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Judaism Festivals/Celebrations
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- Festivals / Celebrations
- Shabbat
- Shabbat takes place every Saturday
- Jews are not allowed to do any 'work'
on Shabbat. This includes: Cooking,
household chores, work (as in Job),
use light or heat (fridges also
included)
- There are 2 loaves of bread. The father
blesses the wine first. The bread is
covered in a cloth to stop it 'seeing' the
wine being blessed first and therefore
become jealous.
- The mother of the house lights 2
candles and covers her eyes whilst
she blesses them.
- It is the Jewish day
of rest
- Shabbat takes place every Saturday
- Pesach
(The
Passover)
- On the evening before
passover Jewish families
take place in a service
called Seder which
happens over a meal
- This meal contains: A lamb bone, a
roasted egg, a green vegetable for them
to dip in salt water, bitter herbs made
from horseradish, and a charoset.
- A Charoset is a paste of
chopped apples, wine, and
walnuts)
- A Charoset is a paste of
chopped apples, wine, and
walnuts)
- This meal contains: A lamb bone, a
roasted egg, a green vegetable for them
to dip in salt water, bitter herbs made
from horseradish, and a charoset.
- The passover
celebration lasts for
about 7-8 days
- On the evening before
passover Jewish families
take place in a service
called Seder which
happens over a meal
- Shavuot
- A celebration of the giving of the
decalogue (10 commandments)
- A celebration of the giving of the
decalogue (10 commandments)
- Shabbat
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