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	Shabbos and Pesach - Torah.org
		Because of the obligation to eat "bread" on Shabbos, those who do not intend to use actual bread, which is naturally chametz, may use egg matzo as their Shabbos "bread".
		There is a custom to divide the early Shabbos morning meal into two, saying birchas hamazon after the first course, then washing our hands once more and eating the "bread" with the rest of the meal and reciting birchas hamazon again at the completion of the meal.
		The obvious benefit of erev Pesach falling on Shabbos as that we all arrive at the Seder well rested and spiritually uplifted to celebrate the greatest night of the Jewish year.
	www.torah.org /features/holydays/pesachshabbos.html (799 words)

	Shabbos
		Shabbos, in a nutshell, is the reason for creation.
		The way in which we determine forbidden labors on Shabbos is by what was used in the building of the Mishkan.
		He explains that Shabbos is the medium in which the two meet.
	www.jbuff.com /d032201.htm (523 words)

	Shabbos and Pesach - Torah.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Because of the obligation to eat "bread" on Shabbos, those who do not intend to use actual bread, which is naturally chametz, may use egg matzo as their Shabbos "bread".
		There is a custom to divide the early Shabbos morning meal into two, saying birchas hamazon after the first course, then washing our hands once more and eating the "bread" with the rest of the meal and reciting birchas hamazon again at the completion of the meal.
		The obvious benefit of erev Pesach falling on Shabbos as that we all arrive at the Seder well rested and spiritually uplifted to celebrate the greatest night of the Jewish year.
	torah.org /features/holydays/pesachshabbos.html (790 words)

	Shabbos - the Holiness of Time - Rabbi Dr. Abraham J. Twerski
		This is because Shabbos is a prerequisite to the acceptance of Torah.
		Shabbos is referred to as me'ein olam haba, akin to the bliss of Paradise.
		Celebrating Shabbos with three meals is of such great merit that the Talmud says, "Whoever observes the three meals of Shabbos is spared from three forms of punishment: from the anguish prior to the coming of Moshiach, from the judgment of Gehinnom, and from the battle of Gog-Magog.
	www.torahweb.org /torah/special/2006/dtwe_shabbos.html (4108 words)

	The Shabbos Experience
		A minimum of two candles are lit corresponding to the two expressions of Shabbos mentioned preveiously: "Zochor" (remember) and "Shomor" (guard), that are mentioned in the Ten Commandments.
		Shabbos meals begin with the recitation of the Kiddush, which is said by the head of the household or any male over thirteen.
		After Shabbos ends, Havdalah is said to mark the distinction between the "holy and the profane," between the Shabbos that has ended and the ordinary days of the week that have begun.
	www.utexas.edu /students/cjso/Shabbos/shabexp.html (2020 words)

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		Shabbos invites all those who need new energy, all those who have been broken by the world of the six days, who need the world of Shabbos to make their brokeness whole again.
		Shabbos invites all those who have so far only felt the pain of life and are crying for the joy, the bliss, the unbelievable heavenliness of being alive in a world created by G-d.
		Shabbos is to get to the top of the mountain in one second, and there discover even higher mountains that we may have never ever seen before.
	www.rebshlomo.org /torah/shabbos.txt (2127 words)

	Shabbos \| insights into Shabbat
		Shabbos occurs weekly to teach that very fact: ultimately, sooner or later, there will be a final end to the work-phase and the long Shabbos will begin.
		Shabbos halts all work and preparation, things remain on Shabbos as they are at the moment of its entry; the end of life halts change, halts development, and the neshama remains as it was at that point.
		Shabbos is the celebration of the remembrance of Creation, a return to the primal, perfect state, a return to the source.
	www.simpletoremember.com /vitals/shabbos-shabbat.htm (2660 words)

	Gut Shabbos!!
		Shabbos is one of the commandments which intentional transgression is punished by death at the hands of the earthly Beis Din and Kares (spiritual death) at the hands of the heavenly Beis Din.
		It is traditionally the woman of the house's perogative to light the Shabbos lights and fulfill the obligation of her household.
		However since a woman accepts the Shabbos by saying the blessing for the lights she is forbiden to light a fire after she says the blessing.
	www.fortunecity.com /campus/champlain/479/gutshabbos.html (2219 words)

	DVAR TORAH
		Shabbos is chetzi l'Hashem v'chetzi lachem (half for G-d and half for you).
		Shabbos is not meant to simply be a vacation where we indulge ourselves with abandon.
		Shabbos is not simply a time to relax, but a time to reflect.
	www.kehillastorah.org /Shabbos.htm (1076 words)

	Hasidic Book 02 The Role of Shabbos
		On Shabbos the silent devotional prayers contain seven blessings, for these prayers are like an oath, they invigorate the seven parts of the heart and personality.
		Shabbos Shabboson, the Shabbos of Shabbos, the source of all holiness.
		Shabbos displays that man is not the master of his fate and livelihood, God is the master of the Universe.
	www.613.org /hasidism/02.htm (4440 words)

