The Torah says that we are to sit in the sukka for seven days to commemorate the experience of the Jews when they wandered in the desert, so that future generations know what God did for us then. What are we supposed to be thinking when we sit in the sukka? In connecting to our past, how does the sukka speak to our present? In this podcast by Rabbi Meir Schweiger, we will explore these questions and provide some answers, with the help of a major halakhic work, the Arukh HaShulkhan.

A handout is available for this podcast, please see elmad.pardes.org

This podcast was generously sponsored by Daniela and Michael Rader in honor of the 50th wedding anniversary of Barbara and Dennis Rader.

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Credits

Larry Kluger – Creative Consultant

Arlene Harel – Production Coordinator