Jesus on Sukkot
The events recorded in John 7 took place during the Feast of Tabernacles—the Jewish holiday of Sukkot: “Now the Jews’ Feast of Tabernacles was at hand” (v. 2). It was on the last day of this feast that the conflict between Jesus and the Pharisees came to a head. In the middle of the feast, Jesus began to teach. Some accused Him of being demon-possessed (v. 20), while others believed HeGet More Articles—Subscribe Today!
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I so look forward to celebrating Sukkot under the stars during the future reign of Christ. Currently I celebrate it in my heart as His little tabernacle.
Dear Brother Larry Mitchell
This article which concerning the Feast of Tabernacles is extremely and is very deeply interesting. I would like to take this opportunity and this privilege in sharing with you that I have a very deep and a strong love and burden for the Jewish People and for the Nation of Israel. I am regular supporter of The Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry Inc. and I am extremely and very deeply and extremely interested in Jewish Culture and in Jewish History from a Biblical and from a Christian Perspective.
I also to share with you that I am a Born-Again Bible-Believing Christian and I love the Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ and I want to serve Him and to be obedient and to do my Heavenly Abba Father’s will in my life and in my ministry and in my service to Him. Thank you so very, very much for the article and for the encouraging news. If you have a moment please send me and e-mail reply to this e-mail letter and message and correspondence. May God richly bless you and your family and your loved ones as well as your ministry and your outreach and your service in Jewish Missions and in Jewish Evangelism and Ministries.
From your dearest and closest
Brother and Friend in Christ
Love in Christ’s
Name
Brother Costis Chryssopoulos