J3 - festivals and holy sites Flashcards
is Shabbat is festival
no
define Shabbat
Jewish day of rest which symbolises God’s rest on the 7th day
when does Shabbat start and end
-Friday sunset
-Saturday sunset
where is Shabbat specifically commended
-Shabbat is the only Holy day commanded in the Decalogue
verse to show importance of Shabbat
- Exodus 20: 8-11
-“Remember the Shabbat day by keeping it Holy. 6 days you shall labor and do all your work, but the 7th day is Shabbat to the Lord your God. … Therefore the Lord blessed the Shabbat day and made it holy”
verses to show importance of Shabbat
-Genesis 2: 1-3
-Exodus 20: 8-11
verse to show importance of Shabbat
-Genesis 2:1-3
-“By the 7th day, God had God had finished the work he had been doing ; so on the 7th day he rested rom all his work
when are Shabbat services at Synagogue usually at
Saturday morning
when is Shabbat at home usually at
Friday evening
is cleaning the house and preparing food considered working
yes
is using or switching on electrical devices considered work
yes
prep for before Shabbat
-house is cleaned and food is prepared
-prepare beforehand not to use or switch on electrical devices
-attend service in synagogue before Shabbat starts
how many mins before Shabbat starts is the candle lit
18 mins
who lights the candle on Shabbat and why
-usually mother
-to welcome Shabbat
What does the mother do on Shabbat
-light candle 18 mins before Shabbat - welcome Shabbat
-says blessing
-prays to God to bless her fam during Shabbat
what blessing does the mother say on Shabbat
-“Blessed are You, Lord, our God, King of the universe, who sanctifies us with His commandments and commands us to light the candles of Shabbat”
define Shabbat blessing and what is it done over
Kiddush is done over wine
What does the father do on Shabbat
-Blesses children and recites Kiddush over wine
why do Jews wash their hands before the meal on Shabbat
it’s a sign of purification
who uncovers the challah bread on Shabbat
head of household
what happens to the Challah bread on Shabbat
-cut by head of household
-dipped in salt
-passed to everyone
what happens after each course of meal on Shabbat
-scriptures and stories are told to children
-hymns sung
what happens at the end of the Shabbat meal
-prayer of thanks
what happens during the Friday meal on Shabbat
-mothers roles
-father roles
-head of household role
-scriptures, stories told to children and hymns sung
-prayer of thanks at end