encouraged reading your blog. I was looking for Maya's blog to post her challah recipe on my blog, but as you have graciously saved me tons of time, her blog is no more. Thank you for telling me. I'm a stay@home daughter. My father is a pastor of a small non-denominational church. We are a Christian family, and have, in recent years, enjoyed celebrating some Jewish traditions. We recently celebrated the Feast of Tabernacles too. (Congratulations on your son's bar mitzvah!) We love the time of fellowship as a church family, but I am intrigued by the fact that the Feast of Tabernacles is the only unfulfilled feast in the Old Testament. I enjoyed the pictures of your sukka. I am working on pictures from our Feast of Tabernacles on our blog, but right now it is a private blog. But I started blogging only a few months ago; to communicate our vision of family, and share the gospel. Also I thougth it might be a great way to make friends. I wish I could have you over for tea or something. There is so much I would talk to you about. I would just pepper you with questions about your farm. We have chickens, pigs, and a garden. I think I'm going to get a couple lambs in March. I read that your daughter has been doing sheep for 8 years. I could use some sheep help and encouragement. Nearly everyone tells me that sheep are not good, and that I should do goats instead. I love to knit! I enjoy spinning and am in the process of learning about how to naturally dye wool. I have some Romney/ Blue Face Leicester that I want to put in a goldenrod dye bath. Have you all done anything like that? Alright I'll try to not pester you anymore. I really wanted to say thanks and G-d bless you! Hannah Hello Mrs. W,
I just stumbled over your blog. I have been so encouraged reading your blog. I was looking for Maya’s blog to post her challah recipe on my blog, but as you have graciously saved me tons of time, her blog is no more. Thank you for telling me.
I’m a stay@home daughter. My father is a pastor of a small non-denominational church. We are a Christian family, and have, in recent years, enjoyed celebrating some Jewish traditions. We recently celebrated the Feast of Tabernacles too. (Congratulations on your son’s bar mitzvah!) We love the time of fellowship as a church family, but I am intrigued by the fact that the Feast of Tabernacles is the only unfulfilled feast in the Old Testament. I enjoyed the pictures of your sukka.
I am working on pictures from our Feast of Tabernacles on our blog, but right now it is a private blog. But I started blogging only a few months ago; to communicate our vision of family, and share the gospel. Also I thougth it might be a great way to make friends. I wish I could have you over for tea or something. There is so much I would talk to you about. I would just pepper you with questions about your farm. We have chickens, pigs, and a garden. I think I’m going to get a couple lambs in March. I read that your daughter has been doing sheep for 8 years. I could use some sheep help and encouragement. Nearly everyone tells me that sheep are not good, and that I should do goats instead. I love to knit! I enjoy spinning and am in the process of learning about how to naturally dye wool. I have some Romney/ Blue Face Leicester that I want to put in a goldenrod dye bath. Have you all done anything like that?
Alright I’ll try to not pester you anymore. I really wanted to say thanks and G-d bless you!
Hannah

]]> By: 2bebless4u http://followingtheancientpaths.wordpress.com/2006/10/06/sukkot-aka-feast-of-tabernacles/#comment-1670 2bebless4u Tue, 15 Sep 2009 07:45:16 +0000 http://followingtheancientpaths.wordpress.com/2006/10/06/sukkot-aka-feast-of-tabernacles/#comment-1670 Thanks for your article about jewish holidays. I'm christian believer that Yahweh will fullfil His plan in all holidays in the Bible. Thanks, Yahweh Bless u. Thanks for your article about jewish holidays. I’m christian believer that Yahweh will fullfil His plan in all holidays in the Bible. Thanks, Yahweh Bless u.

]]> By: Richard http://followingtheancientpaths.wordpress.com/2006/10/06/sukkot-aka-feast-of-tabernacles/#comment-674 Richard Mon, 07 Jul 2008 09:47:35 +0000 http://followingtheancientpaths.wordpress.com/2006/10/06/sukkot-aka-feast-of-tabernacles/#comment-674 Interesting post :-) Interesting post :-)

]]> By: Edward Durr http://followingtheancientpaths.wordpress.com/2006/10/06/sukkot-aka-feast-of-tabernacles/#comment-260 Edward Durr Mon, 24 Sep 2007 23:06:09 +0000 http://followingtheancientpaths.wordpress.com/2006/10/06/sukkot-aka-feast-of-tabernacles/#comment-260 I am interested in keeping these eternal holy days. I just missed keeping Yom Kupper, jsut was a day late. Sorry, will try to keep Sukkot, but will try to learn how to do it correctly.Any help you can give me is appreciated. ------- Edward, I'm pleased that you visited and left me a message. The best place to start with the festivals is Scripture. There is much tradition that one can glean from as well, but I believe it's best to establish a firm foundation for your own understanding before diving into tradition too far. See what HaShem said about these days first. May the rest of your Sukkot be blessed. Lisa I am interested in keeping these eternal holy days. I just missed keeping Yom Kupper, jsut was a day late. Sorry, will try to keep Sukkot, but will try to learn how to do it correctly.Any help you can give me is appreciated.

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Edward,
I’m pleased that you visited and left me a message. The best place to start with the festivals is Scripture. There is much tradition that one can glean from as well, but I believe it’s best to establish a firm foundation for your own understanding before diving into tradition too far. See what HaShem said about these days first. May the rest of your Sukkot be blessed.
Lisa

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