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https://youtu.be/-yJ-g6CEJZ0

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Shabbat usually start between 2-3 pm on a Friday afternoon. When preparing the mood is like waiting for a beloved guest.

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This type of Jew strictly follows the Torah and other traditions.

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What type of Jew follows this tradition?

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What type of Jew follows this tradition?

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Of course an Orthodox Jew practice this tradition, but what about the other types of Jew? Well of course other types do this tradition or not. It is their choice

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He is a famous actor that is a Jew who does this traditional important day.

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Famous people who also does this tradtion as a Jew...

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Famous people who also does this tradtion as a Jew...

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Sacha Baron Cohen:  If you have watched Ali G, you know he’s fluent in Hebrew, and if you have a sense of humor, you realize he pokes fun at everything (throw the Jew down the well).  He lived in Israel for a year, keeps kosher, attends synagogue, and has said  'I am a proud friend of Israel.” His wife, Isla Fisher converted to Judaism after three years of study and said "I will definitely have a Jewish wedding just to be with Sacha.” She took on the Hebrew name Ayala and has described herself as keeping Shabbat.

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As you can see in the video they do songs doing there service. (yes, Jews are not to boring on this work free day) Famous songs are from prayers and from stories based on the Torah.

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Quotes (this helps the mind set of a Jew)

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Quotes (this helps the mind set of a Jew)

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To gain control of the world of space is certainly one of our tasks. The danger begins when in gaining power in the realm of space we forfeit all aspirations in the realm of time. There is a realm of time where the goal is not to have but to be, not to own but to give, not to control but to share, not to subdue but to be in accord. Life goes wrong when the control of space, the acquisition of things of space, becomes our sole concern.”
― Abraham Joshua Heschel, The sabbath

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Belle Wright (:
Marisa Griggs (:

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a Jewish scholar or teacher, especially one who studies or teaches Jewish law, or the person appointed is a Jewish religious leader.

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Everyday people see the word "work" and think of  physical labor and effort. Under this definition, turning on a light would be permitted, because it does not require effort, but a rabbi would not be permitted to lead Shabbat services, because leading services is his employment. Jewish law prohibits the former and permits the latter.

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Why can the Jews not "work" on this holiday?

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Why can the Jews not "work" on this holiday?

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The simple answer is Observance.

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Please visit this link then :)http://toriavey.com/toris-kitchen/2016/04/cholent/ . This website is great they give the information how to and a little history lesson on this traditional dish.

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This is a Jew dish for shabbat.  "Cholent" comes from the Hebrew word "Shelahn," which means that it "rested overnight" on the fire. Which means they make this dish the day before since sabbath is "a day of rest."

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Work that is not allowed during this day...

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Work that is not allowed during this day...

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writing, erasing, and tearing

business transactions

driving or riding in cars or other vehicles

shopping

using the telephone

turning on or off anything which uses electricity, including lights, radios, television, computer, air-conditioners and alarm clocks

cooking, baking or kindling a fire

gardening and grass mowing

doing laundry

This is not even the entire list of things they should not do. To find more about this please visit this link :) The section it is under is: Shamor: To Observe; below the fourth paragraph.
http://www.jewfaq.org/shabbat.htm

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The Torach is the Jewish written laws and consits of the fives books from the Hebrew Bible. Torah is also known as the Old Testament.

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The Holy Ark is where the Torah scrolls are kept. Most synagogues have the Holy Ark in on the Eastern wall. The curtain that covers Tha Ark is called a Parochet. The Ark is only opened during special prayers.

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7:00 PM Shabbat Evening Services, November 20th

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7:00 PM Shabbat Evening Services, November 20th

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It is a day of rest, so they can do no work what so ever. It is to remember Zachov and to observe (shamor) origins in the Torah.

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Shabat evening services should be attended in the synagogue or preformed in the household between candle lighting and dinner

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Shabbat is a jewish traditions, this event always happens when the sun goes down on Friday evening.

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The lastest can be lit is 18 minutes before sundown. The woman of the household light the candles and at least 2 candles are lit. After the candles are lit she waves her hands over them.

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Sabbath and Shabbos are also know as Shabbat in Hebrew.  Shabbat means the seventh day in Hebrew. While shalom means peace of God. Also shalom is a Hebrew greeting.

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During the Shabbat you set the table with at least 2 candles to represnt the dual commandments to remember and observe the Shabbat.