The Talmud tells that in the end of days, the nations will crowd around God, demanding a reward equal to the Jews. But God tells them that a reward only comes from doing mitzvoth. They demand to be given a mitzvah to perform and God tells them to dwell in Sukkoth (booths). God makes the weather unbearably hot and the exit the booth, kicking it on the way out. While this Talmud seems to bode ill for the nations, Adam Eliyahu takes a closer look and sees a wonderful message for Christians who keep the Biblical Feasts today.