	Star-K Kosher Certification - Kosher Consumer
		The procedure for hamotzi for all Shabbos meals is as follows: Use small fresh rolls for lechem mishnah (there are less crumbs with fresh rolls).
		Shacharis on Shabbos morning should be scheduled earlier than usual because one must recite hamotzi on lechem mishnah and follow the above procedure before the sof zman achilas chometz (end of 4th halachic hour of the day).
		One may also wish to set the seder table before Shabbos and eat in the kitchen on Shabbos to allow the seder to begin as early as possible after Shabbos.
	www.star-k.org /kashrus/kk-passover-shabbos.htm (1328 words)

	Shabbos vs. Chanuka -- Darche Noam Institutions
		Shabbos candles are, on the other hand, made for use — it is actually essential that they be used in the home.
		Shabbos candles are exactly the opposite -- made for shalom bayis, peace in the home, they are, by definition, for use.
		Shabbos candles are part of enjoying Shabbos, which unites the physical and the spiritual, Heaven and earth.
	www.darchenoam.org /articles/web/holidays/ar_chan_ryk.htm (354 words)

	SHABBOS KODESH SICHA
		Eating a shabbos meal during the shiur time, is listed in the Yerushalmi, as one of the three causes for rich people to lose their wealth.
		One Shabbos afternoon, the nashelnyk (field director) brought the group to the work area, and told them that he would return in three hours to check on their progress.
		The Gemoro (Shabbos 92b) explains that the Torah law prohibiting this, refers to cases in which one person is carrying something that can normally be carried by one person.
	www.neveh.org /price/price10.html (4062 words)

	A GUIDE TO SHABBOS EREV PESACH
		Although chometz may be purchased and eaten all day Friday, the custom is to sell and burn the chometz before the sof zman biur chometz had this day been Erev Pesach (end of 5th halachic hour of the day).
		The procedure for hamotzi for all Shabbos meals is as follows: Use small fresh rolls for lechem mishnah (there are less crumbs with fresh rolls).
		Shacharis on Shabbos morning should be scheduled earlier than usual because one must recite hamotzi on lechem mishnah and follow the above procedure before the sof zman achilas chometz (end of 4th halachic hour of the day).
	www.kashrut.com /Passover/shabbos (1350 words)

	Shabbos
		Shabbos is the center of the Jewish week.
		Shabbos is not a mere day of rest nor a day off.
		Finally, shabbos is a day to enjoy family and friends, to indulge in the pleasure of praising Hashem in prayer, and to relish the sweetness study of Torah, another of His precious gifts to the Jewish people.
	rabbi.bendory.com /docs/shabbos.php (478 words)

	Manischewitz - Traditions, Tips and Trends
		Shabbos traditions make it an ideal opportunity to gather friends and family around for a meal.
		Since the menu typically consists of dishes you make in advance to avoid cooking on Shabbos, you’re finished with meal preparations and relaxed by the time the guests arrive––a great tip for stress-free entertaining, anytime.
		And because the Shabbos table should be fit for a visit from a queen, you’ll be using all your guest-worthy linens, dishes and silverware already (Out of silver polish?
	www.manischewitz.com /entertaining/shabbos.php (312 words)

	Weekly Hilchos Shabbos Series
		In the previous shiur we established that the halacha is in accordance with the opinion that holds that an ill person may only violate an issur d’rabanan (a rabbinical prohibition) b’shinui (in a backhanded manner) and it may be violated in a regular manner when a limb is endangered.
		We are not concerned on account of ‘grinding herbs’ as one must soak it before Shabbos, and that acts as a reminder.
		As such it will not help to dissolve a pain killer in water before Shabbos and drink it on Shabbos because there must be a shinui in the normal procedure of taking the medication and dissolving is not a part of the normal procedure.
	www.shemayisrael.co.il /parsha/ostroff/archives/shabbos4_10.htm (1088 words)

	Shabbos goy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A Shabbos Goy (yiddish: שבת גוי) is an individual who regularly assists a Jewish individual or organization by performing certain acts for them on the Jewish Sabbath which are forbidden to Jews within Jewish law.
		The phrase is a combination of the word "Shabbos" (שבת), referring to the Jewish Sabbath, and "Goy" (גוי), meaning "gentile." It can also refer to an gentile individual who works on behalf of Jews or Israel in a more general sense.
		In certain households and synagogues a particular non-Jewish person (invariably not a member of the home/synagogue) may be designated as "the Shabbos goy" for that place.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Shabbos_goy (205 words)

	Parshas VaYakal - Shabbos Shekalim
		Shabbos is considered as one who violates all of the Torah.] The
		Shabbos is called in the Talmud a 'good present that was hidden in
		This is what the special piyyut for this Shabbos says, 'Let the words of our lips be like the offering of bullocks because the silver shekalim of atonement are no longer here.' By the reading of the parsha of shekalim it is as if they were measuring the shekalim and
	www.milechai.com /judaism/torah/parshas-Vayakal-shabbos-shekalim.html (2195 words)

