10 FACTS ABOUT SUKKOT!!

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2020
  • In today's video I'm sharing all about the Jewish holiday of Sukkot - where we build and dwell in Sukkah booths, it's Sukkot 101 and I hope you enjoy it! If you want to know what is Sukkot, how it's celebrated and what the meaning of the different holiday items are then this video is for you.
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  • @missadel20
    @missadel20 2 года назад +3

    sukkot is my FAVORITE holy day, and I love and respect your Channel and all the hard work you do to educate Jews and non-jews about our culture you are a blessing Miriam!!!

  • @rcrawford7548
    @rcrawford7548 3 года назад +11

    You seem to be so thoughtful and kind. Your sons will marry well because you are setting a wonderful example for them.

  • @AliceMayLind
    @AliceMayLind 3 года назад +13

    Beautiful insight into a wonderful holiday of compassion, hospitality, and gratitude. A perfect holiday for times like these. Thank you for your sharing. It's always a blessing.

    • @MyJewishMommyLife
      @MyJewishMommyLife  3 года назад

      Thank you so much for your very kind and supportive comment, I appreciate reading your words!

  • @gerickson9552
    @gerickson9552 2 года назад +4

    Beautiful life giving explanation! Wishing you all the best for your Festival of Sukkot!

  • @poisonivy1004
    @poisonivy1004 3 года назад +13

    Marion, I very much liked your message about openness and inclusivity during Sukkot. I have never thought about the holiday from that perspective but I think it's an amazing idea! Unfortunately our temple isn't putting up a sukkah this year due to COVID, but I am definitely going to keep this outlook in mind when I celebrate it next year! Your channel continues to provide such a modern and egalitarian take on Judaism, which I appreciate.

  • @sashagamino2268
    @sashagamino2268 2 года назад +1

    Happy Sukkoth, Chag Sameach, Gut Yontif. I love this holiday.

  • @kz5632
    @kz5632 3 года назад +6

    Hi! Chag Sameach Sukkot from the Philippines! 🌿🍋🌿🍋🌿 Some people here in my country have started to observe the holidays in the Bible, which includes Sukkot. I also didn't grow up observing the Jewish holidays but I learned about it 8yrs ago and has been observing it since then. :) Here people make huts in their yard or make small tents inside the house. I live in a dormitory (not much space) so I usually just decorate my bed with leaves and shawls to make a tent. I hope you can make one too! We're commanded to make a sukka, to remind how GOD was with His people in difficult times/ the wilderness. It doesn't have to be bought or anything. :)

    • @MyJewishMommyLife
      @MyJewishMommyLife  3 года назад

      Wow that’s so cool to know thank you for sharing this with me!

  • @devorahfonn613
    @devorahfonn613 3 года назад +8

    Chaggim during this pandemic have definitely been different! Always rains here in South Africa over sukkot!

    • @MyJewishMommyLife
      @MyJewishMommyLife  3 года назад

      That is for sure!! Same here in the DC area but thankfully this year it's actually expected to be dry most of the time!

  • @keepgoingalwaysnomatterwha9328
    @keepgoingalwaysnomatterwha9328 3 года назад +5

    Hello there, I love your enthusiasm oh the Jewish lifestyle and i watched you for a while now, but now I am a mom of 2 kids who are learning about the lifestyle and growing with it. Thanks for teaching us moms be blessed happy holidays to you and your family

    • @MyJewishMommyLife
      @MyJewishMommyLife  3 года назад +1

      Aww you're so welcome!! I'm so glad to hear you like the videos that I share!

  • @celinasvahins7502
    @celinasvahins7502 3 года назад +4

    Thank you for taking the time to explain this. I got my Ancestry DNA results back a few months ago, and boy, what a shock. Out of both respect and curiosity, I'm trying to learn. Thank you again :)

    • @MyJewishMommyLife
      @MyJewishMommyLife  3 года назад +1

      Wow that's amazing!

    • @itsme-mt2fo
      @itsme-mt2fo 3 года назад +2

      Look for your local chabad house online at chabad.org or put into Google chabad house near me. They're the nicest ppl and they'll hook u up w info, literature, and they host shabbas and holidays (dunno now about covid) it's beautiful

  • @RobespierreThePoof
    @RobespierreThePoof Год назад

    It's an interesting holiday to be sure. You know, i think videos like this to explain the various holidays and rituals of Judaism are exactly what non-Jews need to better understand our neighbors.
    Honestly, you explained it incredibly well and in a concise manner.

