The Feast of Tabernacles

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To demonstrate their obedience to Yehovah
To celebrate their freedom from Egypt
To remember that Yehovah made them live in booths during their journey out of Egypt (correct)
To practice living in temporary dwellings

Pilgrims and sojourners in the wilderness (C) Signup and view all the answers

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Celebrated by the Israelites as a harvest festival, symbolizing God's provision.
Served as a remembrance of the Israelites' journey in the wilderness and their reliance on God.
People were instructed to live in booths to physically reflect their transient state during the wilderness journey.

Living in booths during the Feast highlighted the temporary nature of life and dependence on God’s protection.
Reinforced the importance of acknowledging God's deliverance and support throughout their history.

Represented God's presence and guidance during the Israelites' journey in the wilderness.
Instilled a sense of security, indicating when to move and when to stay during their travels.

The Israelites followed the cloud as it provided direction and assurance of God's leading.
The movement of the cloud dictated their travel, ensuring they remained in accordance with divine guidance.