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DW Roe - Feast of Shelter |
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DW Roe, acknowledging that the Feast of Tabernacles has many facets, focuses on the Feast as shelter or protection from the sun or elements (Leviticus 23:43). This shelter symbolizes God’s miraculous protection or shelter in the midst of transition, as typified by the cloud and pillar of fire which accompanied our forebears to the Promised Land, indicating that God will dwell with and shelter His people, protecting them from stormy trials. Biblical metaphors * Booths * Days of meeting * Devious seeds of doubt * 40 years in the wilderness * God’s cloud pillar * God’s nature * God’s pillar of fire * God’s sheltering nature * Hosea 12:9 * Isaiah 4:5-6; 32:30-32; 63:9 * Jonah’s shade * Mishcon * Latin vulgate * Laubhutenfest * Leviticus 23:40-43 * Made to dwell * Metaphors * Nehemiah 14:8 * Ohel * Psalm 23; 91:1-4; 36:7-9 * Protection * Rabbinical tradition * Rejoicing * Shade * Shakon * Shelter * Sojourn * Sukkot * Tabernacle * Tents * Temporariness * Trees |
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