Sukkot is the sixth Holy feast of the year, picturing another step in Yahweh’s Master Plan

for all mankind. It is a time of great rejoicing and celebrated for seven days with the first

day being a High Holy Day. No laborious work should be done on this first day.

For ancient Israel, not only was this a great time of rejoicing, but they were also celebrating

the abundant food supply that was harvested right before the feast.

So, when is the feast of Sukkot observed? Scripture tells us:

The Feast of Sukkot is a yearly reminder, picturing the happiness and joy that Yahshua

Messiah will bring worldwide, when Yahweh’s soon coming kingdom is set up on this earth.

This feast also symbolizes the great re-gathering of all His people at Yahshua’s return.

Yahweh at this time, will also re-gather all 12 tribes of Israel (not only Judah) and restore

them back as one nation of Israel.

How do we celebrate this feast? Again, scripture tells us:

By doing this and coming out of your everyday surroundings, it gives Yahweh’s people a

small taste of what the Millennium reign will be like when Satan and his society are gone

and the spirit of Yahweh is leading the whole world.

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T A B E R N A C L E S N D C Q

This fruit tree can live very long and some known to be over 200 years of age. It yields many benefits to the person consuming it and considered a super fruit because of its nutritional properties. The Israelite High Priests had these embroidered on the hem of their priestly robes. The juice has a dark color and it can be used to dye fabrics and make ink. The crown on the top of the fruit is called a calyx. Which harvest fruit is this? ___________________ This fruit is mentioned over fifty times in the Scriptures. It comes from a tree that can grow up to 20 feet tall with very large leaves. It has tiny flowers that grow inside the fruit and never seen. Very small wasps crawl inside the fruit to pollinate the flowers. They are a good source of potassium and the leaves if consumed, can be used to help reduce the insulin needed for diabetics. Which harvest fruit is this? ____________________ The trees can grow to be very old and some found today in the Garden of Gethsemane are believed to be almost two thousand years old. The fruit is eaten and also collected to be pressed into oil. The oil has many uses such as; anointing oil, fuel to light lamps, cooking, medicinal use, and moisturizing skin. Which harvest fruit is this? ___________________ The tree of this fruit is very functional and every part can be used for something. The tree’s juices can be fermented and made into wine. The trunk of the tree is used for construction timber; and the leaves are woven into baskets, mats, brooms, beds, and ropes and also made into furniture. The fruit can be eaten for food and also made into honey. The leaves are traditionally used to make the roof of a sukkah. Which harvest fruit is this? __________________ There are over 8,000 different types of variety and the fruit can come and many different colors. A kind of berry with a leathery covering and a fleshy inside. These contain low levels of cholesterol, sodium and fat, and are very rich in vitamin K and C. The seeds are edible and full of antioxidants. The fruit is eaten raw or dried and can also be used to make wine. The juice, when fermented, symbolizes “time of plenty”. Which harvest fruit is this? __________________

Recognized as one of the first crops to be farmed for humans to eat. Grown on every continent on

which crops are grown and able to adapt to different kinds of environments. It also has the highest

fiber content of all the grains and the world’s fourth most important cereal grain. Which harvest

fruit is this? _______________________

Grown on more land area worldwide than any other crop and is a close third to rice and corn in total

world production. Can grow in harsh environments and mostly grown on wind swept areas too dry

or cold for other crops. Which harvest fruit is this? _______________________

AGTER

Four brothers are going up to Jerusalem to meet their brother Aaron and appear before

Yahweh to celebrate the feast of Sukkot. Each brother started their journey on a different day, are using a different method of travel and are bringing with them their offering from

the abundant harvest this year. From the clues below, can you figure out which method of travel each brother is using, what day of the week they left and which harvest fruit they

are bringing with them? The days of the week are written in Hebrew; Yom Rishon (1st Day), Yom Shanee (2nd Day), Yom Shleeshe (3rd Day), Yom

Rivee’EE (4th Day).

Try your hardest to solve the puzzle before looking at the answers on the last page!

The Last Great Day is the last annual Sabbath or Holy Day observed immediately after the

Feast of Sukkot. Since it’s so close to the Feast of Sukkot it came to be known as The Eighth

Day and no laborious work should be done because it’s a high holy day.

So, what does the Last Great Day picture in Yahweh’s Master Plan?

Eight is number of new beginnings and this feast pictures the completion and last step in

Yahweh’s Master Plan for all of mankind. After the millennium (1,000 years) is over,

Yahshua will set down every enemy, including death, which is the last. After that, the family

of Yahweh will be ready for the final step, the Great White Throne Judgment.

This is where all the people that ever lived will be judged for the things done in their life,

both good and bad.

This seventh festival of Yahweh reveals the perfection of Yahweh’s great Master Plan and

show’s His love and mercy towards all mankind will extend beyond the Millennium.

Try your hardest to solve the puzzle before looking at the answers on the last page!

1. Ezekiel 1:24 – first 3 words

2. Deuteronomy 5:22 – words 29,30,31

3. John 6:32 – last 3 words

4. Zechariah 6:12 – words 11 and 12

5. 1 Chronicles 21:29 – words 2,3,4,5

6. John 4:24 – 2nd word

7. Matthew 19:26 – words 10,11

8. Matthew 6:24 – words 16,17,18

9. Exodus 26:1 – words 6 and 7

10. Ezekiel 37:24 – words 19,20,21

11. Isaiah 33:16 – words 9,10,11

12. Numbers 11:33 – words 22,23,24

13. Luke 14:11 – words 4,5,6

14. Acts 21:24 – words 15,16,17

15. Zechariah 10:6 – words 47 and 48

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