Shabbat By Hodaya M. Morashah Why do we do Shabbat? At the beginning of the world there was nothing....

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Shabbat By Hodaya M. Morashah

Transcript of Shabbat By Hodaya M. Morashah Why do we do Shabbat? At the beginning of the world there was nothing....

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  • Why do we do Shabbat? At the beginning of the world there was nothing. Hashem wanted there to be something in the world. As to that fact, Hashem made the world in 6 days. On the 7 th day Hashem decided to rest after all that hard work. This is why we do Shabbat, we just shut down from all the worries and hard work during the week. As well as this, we are also taught Shabbat from the Ten commandments that Moshe gave us on Har Sinai. It is so important to keep that tradition from long ago because the Ten Commandments are very important. I think that you have to work a little during the week, to make Shabbat as special as possible.
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  • What we do on Shabbat Friday night Friday night is I think a really great way to welcome Shabbat. We first start with Mincha, then we go to Cabbalat Shabbat, the welcoming of Shabbat which also includes Lecha Dodi. Following Cabbalat Shabbat is Maariv.
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  • What we do on Shabbat Shabbat day This day is the main part of Shabbat. In Shull we first do Shacharit, then the reading of the Torah and then Mussaf. Every week we have a portion to read from the Torah. These portions are called Parshas. Each Parsha make up a book. There are 5 books of the Torah.
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  • Havdalah Havdalah is when we say goodbye to the atmosphere of Shabbat. We smell spices, we light a candle and we drink some wine. (or grapejuice) Listen to the atmosphere of Havdalah!