10 FACTS ABOUT SHABBAT!
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
- The Jewish holiday of Shabbat is a holy spiritual and joyful day and I wanted to share 10 facts about Shabbat with you. Shabbat Shalom!
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When I was in Israel on Birthright, the hotel had special light switches/timers that you could set before Shabbat so that the lights would go on and off when you wanted! Also, they had a special Shabbat elevator that stopped at EVERY SINGLE FLOOR so that people wouldn’t have to push a button and therefore do work!
Lol yes so many amazing inventions!!
Some ovens and thermostats include a Shabbat mode.
Love Shabbat! I like to think of it as a time to disconnect from certain things in order to better connect with the most important things. Thanks Marion 😊
So very true, I love that perspective! Thank you for sharing!!
Shabbat sounds so cool!
I feel a little bit sad.. I know one of my great grandfathers was Jewish and absolutely nothing has been saved from his family. The fact that he was a Jew was never even spoken about until I discovered it myself and took the information to my grandfather and asked him.I guess it starts again with me..
Shabbat is my favourite day! Like you, some things don’t necessarily makes sense to me but I realised that the days I strictly observed it I actually felt way better so nowadays the only rule I’d break is the electronic to turn on and off Synagogue now that everything is online!
I guess that’s the beautiful thing of Shabbat tho, G-d told us to rest and so much time has passed and so much has changed that not only people’s idea of what rest means is different but what should be expected of us is also up to interpretation, I guess. I love that! I am shomer because it makes me happy, I’ve tried otherwise but this is what worked better for me but I can appreciate people that have such a busy life to sit down with their whole family and watch a movie, I mean, isn’t this resting as well? It’s beautiful how every single Jew has a different way of observing shabbos and I’m always so curious to know how they do it, or even if they do it I guess!
It’s already Friday where I live so I have to end it with a: Shabbat Shalom!
This is so interesting!
I’m not Jewish, I’m actually a devout Christian. For us christians, it’s also mandatory to keep the sabbath holy, and it’s so interesting to see how it differs between religions.
It’s cool to see how Jews and christians both keep the sabbath holy in different ways, but also in similar ways too. There are actually more similarities than differences!
Thanks for posting such an interesting video.
Wonderful! Yes, Shabbat comes every week and how blessed are we to have that special day in our lives.
Couldn't agree more!
This is a very informative video! I didn’t know any of this but it was very nice to learn about
Aww I'm so glad to hear that, thank you!!
So fascinating!! Very clever of Shabbat-observers to turn on stuff they’ll need beforehand so they don’t break any rules :3
daisyhinojosa23 so glad to hear you liked this video! 😍
Always learning things from your videos. You do such a great job with your channel.💗
Shabbat is relaxing..you get that feeling of being away from the hustle of this world.
It really is!
Hello
I am from the Sikh faith
from London .
Love your video ❤
Loved this! I’ve learned a lot these past few years, living in my new neighborhood, surrounded by many orthodox families.
Last weekend we attended our neighborhood fire station pancake breakfast - held on a Sunday, and with kosher breakfast options. It was such a fabulous and well attended event. So inclusive. It made me proud of my city!
Thanks Melissa!! That is so cool, I love when acceptance and inclusion is part of these things!
Thanks for useful information, because we observes Sabbath in India
You did an awesome job explaining the basics of Shabbat! 💙💙💙💙
Yay so glad to hear it, thank you!
You know... you mentioned shiva. That’s something no one really addresses. Maybe you could make a video on that!
+1 for the video (as always)!
Yes I need to I’ve had a lot of requests for it just haven’t been in the right mood to film it but I must!
What is Shiva?
Your 10 Facts videos are really fantastic Marion. Not that all of your videos aren't also great (they all are wonderful). I just really, really love your 10 Facts videos in particular. I've watched them all!
this is too important:
The restrictions on Saturday are tailored to the person's mental set.
It's a day of being inside. In our soul
On Saturday, when you adhere to the rules, you can achieve a relationship of intimacy and love within yourself and between yourself and the Lord.
The definitions of Judaism are halakhic. Shabbat laws require us to Change our perspective. To live in a state of being and not a state of action and creation
To be satisfied, to embrace what there is and not chasing another achievement
. Whether as small as baking another cake or as large as completing a research paper. it is going to another reality, where not a singel thing can be added, Because your soul is satisfied.
It is a different existential essence.
A reality to which only spiritual things can be added - smile, kind words, Torah study, stories for the children, joy at the Sabbath table, fancy dress that Uplift your inner spirit.
Saturday creates a balance between the everyday race, the environment of stress, the noise outside and creates a dialogue within the mind, listening to your "inside"
Sabbath Shalom in advance
Thank you, you too!
Thank you!
There are certain things that I did not know about Shabbat until I watched this video. You are amazing Marion! 😍
So glad to hear thank you so much for the kind compliment 💕
Great video!! We loved it!
Yay so glad to hear it!
I love going to shul for Shabbat service!
It’s a really lovely experience!
Loved fact # 10!
