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The Four Kinds
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Sukkot Guide:
Overview of Sukkot Observances & Customs


Prepare the Four Kinds
It is customary to prepare the "four kinds" for use on Sukkot  Continue...

Festival Candle Lighting
All women and girls light candles on each evening of Sukkot and recite the appropriate blessings.  Continue...

Eat in the Sukkah
It is a Biblical commandment to eat in the Sukkah on Sukkot Continue...

The Four Kinds
One of the special mitzvahs of Sukkot is to recite a blessing on the "The Four Kinds  Continue...

Rejoice
It is a mitzvah to rejoice on Sukkot in commemoration of the joyous "Water Drawing Celebrations" that were  Continue...

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Posted: Dec 22, 2005
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Thanks, for this in-depth background on the how-to's,regarding the Jewish Holidays and just how one is to celebrate them correctly.... I am trying to get back to my Jewish roots, with very little background in this area.
Thank YOU so much!
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