Willow

Babylonian laws of bowing down on fast days, and taking Willow on the seventh day of Sukkos brought to Israel

Babylonians brought these customs to Israel, bowing on fast days, Willows taken on the seventh day of Sukkos, bloodletting

blowing shofar on Rosh Hashanah and taking a Willow on seventh day of Sukkos, calendar adjustments should ensure that they don’t fall out on Shabbos

encircled the Temple altar seven times to commemorate Joshua encircling Jericho seven times and conquering it

forgotten laws of Willows, water libations, shemittah law of ten saplings re-established

kohen with blemish may perform the Willow ceremony

lulav, Willow, hallel, rejoicing, sukkah, water libation, playing flute, how many days obligated? sources, plowing a field of ten saplings prior to shemittah

Motzah - place near Jerusalem where Willows grow and are taken for the Willow ceremony

procedure of the Willow ceremony

procedure of the Willow ceremony, differences if done on Shabbos, children eat esrog, invalidated esrog eaten

rich used baskets of gold and silver, poor used Willow baskets and gave them to the kohanim

stolen, dried out, from an asheirah tree, from an ir hanidachas, top cut off, torn, some leaves fell off, tree not near a river, leaves with jagged edges, two aravos, elongated leaves, red stems

verses read at the Willow ceremony, God shares in the salvation of Israel, verses read understood as mystical references to the various exiles and salvations

Willow ceremony, water libation, shemittah rule ten saplings Halacha LeMoshe MiSinai, enacted by prophets, or restored Torah law?

Willow ceremony, water libation, shemittah rule ten saplings Halacha LeMoshe MiSinai, enacted by prophets, or restored Torah law?