  • @josephkavanagh5221
    @josephkavanagh5221 Год назад

    You generate a lot of interest in a beautiful holiday!!!

  • @melisaez
    @melisaez 3 года назад +3

    I grew up in a wealthy area and many families I remember built their own as part of the togetherness of the holiday.

  • @judycolin
    @judycolin 3 года назад +3

    Beautiful holiday. 🙏🏼💕😊

  • @juneswamy9792
    @juneswamy9792 8 месяцев назад

    So interesting trying to learn more about the Jewish religion. Look forward watching your videos.

  • @missnaomi613
    @missnaomi613 3 года назад +2

    You do a good job of explaining without sounding judgy. 👍🙂

  • @AaronAnita456
    @AaronAnita456 Год назад

    Great video, love all the information. I just wanted to give an idea for a Sukkah, so you don't have to spend alot of money. We have an ezup canopy, that we took the top off, and put palm branches on top. And for the sides, you can either buy side pieces for the canopy, or buy any fabric for the sides. We then put up led curtain lights across the top, to represent the stars. It turned out really good, and plenty of light inside. Happy Sukkot

  • @EtreTocsin
    @EtreTocsin Год назад

    My favorite holy day for so many reasons…especially the symbolisms…thank you for your video❤ You can do it on the cheap if you have a wooden fence (that is the back to attach everthing to). Use wood lattice and burlap for walls. 2 2x4s + 6 2x8 wood latice and use your own tree branches after a good prune (free) and burlaps is very cheap…You can replace 4 of the lattice with 2x4s to make it REALLY cheap…I hope one day you are inspired to make one…it is a very beautiful experience…

  • @michaelferto6588
    @michaelferto6588 Год назад

    ...This is so awesome hearing this, from a beautiful young lady....

  • @victoriaperkins7219
    @victoriaperkins7219 3 года назад +1

    Clear information to add to my notebook ;-).

  • @jessicacoriat5931
    @jessicacoriat5931 2 года назад +1

    Can you please make a video about the holidays are in order

  • @greenergrass4060
    @greenergrass4060 3 года назад

    Sukkot >>>Halloween
    I love the autumnal and camping vibes to it!

  • @notaheareronly8105
    @notaheareronly8105 2 года назад +1

    Thanks cutie, I think I'm a noahide, but trying to learn everything!

  • @philippapay4352
    @philippapay4352 3 года назад +5

    It's a big one, especially in terms of traditions around mothers. I never thought about this before, but can the sukkah be an igloo? Don't know how many Jews are above the Arctic Circle, but... It is so important that holidays rejoice in the bounty of the harvest and remind us that we are God's harvest. I love that the "heavenly host" are invited in addition to neighbors. I have always loved the empty chair for Elijah, so am comforted by including all generations in the invitation to join us. It leaves us more aware that we are not alone as the only generation.

    • @MyJewishMommyLife
      @MyJewishMommyLife  3 года назад +1

      Love the idea of an igloo sukkah!! Lol I guess if the top was open to see the stars?

    • @maybaby1087
      @maybaby1087 2 года назад

      Scripture doesn't give specifics on what your booth should look like, so I think God would be just fine with an igloo lol! Sukkahs and the instructions that come with them are (extrabiblical) Jewish traditions...

  • @kc-wr1ui
    @kc-wr1ui 3 года назад +3

    love this! me and my family had to sit inside because it was raining like crazy! :( from a fellow Jew! :)

    • @MyJewishMommyLife
      @MyJewishMommyLife  3 года назад

      Always so tough when it's bad weather during Sukkot!!

  • @Ireluinar
    @Ireluinar 3 года назад +2

    I love n.10!!!!

  • @ritawood3799
    @ritawood3799 3 года назад

    Thanks.

  • @AlliesBest
    @AlliesBest 3 года назад +3

    I didn’t get to put up my sukkah this year :( the cost of getting it right can really be prohibitive. That said- I loved having one when we did put it up!

    • @MyJewishMommyLife
      @MyJewishMommyLife  3 года назад +2

      Totally feel this! Especially this year when I know we can't have guests over it's just hard.

