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People talk in these days with horror of the old Puritan sabbath.
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And should prohibit the sabbath, and the festival days to be celebrated.
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Prayer and fasting and sabbath observance took the place of sacrificial rites.
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To morrow is the sabbath of the holy rest unto the Lord.'
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So sweet a hush never hallowed the sabbath rest of any forest.
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The Shabbos plates went in the cupboard in the parlour.
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Hillel was wearing his old Shabbos suit, and didn't feel at all comfortable in it.
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'Except on Shabbos, of course.' The word sounded artificial coming from his lips.
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We know what a shoemaker earns: less than nothing, and from that he still has to make Shabbos.
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Even at the Hashomer Hatza'ir, where they met on Shabbos afternoon, he didn't say a word about it.
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They come and fire rockets and we just know there will be problems, said Sheikh al-Shabat, 42, who teaches at the local university.
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Yeah, maybe we need to add a guilt free tech shabbat.
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I chanted the Shabbat Kiddush blessing-normallyperformed with sacramental wine-overthe vodka.
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There were fewer cars on the road now: Shabbat was coming, Uri explained.
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Shabbat, the Jewish day of rest, also involves refraining from work.
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Well Friday is very social for us, we always have Shabbat.
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I go to synagogue on Shabbat; prayer, meditation and music are healing for me.
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It's not a Shabbat if you don't have people over.
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What is Tech Shabbat like for you and your friends.
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When Maggie asked him what was wrong, he came back with a single word: 'Shabbat.'
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That was as likely as pork chops on Shabbat.
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We go to supper there every Shabbat, one of the girls said with a laugh.
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A Shabbat meal was clearly not a commonplace occurrence in the lives of these Soviet Jews.
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Menorahs, mezuzahs, Shabbat candles, kiddush cups, challah covers.
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Shabbat Shalom. He later issued a video message undertaking to accept the court ruling in his case.
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'Shabbat, shabbat,' the driver said, gesturing to the view outside the windscreen.
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Jewish synagogues across the country were closed for Shabbat for the first time in New Zealand history.