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Can we have a fan?

 What's the purpose of sleeping in a sukkot/booth or tent?  With no fan, plenty of mosquitoes. Can an adult actually sleep like this?  No A.C., no indoor plumbing.  Is this a celebration or just another trial?  Maybe, stay up all night praying, swatting mosquitoes?

It really is difficult to be content in one's sukkot, when accustomed to modern day living.

Do you think, that once you are in your resurrected  body, that you will long to return to the pain, suffering and trials found in this temporary body?  I say: no way....

At that time, staying in our sukkot will be much preferable, then to returning to our temporary bodies.  

So we are to remember that Israel dwelled in sukkots in the wilderness, and we are reminded of the joy and suffering in this present temporary body, but we rejoice that Yah the word of YHWH who has preserved us throughout every trial, will grant us eternity with Him in permanent bodies.  

REJOICE!


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