    • @missnaomi613
      @missnaomi613 3 года назад +7

      I just make do with what I have. (2 years we couldn't have any kind of sukkah due to being homeless.) Our little apartment has a little balcony. We hung up a lacey table cloth, and duct taped cloth and paper "leaves" to the walls. Not exactly "kosher" but better than nothing for me. 🙂🌿

  • @cynthiaflores7570
    @cynthiaflores7570 2 года назад +1

    Are we suppose to be working on any holidays? I’m very new at learning about these biblical holidays

  • @annasoph8967
    @annasoph8967 3 года назад

    💖💖💖

  • @hayleypuzey
    @hayleypuzey 2 года назад +2

    Hey babe, new subscriber! Can’t wait to check out the rest of your channel xo

  • @trustandobey5656
    @trustandobey5656 Год назад +1

    I live in an apartment. I just went and cut down tree branches from the field next to me, and built my sukkah for free! Set it up on my balcony! So good!
    "And that they should publish and proclaim in all their cities, and in Yerushalayim, saying, Go forth unto the mount, and fetch olive branches, and pine branches, and myrtle branches, and palm branches, and branches of thick trees, to make cukkoth, as it is written.
    So the people went forth, and brought them, and made themselves cukkoth, everyone upon the roof of his house, and in their courts, and in the courts of the house of Elohiym, and in the street of the water gate, and in the street of the gate of Ephrayim."
    EZRA V'NECHEMYAHU (NEHEMIAH) 8:15-16 את CEPHER

  • @multibullfrog
    @multibullfrog 2 года назад

    What can you say about colossians 2:14?

  • @videobiker9131
    @videobiker9131 3 года назад

    If you start saving now, you could have more than enough for a good sized Sukkah for you and your family next Sukkot. You can also get bamboo mats to use as a covering for your Sukkah, please ask your RABBI if he feels that would be appropriate. I know a lot of orthodox Jewish family to use the bamboo mats with great success.

  • @11thhourworker
    @11thhourworker 10 месяцев назад

    Do these texts tell you to do the feasts whenever you want ???🤔🤔🤔
    Daniel 10:1-4
    2 Chronicles 30
    Deuteronomy 12
    Deuteronomy 16
    Ezra 6
    Acts 18:21

  • @frumitup
    @frumitup 3 года назад +2

    Thank you for this information!
    If I may, in traditional Judaism the 7 Ushpizin are Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, Moses, Aaron, and David. ( I.E. Avraham, Itzchak, Yaakov, Yossef, Moshe, Aaron and David) there are no women Ushpizin 🌹 but you can of course speak of them if you want ! Chag Sameach!

    • @MyJewishMommyLife
      @MyJewishMommyLife  3 года назад +4

      You’re right lol I invite the ladies too as you know they have better gossip 😉

    • @frumitup
      @frumitup 3 года назад +1

      My Jewish Mommy Life that is true! We love to talk!! Stay safe and blessed !

    • @missnaomi613
      @missnaomi613 3 года назад +2

      @@frumitup I just had to say, I love your username. 😁

    • @frumitup
      @frumitup 3 года назад +2

      Miss Naomi 613 Thank you Naomi! I love yours too!!

  • @azeldaj.vanvuuren1089
    @azeldaj.vanvuuren1089 3 года назад

    It's good mitzvah to share your etrog and lulav and sukkah?

  • @deniscioara2394
    @deniscioara2394 3 года назад +2

    Hi ! I want to ask a question if it's a topic that rabbis talk about the Menstruation/Pregnancy in Judaism ?
    I want to see a video just like this ! 🥰
    P.s : You're a kind person !

    • @therealgigster
      @therealgigster 3 года назад +2

      Yes of course! Menstruation and pregnancy are a huge part of Judaism since they are essentially the foundation for life and procreation.
      Generally, men speaking openly about women's periods is considered immodest out of respect for the woman. with sensitive subjects such as pregnancy, there is a concept of " the blessing only dwells in matters that are hidden from the eye" meaning certain things are better left private, which is why here in Israel in the orthodox community it's common not to tell family and friends about a pregnancy until further along. However these are still very important topics and many rabbis have lectures about them, you can even find some on RUclips. My favourite is Rav Dror. He has videos on a huge variety of topics and he's one of the few orthodox rabbis on RUclips who's not afraid to share his true opinion.

