Day One: For My thoughts are not your thoughts, nor are you ways My ways, says

Yahweh. Isaiah 55:8

Day Two: Honor all, love the brotherhood, fear Yahweh, and honor the King. 1st Peter 2:17

Day Three: For there is no respect of persons with Yahweh. Romans 2:11

Day Four: Be strong, and He will make your heart stronger, all you who hope in

Yahweh.

Psalm 31:24

Day Five: Do not say, I will repay evil; wait on Yahweh, and He will save you. Proverbs 20:22

Day Six: For Yahweh did not give a spirit of cowardice to us, but of power and of love

and of good discipline. 2nd Timothy 1:7

Day Seven: Submit yourself one to another in the love of the Messiah.

Ephesians 5:21

Day Eight: Then submit to Yahweh. Resist the Devil, and he will flee from you. Jacob 4:7

BIBLE VERSES Try to learn a Bible verse each day of the feast!

The Feast of Sukkot is the sixth Holy Day 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! At this time Yahshua will

also re-gathering all of His people

around the world.

How do we celebrate this feast?

Again, scripture tells us:

Feast of Sukkot

Speak to the sons of Israel, saying, in the fifteenth day of this seventh

month shall be a Feast of Booths, seven days to Yahweh. On the first day

shall be a holy gathering; you shall do no laborious work.

Leviticus 23:34-35

By doing this, it shows Yahweh’s people what Yahshua’s reign will be like when

Satan and is gone and the spirit of Yahweh is leading the whole world.

You shall sit in Sookkuhs for seven days; all who are native in Israel shall sit

down in Sookkuhs, so that our generations shall know that I caused the sons of

Israel to live in Sookkuhs, when I brought them out of the land of Egypt; I am

YAHWEH your Elohim.

Leviticus 23:42-43

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Fruits and Palms for Sukkah Color the fruits and palms and cut them out to decorate your sukkah!

Harvest Fruit Trees Fun Facts

Date Palm Tree: They usually grow best in dry, desert climates. They can reach heights of 40ft (12 M)

to 70ft (21 M). The tree is very functional and every part can be used for something.

The leaves can be used for fences to protect against wind. They can also be woven

into baskets, mats, brooms, beds, ropes and also made into furniture. The trunk can

be used for construction timber to make roofs, boats and bridges. The elastic fibers

that cover the trunk are used for camel and horse saddles.

Fig Tree: They usually grow best in Mediterranean and dryer-warmer climates. They grow

typically between 10ft (3M) - 30ft (9M) but could reach heights up to 50ft (15M)

tall. Their branches are muscular and twisting, spreading wider then they are tall.

The leaves are bright green and grow very large in size.

Olive Tree: The olive tree can grow to be very old with an average life of 300-600 years. Some

of the olive trees found today in the Garden of Gethsemane are believed to be

almost two thousand years old. The greenery is dense, and when it becomes old,

the trunk obtains a unique pattern of twists and turns, bumps and knots, on its

bark, giving the tree a very interesting appearance.

Grape Vine: Grape vines are among the earliest wild plants cultivated by humans. There are

about 50 species and have a long life, averaging 60-70 years. The typical growing

season for a grape vine is 150 to 180 days, during which time it can produce 25 to

30 pounds of fruit. The vine can grow up to 50 feet long and have about 40

clusters of grapes at a time. In the wild, grapes depend on trees for support. In

farming, they need you to provide them with support.

Pomegranate Tree: Can live very long and believed to be one of the oldest fruits. There are some known

to be over 200 years of age. They usually grow 12ft (3.5 M) to 16ft (5 M) tall as a

round shrub or small tree, but can reach up to 30ft (9 M) tall in ideal conditions. This

tree produces stiff branches covered with glossy, leathery lance-shaped leaves. Some

varieties of pomegranate trees grow spines along the branches. The red or white

flowers spread over an inch wide.

Identify the Harvest Fruits At Sukkot time there are five harvest fruits to recognize in celebration of the feast. Can you

identify which fruit goes with what tree by drawing a line? Write the names of each fruit on

the lines below and color when finished.

Pomegranate, Olives, Dates, Figs, Grapes

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Going up to Jerusalem Find the best path to help the man make his way to Jerusalem.

But you shall seek to the place which Yahweh your Elohim shall choose out of all your tribes

(Jerusalem); for you shall seek His dwelling, to put His name there. And you shall go there.

Deuteronomy 12:5

Mosaic Tile Picture

Create your own mosaic by coloring the squares to form a color

pattern or a picture!

A mosaic is a picture made with small

pieces of tile, glass, stone or other materials.

Many very old mosaic floors have been

discovered in Israel.

Sample

We give thanks to Elohim always concerning you all,

remembering you always in our prayers, mentioning before

YAHWEH the Father the works of your faith and labor of love,

and the patience of your hope in our Master Yahshua Messiah.

1st Thessalonians 1:2-3

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Booths Harvest Olives

Dates Holy Day Pomegranate

Feast Israel Seven

Figs Joy Sukkot

Grapes

Rejoice in Yahweh always. Again

I say, Rejoice!

Philippians 4:4

Sukkot Word Search

Match the Pictures Circle the two pictures that are alike.

Connect the dots starting from number 1 and

then finish by coloring the page.

AGTER

Connect the Dots

At that time, says Yahweh, I will be the Elohim of all

the families of Israel, and they shall be My people.

Jeremiah 31:1

Do you know which harvest fruit this is?

Spot the Difference In each row there is one picture that is different from the

other one. Find the difference and circle the picture!

Color by Number

The Feast of Sukkot is also called by three other names

in the bible. The Feast of Tabernacles, the Feast of

Booths and the Feast of Ingathering.

Color each section according to the number code below.

Find the Fruit

And they shall not appear before YAHWEH empty, but each with his gift of his

hand, according to the blessing of YAHWEH your Elohim, which He has given you.

Deuteronomy 16:16b-17

Find and circle each harvest fruit for the Feast of Sukkot.

Help the Boy

Follow the lines to help the boy find his sukkah.

A B C

Counting Sukkahs Match up the number with the correct set of pictures.

A tabernacle or booth is a temporary dwelling. Yahweh commanded

the ancient Israelites to live in temporary shelters made of tree

branches while observing the Feast of Tabernacles. Today there are

many different things that would qualify as temporary dwellings for

Yahweh’s people.

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.

The Last Great Day

Seven days you shall bring a fire offering to Yahweh; on the eighth day you

shall have a holy gathering; and you shall bring the fire offering to Yahweh;

it is a solemn assembly; you shall do no laborious work of service.

Leviticus 23:36

For well all must appear before the judgment

seat of Messiah, so that each one may receive

the things done through the body, according to

what he did, whether good or bad.

2nd Corinthians 5:10

And I saw the dead, the small and the great,

standing before Yahweh. And books were opened.

And another Book was opened, which is the Book

of Life. And the dead were judged out of the things

written in the books, according to their works.

Revelation 20:12

Now on the great day, which is the last of the feast, Yahshua was standing

and He cried out and said, if a man thirsts, let him come to Me and drink!

John 7:37