What is Shabbat?
Shabbat is a Jewish name for Sabbath and is observed every week. It starts at sunset on Friday and ends at sunset on Saturdays. He is inexorably tied to the "seventh day" in Torah, where God rested after the creation of the earth. Compliance with Shabbat is, among other things, adherence to that day of rest. For example, one prescribed Shabbat is that no work will be done between Friday and Saturday evening. Conservative and Orthodox Jews can include a definition, turn on light or drive a car as types of work. Also cooking is a job, so the meals must be prepared before Shabbat.
Although work is forbidden, these laws may be absolutely violated if one has to save someone else's life. Thus, the physician may perform surgery or be in the hospital and all medical facilities requiring electricity are usually exempt from the definition of work. The doctor could also drive a car for a carrier.
Although one cannot work, the game is encouraged along with prayer, differs from strictLooking at Saturday, as can be seen in some sects of Christianity. Sexual activity between husband and wife is encouraged as regenerative and for pleasure. Children and adults can play games together. Shabbat is both a holy day of rest and a day that should be fun.
Shabbat begins a few minutes before sunset. The woman of the house lights up two candles Shabbat. These candles symbolize the purposes of Shabbat: Remember and observe. The Jewish Book of Prayer, siddur contains the third reason to celebrate Shabbat. It should give the taste of what comes when the Messiah comes.
After lighting candles, Jews can visit Shabbat service. Not everyone does it and not everyone can get to service. If one has to drive a car to get into Temple, this may not be in line with the laws of adherence to Shabbat. Reformed Jews can allow car driving. Exercise Orthodox Jews could go to chframe.
After following the temple, the family enjoys a nice dinner that was prepared before sunset. The wine is called a blessing called Kiddush. Kiddush involves reciting Genesis 2: 1-3, most likely to mention in Hebrew. Then it is called several prayers. The Jews then washed their hands and said prayer.
The first item is Challah, which is Jewish bread. Bread is called prayer. These prayers are not long. The English translation for Prayer over Challah is "You are blessed, Lord, our God, the king of the universe that brings bread from the ground."
After the end of the meal Shabbat, the family can study Torah or can practice secular things like playing games. It really depends on the extent to which family practices Judaism and what it belongs to. Reformed and less traditional sects may not observe prayers or prescribed against work and could spend the night watching TV.
More attentive Jews will take part in another service in the morning and the rest of the day is engaged in relaxation. AtThe Sun's Sun officially ends. For an orthodox Jew, this may mean that cleaning begins. Those who practice a small job on Shabbat can clean up throughout the shabbat, because theoretically clean house contributes to greater enjoyment of the day.