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Happy Sukkot
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Hi Linda!
DW, Da Boyz & I were with friends in their sukka last night & had 13 people in our sukka for lunch today!
Be well & a Happy Sukkot http://www.jewfaq.org/holiday5.htm to all!
ssv
DW, Da Boyz & I were with friends in their sukka last night & had 13 people in our sukka for lunch today!
Be well & a Happy Sukkot http://www.jewfaq.org/holiday5.htm to all!
ssv
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My husband and I spent the first few hours of Sukkot in the Sukkah last night ( for Erev shabbat dinner). It was even more beautiful this morning as we had our service in there. Praise HaShem!
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Who moved this? This was in IDD. What a shame someone saw "Jewish holiday" and relegated it to the "Jewish forum". Why are we segregated off? This holyday is to be shared by all. Read Zechariah 14.
How sad
( and yes dispite the hallaballo over wanting to remove this smile, yet retain the evil one, I will use it, as I am very saddened by this)
How sad
( and yes dispite the hallaballo over wanting to remove this smile, yet retain the evil one, I will use it, as I am very saddened by this)
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I had to cemment - I am sorry. But it was moved because there was no debate attached to this thread and it was posted in a debate section of CF. That is why it was moved.
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I am not going to argue, and I thank you for your comments but this was in the forum called Interdenominational Dialogue which is for "Protestants, Catholics & Jews " and serves the purpose of "This is an informal fellowship and discussion area."
I think that this thread was in every way a fellowship thread and should not have been moved. It was not in the formal debate section which I dont' even bother going into unless I am totally losing it and wandered in there unbeknownst to me. I would not have posted as I did if it were.
But even if it were somehow misplaced in the Formal Debate Forum that STILL does not validate the reason for moving it here. Both believing and non-believing Jews celebrate Sukkot as well as those who also believe in Messiah so that does not justify it being moved here.
I think that this thread was in every way a fellowship thread and should not have been moved. It was not in the formal debate section which I dont' even bother going into unless I am totally losing it and wandered in there unbeknownst to me. I would not have posted as I did if it were.
But even if it were somehow misplaced in the Formal Debate Forum that STILL does not validate the reason for moving it here. Both believing and non-believing Jews celebrate Sukkot as well as those who also believe in Messiah so that does not justify it being moved here.
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