sukkos

On מוֹצָאֵי יוֹם כִּפּוּר which מִצְוָה should a person be involved in and why?

• Sukka- go from mitzvah to mitzvah
• So the Satan can’t badmouth us
• Sukka, gather in produce
• To know for generations that Hashem set B”Y up in sukkos

The morning after יוֹם כִּיפּוּר there is a custom to get up early for שַחַרִית. Why?

• Sukka- go from mitzvah to mitzvah

• So the Satan can’t badmouth us

• Sukka, gather in produce

• To know for generations that Hashem set B”Y up in sukkos

Why is סוּכּוֹת called סוּכּוֹת and חַג הָאָסִיף?

• Sukka- go from mitzvah to mitzvah

• So the Satan can’t badmouth us

• Sukka, gather in produce

• To know for generations that Hashem set B”Y up in sukkos

Why do we sit in a סוּכָּה?

• Sukka- go from mitzvah to mitzvah

• So the Satan can’t badmouth us

• Sukka, gather in produce

• To know for generations that Hashem set B”Y up in sukkos

According to רַבִּי אֶלִיעֶזֶר what were the סוּכּוֹת in the desert made of? According to רַבִּי עַקִיבָא?

• Clouds of Glory, tents

• To show it’s for the sake of a mitzvah (everyone else is going inside

• Under the heavens

• Grown from the ground, unattached, can’t receive tumah

Why did Hashem command us to make סוּכּוֹת during the month of תִּשְרֵי and not נִיסָן?

• Clouds of Glory, tents

• To show it’s for the sake of a mitzvah (everyone else is going inside

• Under the heavens

• Grown from the ground, unattached, can’t receive tumah

Where is a person allowed to place a סוּכָּה?

• Clouds of Glory, tents

• To show it’s for the sake of a mitzvah (everyone else is going inside

• Under the heavens

• Grown from the ground, unattached, can’t receive tumah

What materials may be used for סְכַך?

• Clouds of Glory, tents

• To show it’s for the sake of a mitzvah (everyone else is going inside

• Under the heavens

• Grown from the ground, unattached, can’t receive tumah

What materials may be used for the walls of a סוּכָּה?

• Anything

• No

• More shade than sun (51%)

Is a סוּכָּה that is under a tree kosher?

• Anything

• No

• More shade than sun (51%)