"ingathering" is an acceptable and usable word in written English.
It usually means the act of gathering something or bringing multiple elements together. For example, "This year's ingathering was a great success and showcased the many talents of our community."
He also moved the autumn ingathering festival one month ahead so as to foreclose celebrating this most popular of all festivals simultaneously with Judah.
The reward held out for scrupulous study and fulfillment was the promise of messianic deliverance i.e., the divine restoration of all those institutions that had become central in Jewish notions of national independence, including the Davidic monarchy, Temple service, and the ingathering of Diaspora Jewry.
Hebrew festivals also have no mythological basis; they either celebrate God's bounty (e.g., at the ingathering of the harvest) or his saving acts (e.g., at the festival of unleavened bread, which is a memorial of the Exodus).
Then comes the history of places, where the ingathering of people and classes in a single city or state makes a historical whole bigger than any one face within it.
Before the stroke made Schneerson mute, he told his people that the signs of redemption were everywhere: the defeat of Iraq and the safety of Israel throughout the Gulf War; the fall of Communism; the "ingathering" of jews from Russia, Ukraine and Ethiopia to Israel.
All the viktims seemed to succumb to this ingathering compulsion.
A longtime journalist, novelist, playwright and professor, Rosenblatt found a way to write glancingly yet fiercely about his family's collective shock and protective ingathering during the months after Amy's death.
In an interview on the 20th anniversary of the airlift last year, Mr. Sharansky, by then the chairman of the quasi-governmental Jewish Agency that deals with immigration, said with pride, "Black, white — there is no difference in the ingathering of exiles".
If "Making Toast" was an act of ingathering, this book is an act of de-accessioning, a send-off on a funeral boat out to sea, a valediction.
After that, over the years, we continued with a sequence of vanguard literary ingatherings, calling them all "Unspeakables".
Israel itself will be transformed by the 'ingathering', when 144,000 Jews repent their great error and accept Christ as Messiah, leaving the intractable 'Satanic Jews' to suffer damnation.
