The Season Of Our Joy Part
I
Foundation Scriptures:
Leviticus 23: 40-41
Nehemiah 8
Themes and Idioms for The Feast Of Tabernacles
- The
Season of Our Joy
- The
Festival of Ingathering
- The
Feast of the Nations
- The
Festival of Dedication
- The
Festival of Lights
I. The Sukkah or booth, symbolizes man’s need to depend
upon God for his provision of food, water and shelter. This is true of the
spiritual realm as well.
- The
Booth is a type of our physical Body which is a temporary dwelling place
for our spirit and soul
a.1 Cor. 6:19-20
- We
need the food that the Word of God provides
a.Matthew 6:11
b.Matthew 4:4 –Rhema Strongs #4487
c.John 6:33-35
d. Deut 8:3
- The
cleansing, rinsing and washing that the Word of God brings to our lives
- Ephesians
5:22-26
- Matthew
3:11
Mikveh of the Word
- The
Shelter of Gods protection over our lives
- Matthew
6:13
- Psalm
91
- Our
physical needs will be provided by God if we seek Him spiritually
- Matthew
6:31-33
- Deuteronomy
8:1-18 – Do not forget who meets your needs! God provided for Israel in
the wilderness with manna
- Exodus
23:16
- Observing
Sukkot, reminds us of Israel’s dwelling in booths in the wilderness
- Leviticus
23:43
- Isaiah
speaks about Sukkah
- Isaiah
4:4-6
- The
Divine order declares that after Yom Kippur/Judgment comes Sukkot
- Isaiah
4:4-6
- Commanded
to Rejoice
- Deuteronomy
16:13-25
- Phil
4:4
First atonement, then rejoicing
- We
will celebrate Sukkot in His Kingdom
- Zechariah
14:16
- We are
to bring offerings
- Numbers
29:12-39