	Tehilim Hotline - Welcome!
		From the moment a woman lights the candles, she must observe the sanctity of Shabbos, and refrain from doing things that are forbidden on Shabbos.
		The Talmud (Shabbos 23b) states that in the merit of lighting Shabbos candles, parents are blessed with sons who will be Torah scholars.
		Therefore, many women recite a prayer after lighting the Shabbos candles requesting that their sons become Torah scholars, that their children follow in the way of Torah, and that they be given Divine assistance in all their endeavors.
	www.tehilimhotline.org /shabbos_generallaws_candlelighting.asp (1064 words)

	Shabbos - Tabernacle of Time
		The Talmud (Shabbos 73a) explains: The Torah juxtaposes Shabbos and the Tabernacle to teach us that those activities used to construct the Tabernacle, are the very same activities that are forbidden on Shabbos.
		A Shabbos observed in isolation would surely be spiritually uplifting, but this is not the type of Shabbos which would lead to redemption.
		Shabbos is not the end of our week, rather it is the midpoint and source of energy.
	www.aish.com /torahportion/shragasweekly/Shabbos_-_Tabernacle_of_Time.asp (1615 words)

	Blogdigger Search: subject:(shabbos)
		As Shabbos draws to a close in Rindge...
		SHABBOS IN THE DAF - Yevamos 100 - Daf Yomi
		By Reb Ben The Gemara discusses a case where limbs of a chatas offering, which are meant to be eaten, became mixed up with limbs of an olah offering, which are meant to be burned on the mizbeiach.
	www.blogdigger.com /search.jsp?q=subject:(shabbos) (713 words)

	chabadaustin.com > shabbos at chabad
		In the fall/winter Shabbos meals will begin at approximately 7:00pm so please plan to stay at least until 9:00.
		Starting off Shabbos right: Jews are commanded to kindle lights every Shabbos, and the times for doing this are very important.
		Discover the basis for Shabbos in the Torah, why challah is taken, what is kiddush and havdalah, and what is the meaning behind our Shabbos rituals.
	studentorgs.utexas.edu /cjso/shabbos/index.html (264 words)

	Mining the Treasures of the Shabbos Table Notes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		One of the main goals of a Shabbos meal is that parents and children should become close.
		So I think that people have to realize that it is absolutely integral to really be very focused on sholom bayis and on treating and honoring their spouse in the most profound way.
		It is important to note that children learn other very important lessons at the Shabbos table, such as how to respect a spouse, how to be careful with speech, and hachnosis orchim.
	home.earthlink.net /~depsteintx/tblreview.html (1202 words)

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		One who keeps the Shabbos in accordance with its laws, becomes a throne for the heavenly constellation of Hashem, Blessed be He, and therefore Shabbos is known as meNuChaH (a resting place).
		The Shabbos is the light of the eyes which illumine the Holy Temple and the entire world.
		This is why those who keep the Shabbos will have their eyes opened and they will have the power to see into themselves and judge how far they have reached in their spiritual journey.
	www.ilovetorah.com /shabbos.html (3860 words)

	Jewish-Interest Essays: Shabbos and Resonance
		Of course, persons who have been keeping Shabbos all their lives never get to notice the difference, and they have a hard time understanding why Jews that don't keep Shabbos don't think like they do.
		But for people who either start or stop keeping Shabbos, the effect is clearly palpable in everything they do, and all but the most distant cannot fail to notice it.
		It should be possible to sort out the conditions under which Shabbos observance enhances life and work performance, and once the necessary parameters are known, it should be possible to make use of them for real, objective demonstrations.
	www.meru.org /ShabbosResonance.html (1346 words)

	Shabbat Dinner Schedule (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Shabbos House dinners are held at Shabbos House (see MAP for directions) and Hillel dinners are held in UAlbany's Campus Center (usually in CC 375 or the Assembly Hall).
		(Starting Summer 2004, Shabbos House has begun cozy Shabbat dinners for those up her summertime, but we will not be here all weekends, be sure to check schedule).
		Shabbos House Dinners (etc..) are only possible because of the generous contributions of Parents, Alumni, Students and Friends.
	www.shabboshouse.com /schedule/Dinners.htm (385 words)

	The Shabbos Meal - A Taste of Shabbos
		It was Friday night and he stopped at a window to observe a family sitting down to Shabbos dinner.
		As you begin to prepare your Shabbos feast you will see by our menu that there is an appropriate order of the Shabbos Meal.
		The fish is always served and eaten before the meat dish and the two courses never appear on the table at the same time.
	www.chabad.org /article.asp?aid=109169 (312 words)

	MY FIRST SHOMER SHABBOS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		One exception to this rule is Shabbos (the period whereby Jews testify through their observance of it that G-d created the world).
		Shabbos is a celebratory occasion and a person is not permitted to mourn on it even during the period of Shiva.
		Shabbos came as a great relief to both myself and my sister.
	www.arizel.com /myfirstshomershabbos.htm (1413 words)

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