Jeroboam created a perverted version of this holiday in the northern Kingdom. Chapter three of the Mishna states that one fruit used in this holiday is not kosher if it is completely round or if it is missing its nipple. During this holiday, the Seven Shepherds are celebrated in the ushpizin prayer. This holiday contains the last of the Days of Judgement. Once every seven years, the king reads the Torah during this festival in a tradition known as (*) Hakhel. On the last day of this holiday, Hoshanah Rabbah, Jews beat the ground with the Aravah, Hadass, Lulav, and Etrog, which make up the Four Species and the leaves of which are used to build this holiday's namesake structures. For 10 points
Jeroboam created a perverted version of this holiday in the northern Kingdom. Chapter three of the Mishna states that one fruit used in this holiday is not kosher if it is completely round or if it is missing its nipple. During this holiday, the Seven Shepherds are celebrated in the ushpizin prayer. This holiday contains the last of the Days of Judgement. Once every seven years, the king reads the Torah during this festival in a tradition known as (*) Hakhel. On the last day of this holiday, Hoshanah Rabbah, Jews beat the ground with the Aravah, Hadass, Lulav, and Etrog, which make up the Four Species and the leaves of which are used to build this holiday's namesake structures. For 10 points, name this holiday in which Jews recall travelling through the desert by living in temporary huts.
Jeroboam created a perverted version of this holiday in the northern Kingdom.
Sukkot [or Feast of Booths or Feast of Tabernacles]