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1.  It will help you enjoy and appreciate the Shabbat more if you have a deeper understanding of the meaning of the Shabbat.
2. Prepare for the Shabbat.
3. Start the Shabbat with prayers for your children, lighting Shabbat candles, Kiddush prayers, challah prayers, a festive dinner, and Shabbat Friday night services at the synagogue.
4.Attend the Saturday morning services held at the synagogue.
5.For Saturday afternoon lunch, prepare another Kiddush prayer.
6. Since Shabbat is a day of joy, sing hymns at all of the meals.
7. Know the 39 tasks that are prohibited on the Shabbat.
8. Know what a muktzeh is.

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The Torah Scrolls are kept in the Ark in a synagogue. The Ark is only used during special prayers, like on Shabbat.

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Some people greet one another by saying, "Gut Shabbos." Another greeting that is used commonly is, "Shabbat Shalom."

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At home, Jews play Jewish music while they clean to help create the Shabbat mood. Also, fresh flowers help to make the house more Shabbosdik. Shabbat is metaphorically seen as a queen, so Jews use their best table linens, dishes and silverware. On the table there are candlesticks and candles, a Kiddush cup and wine, one or two loaves of challah covered with a challah cover.

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"Six days you shall labor and do all of your work, but the seventh day is a Sabbath of Adonai your God."

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This kind of rest gies us the opportunity to re-create our spirit and restore our souls

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“And the evening and the morning were the sixth day. Thus the heavens and the earth were finished, and all the host of them. And on the seventh day God ended his work which he has made; and he rested on the seventh day from all his work which he has made. And God blessed the seventh day, and sanctified it: because that in it he had rested from all his work which God created and made.” (Gen. 1:31-2:3)

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Shabbat Dinner (Learn the blessings!) - Moishe House Rocks

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Come learn the Shabbat dinner blessings with Isaac Zones! Isaac comes to dinner at Moishe House and gets a surprising challenge - can he lead the Shabbat dinner guests in four ritual blessings?! With a little help from our karaoke style video, you can too!

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I've Got a Feeling

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The Sabbath, or Shabbat, is a day for Jews to rest after a week of work. It occurs every seventh day (Friday & Saturday) and includes leasurily eating and praying.

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Observant jews leave work early to begin preparing. At
sunset an evening service is attended. Back at home, Kiddush, a blessing said to reiderate the holiness of the Shabbat, is recited over wine. A festive meal is eaten, and then an upbeat grace is recited. There is an hour or two for the family to discuss the Torah or other related topics before heading to sleep.

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The family attends services before another festive meal whenever they wake up. They then study the Torah and take a walk or any other leisure activity. They sometimes eat a late afternoon meal. The Shabbat ends at nightfall with a concluding ritual called Havdalah.

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The Sabbath has particular rituals, like wearing festive clothing. Other riutals include three meals beginning with a blessing over bread, enjoying leisuire activities (eating, singing, taking walks, playing gamesThere are certain guidelines or ideas that should be obeyed on the Shabbat, for examle avoiding unpleasent conversation (topics of money, EDIT).

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By Marissa Daily and Sarah Davis

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Challah, a braided bread, is eaten before meals with blessings.

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~Shabbas
~Sabbath