Today was the last regular day of Sukkot (Tabernacles or Booths). We took down our tent and our Sukkah (booth) and came home. Now, I have tons to do before sundown when Shemini Atzeret starts, the 8th day, which is also a Sabbath (Yom Tov).
So, not wanting to leave you with nothing to read here on Messianic Jewish Musings, I’m doing what I sometimes do when I am pressed for time: I’m posting a sermon. I delivered this sermon Saturday morning at Stone Mountain Park where many of us camp together for the Feast. We had live music, dancing, a campfire, food, and rejoicing.
The message is tailored, of course, to my congregational audience, but I think other readers will get some thoughts worth thinking from it.
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The Torah at the Water Gate
Derek Leman
It is fitting to be gathered outside, standing on God
Beautiful sermon, Derek. I long for the day when I will be able to be in a Torah keeping community. Thanks for sharing yours.
Dorla
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