SHABBAT SHALOM part 2 || RULES ON SABBATH || ORTHODOX JEWISH LIFE || FRUM IT UP

This beautiful.
I really get encouraged with your videos ❤

Blessings for such an amazing support.

Thanks

Thank you for explaining!

As a Christian, I so enjoy your videos. I love your traditions . Thank you for sharing ❤

i love this channel. I learn so much. ❤

Thank you expand my knowledge of the Jewish culture.

Shalom to all🌍

Still watching your old videos. This one was full of lots of interesting information.

How do you prepare each week for Shabbat? Thank you 🙏!

I love your channel. Many blessings.

Hi! Does this mean that your children don’t have to do homework on Shabbat? That sounds great! :D

I have an honest question- Are lights not permitted but central heat is?? If not, how do you stay warm in winter??

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I am still confused.
Aren't rabiI working performing religious services for holy days?
You are a doctor, don't you get called in for emergencies on holy days?

I just wanted to let you know how much I enjoy your videos! Although I’m not Jewish, I love learning about your faith, culture, and traditions. It’s so special how you joyfully incorporate traditions that have been passed down for ages into your daily life. Thanks for sharing this with the world! 💕

As a Conservative Jew I love your channel

I found the idea of Shabbat very beautiful. And you explain beautifully. Thank you. It reminds me of when I was fortunate to take part in Shabbat with a semi-orthodox family with roots all over the world and speaking many diffferent languages. very special.

Thank you, Sara, for this very insightful video content. ❤️

Do Jews accept people that convert to Judaism?

Beautiful explanation

Please are you aloud to do dishes after meals on Sabbath? Or do you wait till start of first day?

How do you get to the sabbath services if you can not drive?

What happens if someone is ill on Shabbat and can't do all the things you do?

You have a beautiful way of telling

Thank you 😊. I love your videos.

Thank you for the wonderful information

Hi, i am a new subscriber and let me say addicted to your Channel. I hope my question isn't stupid but I just wanted to ask how do one celebrates Shabbat if the person is a doctor/nurse on duty and has to perform an important surgery?

My question may sound like a joke, but it really isn't. If someone lived in the woods and their house caught on fire ons Shabbat would they put it out? I guess I'm asking if exception are made for certain situations.

Again, thank you for helping this Christian understand tradition and law. I really appreciate the content and the insight. 🙂Be blessed!🙏🏼

Shabbat Shalom! (Apologies for posting while you are possibly observing Shabbat, here it has been dark for a few hours already). I do have a question regarding whether something is permissible on Shabbat from an Orthodox perspective. Where I live, we are having our national election. Elections are always on Saturday and voting is mandatory for those with the right to vote, although it's possible to vote early if one cannot vote on the day. Would it be correct to say that even if one could walk to a poling place and thus not need to drive, voting in an election is not a permissible activity on Shabbat as this would involve writing? Todah rabah in advance!

Hi there, why do you write G.od instead of God? Merci (from France).

Great breakdown and explaining. Thank you for sharing.

Hi there, non Jew here. I’ve been on a spiritual journey over the last two years trying to refine my faith. I have a question in regards to the sabbath rules. What happens if you need to go to the hospital but it’s the sabbath? Like if you’re having a stroke or heart attack? You’re making others work…ambulance drivers, hospital workers, etc…and you’re using electricity when you’re there presumably. So are you breaking the sabbath by seeking medical care? Also, in regards to not using electricity, do you not use AC or heating during the sabbath? What if you have small children? Extreme heat or cold can often be fatal to little ones.

Thanks you!

Love the way you explain all these Holly LAWS OF OUR haKADOSH TORAH!!!MAY HASHEM BLESS YOU AND ALL YOUR LOVED ONES, ALWAYS AMEN ve AMEN!!!💗🕎✡💗

I was LDS (Mormon) for 10 years. No restrictions on electricity. We could drive, but not buy gas. We couldn't buy anything (like order pizza). We could cook. we couldn't work (we weren't supposed to). Women wore skirts and dresses to church but could change out of them once home (we usually wore sweats). Every first Sunday was fast and testimony Sunday.

Beautifully explained!

This was a fantastic explanation. It made clear so many foggy things. Thank you.

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I’m looking at converting to Orthodox- is it true that on Shabbat Jews are not suppose to brush their teeth, hair, bathe/shower or apply creams?

Creating isn't on that list, is it separate from the 39?

Found your channel from Sonya’s prep 💜. Thank you for sharing and explaining these traditions (is that the correct term) with us non Jewish folks.

Let us say that I have a four day workweek and I keep the shabbat on the correct day but I forget to do malacha on the other 2 days that are not shabbat

Isn't that the opposite of a mitzvah

The Doctor Surgeon does not know the Sabbath day, but he serves God with all his heart and himself, and his hands work for God and with God.

Love this. Such a good explanation. I love hearing about Shabbos, and you made it so understandable! This was a beautiful video. 😘

Love how you explain the difference between work being exerting energy and work as malacha. I always joke with my friends that I could spend Shabbos carrying a sofa up and down the stairs but I can't flip a light switch.

PS BLOOPERS are making me laugh every time!!! Seriously this animal is really in love with you guys!!!

THANK YOU! This is a GREAT VIDEO and it makes it so easy to understand what are the work prohibited on Shabbat and better connect with the essence of Shabbat. LOVE IT!!!