Sukkot (Leviticus 23:39-43)
Sukkot is a reminder of God’s faithfulness in the past, provision in the present and promised covenantal fulfillment in the future.
Charles E. McCracken
Charles E. McCracken is an international Bible teacher, long-time friend of Israel and advocate for the Jewish people. He is known for authenticity in communicating biblical truth that makes his presentations relevant for those seeking to understand the significance of Israel and the church in Bible prophecy. He staunchly supports the nation of Israel and the Jewish people’s right to exist and live in peace.
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