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ḥag ha-asif

Judaism
Also known as: Feast of Ingathering
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    The Hebrew Bible refers to ḥag ha-asif (“Festival of the Ingathering,” Exodus 23:16), when grains and fruits were gathered at the harvest’s end. Exodus 23 describes this holiday as a celebration of the harvest in the context of thanking God and the pilgrimage offerings at the Temple. The Hebrew Bible…

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    The Hebrew Bible refers to ḥag ha-asif (“Festival of the Ingathering,” Exodus 23:16), when grains and fruits were gathered at the harvest’s end. Exodus 23 describes this holiday as a celebration of the harvest in the context of thanking God and the pilgrimage offerings at the Temple. The Hebrew Bible…

    Read More