    • @MyJewishMommyLife
      @MyJewishMommyLife  3 года назад +1

      Definitely! My book coming out later this year is all about pregnancy and of course this relates to menstruation as well! Here's more info: myjewishmommylife.com/2018/09/13/the-book/

    • @frumitup
      @frumitup 3 года назад

      Avigail beautify Insights and references!

    • @prinsespluis
      @prinsespluis 3 года назад

      @Avigail dear Abigail, nice explanation, and about "blessings only dwell on things hidden from the eye". Does that imply that pregnancy only is to be spoken about once it's visible, or is it after like 3 months?
      Kind regards and shalom

    • @therealgigster
      @therealgigster 3 года назад +1

      @@prinsespluis In the community I was raised in (orthodox Israeli) that is generally the custom. often, other than immediate family, other people don't know about the pregnancy until it is visible-somewhere around the beginning of the second trimester. Obviously that is not always the case and everyone can choose for themselves whatever is right for them😊

  • @missadel20
    @missadel20 2 года назад +1

    im in Virginia, cool but not to cols. Love sleeping in my sukkah!🌿🍋🌿

  • @sylviacatt1767
    @sylviacatt1767 3 года назад +2

    Your lovely

  • @Maria-tq8ck
    @Maria-tq8ck 2 года назад

    Everyone should be celebrating. It is a command from our father in heaven.

  • @tanyaharris8492
    @tanyaharris8492 3 года назад +3

    Chag Sameach

  • @angela14962002
    @angela14962002 3 года назад +1

  • @miryamjacob300
    @miryamjacob300 Год назад

    Chag Sukkot Sameach

  • @kws1957
    @kws1957 3 года назад +2

    Are always such sweet girls in Israel ? Thank you and God bless you All.

  • @azeldaj.vanvuuren1089
    @azeldaj.vanvuuren1089 3 года назад

    Hey, are you eating or dwelling in the sukkah?🌸

    • @sisterspooky
      @sisterspooky 3 года назад

      @Azelda J. van Vuuren - Chag sameach!
      No offense, but she literally answered that in her video. Perhaps rewatch it and pay particular attention to the last part of the segment. 😃

  • @beanz368
    @beanz368 2 года назад

    eeeeeee mems mommys

  • @henryswart5170
    @henryswart5170 Год назад

    The word Israel have 2 meanings. Isra and Elohim. Meaning of Isra is narrow and straight path.Those walking the straight and narrow road is Israel. Sukkot is for all
    ..

  • @PatrickSmith-hv1um
    @PatrickSmith-hv1um 2 года назад

    SO TO BE JEWISH IS A RELIGION NOT A BLOODLINE OF JACOB?? OK I KINDA GOT IT NOW ...ALL THIS TIME I THOUGHT YOU GUYS WERE YAHUDAH CHILDREN BUT ITS A RELIGION WOW WHAT A COOL RELIGION

  • @isaacwilliams7342
    @isaacwilliams7342 2 года назад

    hi it is isaac

  • @MsPECULIAR25
    @MsPECULIAR25 2 года назад +1

    PersON OF COLOR?
    Ma'am Hebrews are PEOPLE OF COLOR. I soy this in love. You Would be considered "Other."
    There is no way light skinned ppl could survive AFRICA HEAT like that. That name was changed as well. I did enjoy your video until You said colored ppl are the OTHERs. Look up etymology OF the Word JEW. YOU WILL SEE IT WAS CHANGED FROM HEBREW TO JEW.
    MAY ABBA YAH GIVE YOU SHALOM‼️❤

  • @HughJassole420
    @HughJassole420 Год назад

    Clickbait

  • @hulkmonkey7
    @hulkmonkey7 3 года назад +3

    It’s not a Jewish holiday . It’s God’s feast we should all as Christians or Jewish serve this feast because he commanded it. Blessing to you and your family

  • @proclaimyahstruth
    @proclaimyahstruth Год назад

    It’s not a Jewish holiday. Sukkot is for everyone. We are Israel. HalleuYah and Yah open your peoples eyes.

  • @cwyredman1974
    @cwyredman1974 2 года назад +3

    The dead know nothing. We are not called to call in dead spirits. That divination. Pray to Yeshuah and ask him to join you. He lives!

  • @mattsutman1154
    @mattsutman1154 Год назад

    Disgraceful