Which Jewish festival required the people to live in temporary shelters for seven days to remember their journey out of Egypt?
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Correct answer: Feast of Booths
The Feast of Booths (Sukkot) involved living in 'tabernacles' made of leafy branches. It served as both a harvest celebration and a historical reminder of God’s provision during the wilderness wandering.
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