Aww thank you!
Shabbat!! I love Shabbat!! And isnt it wonderful to have a Creator who even loves the animals enough to give them a day of rest!! 🥰
Nicely done!
Thank you!!
In my home Shabbat is such a special day. For many many many years I struggled with all the restrictions I can't do this, I can't do that, I am sure everyone knows what I am talking about. Then one day the thought came to me. As Jews we are taught to question everything and yes we truly are a choosing people. I applied this logic to the restrictions on Shabbat and everything became crystal clear to me. Shabbat became a single day when I could not work into a single day I do not have to work. I no longer felt the restriction against going shopping and adopted the mindset of I simply don't have to go shopping today. I applied this to everything. Yes the work will still be there, the shopping will still need to be done but not today. Today I can gladly put all the drama and stress of everyday life on hold and enjoy not just the physical but the mental rest as well.
This is a beautiful video.
Thank you so much Chana!
Very interesting!
Thank you!
Oh how we looove Shabbat! Todah rabbah Abba!
I don't see the video linked that you spoke of where you were talking with your Rabbi, but I will try to find it!!
Have just linked it now, thank you for letting me know!
@@MyJewishMommyLife absolutely you are very welcome! Love your videos so much!
Very informative,short and to the point,Have you ever watch NPR jewish holiday stories? How about some traditional storytelling for the coming holidays? Maybe you can read some stories for us and set the mood in yor home and decorate for your storytelling,There might be some folk stories from all over the world,you are a very lively person,we will enjoy them.
Thank you! No I haven’t but I love that idea thank you for suggesting it!
Thank You for explaining this one as well! Is Shabbat like your Sabbath?
I know this was written a year ago but yes Shabbat means sabbath in Hebrew
Also some people have non-Jews help get around those rules. “Oh man I wish it were dark in here” *hint hint* to the non-Jew to turn off the light (for example). Jews cannot ask someone else to do work for them, they just strongly hint/suggest. Also Shabbat is considered the Bride or Queen! Women are more likely to light the Shabbat candles than men!
Yes thank you for sharing all of these points!
Thanks Marion for your beautiful video explaining the Shabat.
I have a question, I’ve realized that you do use electronics on Shabbat, but you mentioned that no electricity is to be used on shabbat
You're so welcome! Personally I am a huge proponent of not placing 'form over substance', meaning to me the point of Shabbat is to rest and so if I drive to go on a hike with my family that is Shabbat for me. Many others don't believe this is right but we all must do what's right for us!
That’s true Marion, you do what you feel is best
At about 5:56 you mentioned that there may be a Bar/Bat Mitzvah happening at the synagogue during shabbat. Does Shabbat still take presidence over the Bar/Bat Mitzvahs? That had me a little confused. I'm still learning.
Yes it is confusing lol, the actual bar mitzvah (i.e. reading from the Torah or being honored in the synagogue) usually takes place during the Shabbat morning service but the party would often take place after Shabbat has ended.
@@MyJewishMommyLife
That makes sense! Thank you so much!
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Can you please talk about wines approved for Shabbat
As long as they’re marked kosher!
@@MyJewishMommyLife thank you for answering. Where would be a good place to get one? What stores?
Hi I’m learning about Shabbat and believe
now in the Sabbath. My question is you said on Saturday as part of Shabbat their are meals at the synagogue, but cooking ceases Friday night. Is the meal for Sat prepared before Friday night too?
Yes
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Yes I understand the purpose for Shabbat is connect with the almighty God Spritual
So that to remember God and recharge ones Spritual battery
Hi! So no one cleans up after the Shabbat dinner? Do you leave everything on the table until Sunday? Also, I assume no re-heating food?
There are lots of little intricacies and work arounds, dishes can be taken off the table and cleaned to use again on Shabbat if need be, or disposable can be used, it all depends on how strict you are and what your specific customs are.
On every Saturday evening we wash all the dishes do londry and escort the shabbat leaving us by special pray & lot of songs(escorting the Queen) with friends from shabbat hour ego, while eating what left from the uniq cake and juice of shabbat afternoon (the 3third meal).
sometime latter we go to see movie or theater
I am asking for your comments on this:
I am a Catholic. I do have a co-worker that is from Israel. We talk occasionally.
Two weeks ago I had a dream. I was standing outside. I looked over and saw a crone crouched down dressed in black and short gray hair. I walked over to her. She was brushing dried leaves off a bronze plaque ( looked like a grave plaque but had no name on it) on the ground. Brushing left to right. On the last pass of her hand (2 in total) she looked at me with crystal blue eyes, and said "shabbat, shabbat".
Never heard this word before and didnt know what it meant.I asked my friend from Israel and she said that it is a word used for sabbath.
Thank you for reading. Please help with what it could mean.
Sounds like a really fascinating dream, I actually love hearing people's dreams but I always ask what you think it means to you, you're the best person to have insight into your life!
@@MyJewishMommyLifethanks for replying.
at first I thought I was going to die soon and I needed to go to church.
it was a graveyard, but the grave plaque had no name. The woman in black, I think was my mom with blue eyes and not green.
