| − | In ancient times, when the [[Temple]] stood, many sacrifices were offered on Sukkot. Traditionally, seventy sacrifices were offered to correspond to the seventy nations of the world. In Orthodox Jews and some Conservative Jews remember these sacrifices by reciting the Biblical section in Numbers which detail the sacrifices. | + | In ancient times, when the [[Temple]] stood, many sacrifices were offered on Sukkot. Traditionally, seventy sacrifices were offered to correspond to the seventy nations of the world. Orthodox Jews and some Conservative Jews remember these sacrifices by reciting the Biblical section in Numbers which detail the sacrifices. |