In this comprehensive study, Christopher Enoch examines the historical origins, ancient archaeology, and manuscript traditions of Sukkot (the Feast of Tabernacles / Feast of Booths). Discover the Gezer Calendar, Bar Kokhba revolt correspondence, textual variations in John 7, the controversial addition of the adulterous woman in John 8, and the biblical meaning of the Kingdom of God.

Chapters: 0:00 Introduction to Sukkot & The Feast 3:20 The Feast of Ingathering & Gezer Calendar 6:29 Leviticus 23 & The Command of the Booths 10:01 Clouds of Glory vs Literal Booths 10:58 The Four Species: Lulav & Etrog 12:14 Nehemiah 8 & The Return from Exile 16:58 Archaeological Evidence: Bar Kokhba Coins & Letters 19:35 Temple Water Libation Ceremony 21:44 Strangers & Foreigners at the Feast 24:37 Numbers 29: 70 Bulls for the Nations 26:00 Zechariah 14 & The Prophecy of Sukkot 29:02 Colossians 2 & The Asceticism of Colossae 31:56 John 7 Textual Variant: 'Not' vs 'Not Yet' 49:36 Matthew 23: Scribes, Pharisees, and Moses' Seat 51:23 The Sadducees & Sola Scriptura 54:06 Moses Certified: Mouth to Mouth with God 57:38 John 7:37 Living Water in Rabbinic Context 1:00:26 The Adulterous Woman: Added 300 Years Later 1:03:11 The Pattern of Biblical Remembrance 1:29:59 Old vs New Covenant: Torah on the Heart 1:33:35 Responding to Viewer Objections on Eschatology 1:49:21 Luke 17 & Mark 1: Is the Kingdom of God Here?