Thanksgiving - Garner Ted Armstrong - 1977

Garner Ted Armstrong

Fall harvest festivals are a part of every civilization called Feast of Harvest or Harvest Home celebrations, feasts of in-gathering. All of them have one central theme, that of Thanksgiving. A Thanksgiving Day makes sense for an agrarian rural society, with the smells of hay and apple cider, shocks of harvested corn, bright orange pumpkins in the fields, fall colors of fire in the hearth, and the smell of fresh-baked bread and roasted turkey or pheasant in the air. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library