Simchat Torah

Succot concludes with the especially joyous day of Simchat Torah

We have missed a few weeks of the Torah reading when our shul was closed. Does this effect our ability to celebrate?

In the Hallel prayer we recite this verse: "This is the day G-d wrought, we will rejoice in it/Him." The Midrash asks about this last word: Is it "it," or "Him?" That is, are we supposed to rejoice in the day, or in G-d?

A Shiur by Rabbi Berel Wein for the Torah reading of V'zot Hab'racha.

Hopefully, I/we will be able to make it to shul for Simchat Torah (=ST), but I and many others will not be finishing up the Torah reading, as we missed a few weeks when our shul was closed. Does this effect our ability to celebrate ST, halachically or experientially?

A Shiur by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks for the weekly portion "v'zot Haberacha"

Why is there an extra holiday added on to the Sukkot holiday?