Deuteronomy 16:13-15 “The Festival of Shelters”

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Join Pastor Andy Falleur as he dives into the often-overlooked Feast of Shelters (or Sukkot) from Deuteronomy 16 and Leviticus 23. Discover how this ancient Jewish festival points to God's faithfulness in the wilderness, commands us to rejoice with everyone in our community, and even extends into the Millennium where all nations will celebrate it. We'll explore its connections to Jesus tabernacling among us, our temporary bodies, and the joy of salvation—plus, why Gentile Christians drifted from these feasts and how we can reclaim the heart of remembrance and celebration today. If you're thirsty for living water like Jesus proclaimed in John 7, this message is for you! Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share how God is calling you to rejoice in His goodness. #FeastOfTabernacles #Sukkot #BiblicalFeasts #JoyInTheLord #ChristianLiving
Exact Scripture References

Deuteronomy 16:13-15
Leviticus 23:33-35
Leviticus 23:39-43
Numbers 29
Zechariah 14:16-19
Romans 11:28-29
Acts 2
Acts 10-11
Acts 15
John 7
Romans 12 (mentioned in error, corrected to Romans 11)

Topics and Keywords

Feast of Shelters/Booths/Tabernacles/Sukkot
Biblical Feasts: Passover, Pentecost, Tabernacles
Remembrance of the Wilderness Journey
Command to Rejoice
Inclusion of All People in Celebration
Permanent Statute into the Millennium
Jesus Tabernacling Among Us
Temporary vs. Eternal Bodies
Tribulation and Jewish Wedding Customs
Anti-Semitism and Christian-Jewish Relations
Joy of Salvation
Living Water Proclamation
Humility and Gratitude
COVID Lockdown Anecdote
Church History and Gentile Drift from Jewish Roots