During Sukkot, we recreate the traditional ushpizin ceremony in which biblical figures - and their corresponding divine attributes - are symbolically invited into the sukkah, each day commemorating a new set of figures and attributes.
Day 1:
We welcome Abraham and Sarah + chesed, loving kindness.
Day 2:
We welcome Issac and Miriam + gevurah, strength.
Day 3:
We welcome Jacob and Deborah + tiferet, splendor.
Day 4:
We welcome Joseph and Avigail + netzah, eternity.
Day 5:
We welcome Moses and Hannah + hod, glory.
Day 6:
We welcome Aaron and Huldah + yesod, foundation.
Day 7:
We welcome David and Esther + malkhut, royalty.
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Durante Sucot recreamos la ceremonia tradicional de ushpizin en la que las figuras bíblicas - y sus correspondientes atributos divinos - son invitados simbólicamente a la sucá, cada día conmemorando un nuevo conjunto de figuras y atributos.
Día 1:
Damos la bienvenida a Abraham y Sara + jesed, bondad.
Día 2:
Damos la bienvenida a Isaac y Miriam + gevurá, fuerza.
Día 3:
Damos la bienvenida a Jacob y Deborah + tiferet, esplendor.
Día 4:
Damos la bienvenida a José y Avigail + netzá, la eternidad.
Día 5:
Damos la bienvenida a Moisés y Ana + jod, gloria.
Día 6:
Damos la bienvenida a Aarón y Hulda + yesod, fundación.
Día 7:
Damos la bienvenida a David y Esther + malkhut, realeza.
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