Truly I have no idea why the word shabbat. I'm of Spanish and Mexican descent. Why choose a word I never heard of?
You don’t REMEMBER having heard that word before. Dreams play tricks on our minds.
Can you please make a video about taking children to Synagogue?
Definitely!
The Sabbath was given for our benefits
God rested on the 7th day and Blessed it
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I believe for everyones benefits
@@lb7625 Our benefits
Meaning everyone's benefits 👍👍
I was wondering what it could mean. Not knowing the word and not being Jewish. I believe it has a spiritual meaning but what do you think it might mean?
Shabbat means stopping. The same verb is used in Hebrew for going on strike.
Life is good when we follow God's law because God is good and He wants good things for His creation.
If you have any questions I joish ask me
What about birthdays ?
Yes Shabbat doesn’t take break for birthdays!
I should add that religious homes would not have a birthday party on Shabbat.
Thanks for responding ☺
You missed the Kosher wine?
I understand the Shabbat,
No work
No driving/riding car
No handling money
No turning on the oven
and for sure I understand they don't do stuff on Shabbat.
Even no t h i n k i n g about business on shabbat.
You are such a cutie pie...love your essence❤
Aww thank you so much!
What abt feeding ur pet?
Definitely allowed! Required actually they shouldn't go hungry of course!
@@MyJewishMommyLife thank u!
Some Jewish families have bought automatic pet feeders which serve the meals by following a schedule.
At the blessing we ordered to feed the anymale first. Befor us
How the Ancient Hebrews could celebrated Shabbat on Saturday if Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday..... first 'invented' after CE. No such days existed during Moses time? There were no Julius/Constantine/Gregorian calendar during Moses time? They only knew Moon and Sun. Shalom
@J Lee , the 7 days of the week existed since creation of this world 5780 years ago, every 24 hours is a different day, we had 7 days since then, called , first day, second day, third day etc. until 7th day which is Shabbat. The bible is way way long before the Gregorian calendar, is 3332 years old where all dsts of the week are counted, so no idea what ur even trying to say here
@@Mk-vd9qs Wow. Again someone who believes knowing everything. 24 hours a day came from the Egyptian. www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2011/11/15/3364432.htm#:~:text=Our%2024%2Dhour%20day%20comes,on%20the%20observations%20of%20stars.
I ask you as expert a very simple question. Which one is the day one? Sunday? Monday? You have no idea what you are talking about.
www.thetorah.com/article/shabbat-of-the-full-moon
www.thetorah.com/article/how-and-when-the-seventh-day-became-shabbat
Then I will prove you that Saturday Shabbat is a lie, introduced by church and Jewish leaders in the past.
Shalom
According to scripture Shabbat is predicated on the new moon. So the actual day of the week for shabbat changes every month when looking at a Gregorian calendar. It all lines up and stays the same when you look at the lunar calendar though.
The word of the year in Hebrew is Shana= שנה =(364 days)
(355 +9.666 days= 364 days)
at the enchant days the letter used instate of numbers so:
Sha =ש =300 na =50 =נ h =5 =ה
שנה= 300+50+5 =355
(every 3 years we add one month (29 days) to cover the missiig days from each year.
The Genesis already include the word shanah שנה. .
So it’s okay to be a homosexual but you can’t write or turn on a light ? Do you just pick and choose what laws you want to follow ?
This is a great question! Yes! Religion to me is all about picking and choosing what is meaningful and relevant to you. For example I don’t keep Shomer Shabbat and I do use electricity and drive but I light the candles and spend time with my family and in reflection and prayer.
OK thank you for clarifying what you believe sense God destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah for their sinful ways...
Can you give me one job in Israel
May I add domestic animals are also to rest on Shabat
Animals are suppose to rest on Shabbat also.
Yes good point, animals should not be worked on Shabbat but they don’t take it upon themselves to have a day of rest (free from hunting in the wild for example) in the same way we do.
My Jewish Mommy Life Yes, I understand what you mean.
It must take a lot of discipline to not do any work on the Sabbath.
Agreed!
@@MyJewishMommyLife Would you be kind enough to do a video on Jews rules on intermarriage, please?
Growing up in a Sabbath observant family makes it very natural to follow the restrictions. Children as young as 6 know not to turn the lights. Actually, it is very difficult for someone who grew up like that to break the rules without feeling bad about it. ...
@@elishevak.8637 Suppose it below freezing during the winter months, does an observant family leave the furnace off?
@@kytim89 no, they'd have it on a timer. Or control it with the thermostat so the heating turns in itself when the temperature drops x
I have come to the conclusion that all the laws and rules regarding Shabbat have been created by man, and not God. God only created 10 rules, man has created millions. Traditions are great and to be respected, but the original intent has been corrupted by man. I am a Jew, but I understand the difference between being commanded by God and being commanded by man.
Clearly, there was no mention of electricity and TVs in Torah. As those things didn't exist back then. I refuse to follow man-made rules, only Hashem's.