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Sowing, Plowing, Binding sheaves, Winnowing, Selecting, Grinding, Sifting, Kneading, Baking, etc. These acts are banned by the Ten Commandments because they go against the tradition of rest on the day. Instead these acts must be done the day before or after.

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"The sun has gone from the tree-tops--
let us go out toward the Sabbath queen.
Here she descends the holy, the blessed
and with her are angels, an army of peace and rest."

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The Shabbat is the celebration of the seventh day of the week. Jewish people celebrate this day in the belief that God made the world in six days and on the seventh he left for rest. Jews throughout history have celebrated the Shabbat through resting and praying. This has been known to be practiced before Jewish people were slaves and it as well has survived even to the modern times of today.

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Shabbat is a holiday where the Jewish people wear "comfortable" attire. This isn't a hard thing to do for most because Shabbat is a holiday where the people can wear whatever they normally wear. Most people who don't celebrate this holiday would think that formal attire may be needed for the special occasion but in reality, Jewish men laugh at the fact that people would wear ties or even nice jackets for this. Jewish women on the other hand only would need to wear something modest and comfortable for them which isn't hard to do..

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This star-like picture consists of the food, music, and rituals being done for the Shabbat holiday. It is a representation of what the Jewish families experience in this celebration.

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Some encouraged activities to do during the time of celebrating Shabbat include reading, studying, and discussing Torah, attending the synagogue for prayers, spending time with other Jewish friends and family, and singing the song zemiroth for Shabbat meals.

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United Synagogue School Children Singing Anim Z'mirot

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Thank you for an extraordinary year! Hesder Boys 5773 (2012-13)

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The Holy Ark is the holiest place within a synagogue. The Ark contains the scrolls of the Torah and is removed in prayer services. The Ark is always located on the east wall of synagogues so when faced the holy city of Jerusalem is also being faced. The ark is covered by a curtain called the Parochet, which symbolizes the curtain that was in the original Holy temple described in Exodus 40:21 : "He brought the ark into the Tabernacle and placed the screening dividing curtain so that it formed a protective covering before the ark..."

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The Sabbath or the Shabbos are commonly used names for the Shabbat. The Shabbat is the Hebrew name for the celebration, while the Shabbos is the Yiddish one. The Shabbat is most commonly known to non-Jewish people as the Sabbath.

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The rituals of Shabbat include the significance of the lighting of Shabbat candles(Nerot), sanctifying Shabbat over wine(Kiddush), and blessing and sharing bread(Challah).

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On Shabbat Days it is a custom to greet others with specified greetings. These can be multiple different languages and are found in European countries as well as Israel. "Gut Shabbos" is Yiddish for "Have a good Sabbath" and "Shabbat Shalom" is Hebrew for "Sabbath [of] peace."

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SHABBATH SHALOM with lyrics ( Medley by Jonathan Settel )

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Note: Some comments are hidden by Youtube. They said it's mark as spam even if it isn't. If anyone knows how to undo it. Pls feel free to tell me. Thanks! This is a special video I created, SHABBAT SHALOM Medley, one of my favorites. Sung by Jonathan Settel.

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The Shabbat foods have their origins in the Shabbat Laws. Cooking, boiling, frying, roasting and baking are prohibited on the Shabbat Holiday. Instead, they keep their food warm covered in a special heating stove. the traditional Shabbat meal consists of fish, soup, meat or poultry multiple side dishes. For lunch, it is customary to eat cholent which is a casserole-like dish prepared the night before.

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The Shabbat is the seventh day of the week (Saturday). On this day Jews and certain Christians pray. It is known as the day of rest.

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The Shabbat is the seventh day of the week (Saturday). On this day Jews and certain Christians pray. It is known as the day of rest.