WHAT IS SHABBAT?! SHABBAT 1O1 - Shabbat Series Episode 2

This is my 'Shabbat 101' video a basic introduction to the Jewish holiday of Shabbat - answering your questions - What Is Shabbat? How Do Jewish People Celebrate Shabbat? and What do we do with candles, kiddush wine and challah. Also I'm sharing the Shabbat prayers for each of these items. This is the second video in my new summer series all about SHABBAT!
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[nomeu]

I am a teen who has been considering conversion to Judaism for a while now! Your videos are so helpful. When I look at pics of Synagogues or vids like this I just feel at home. I love the community there is with Jewish people. 💞💕

[randihadfield]

I love it that you call this a holiday and Celebration!

[violetwicks]

I know very little about Judaism and have no one in my life who is Jewish, but I really loved this video because it was so easy to understand even as someone with no knowledge and your absolute joy talking about your faith was infectious. I learned a lot about Shabbat from this video, 99% of which I didn’t know prior, so thank you :)

[Edithish]

Thanks a lot! I just started working in a Condominium building which has majority of Jewish people. I was asked to put the elevator on service for Shabbat. So, the person doesn't have to call the elevator. The elevator just continuosly moves up and down while stopping on each floor. This prevents people from calling the elevator or pressing the switch for the elevator. This was a bit difficult for me to understand. But, your video has given me a great insight to Shabbat. So, thanks a lot again!

[ainouzers]

Your channel is making me realized how subconsciously connected I feel to Judaism it’s so peaceful and beautiful! I really want to try Shabbat one day

[davidwillhite]

Thank you for this nice introduction to Shabbat. I have been invited to celebrate for the first time with my Israeli friends! Shalom Shabbat!

[sherryarmstrong]

Thank you so much! I'm a Torah keeping Christian. I be been trying to get into practicing Friday/Saturday Shabbat for several years. This Friday will be my first actual endeavor. Thank you for the blessings for the candles, wine and challah. I'm not sure about the challah. But, I have an idea. I hope my humble attempt is worthy. I'm so glad I found your channel.

[karenherman]

What a beautiful job explaining Shabbat. My mother used to say that we cover the challah so it won’t be embarrassed that it was last.

[loisocampo]

I love Shabbat because it is a commandment. There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; for anyone who enters God’s rest also rests from their works, just as God did from his. I am Christian and I partake and celebrate Shabbat. Thank you for this video. G_d bless you!

[veronicakj]

Your channel brings so much peace to me!!!!
Even though im not jewish, i love your channel !!!

[LydiaIby]

I watched the Peter Santello documentary and found Judaism very intriguing and beautiful. I’ll like to try Shabbath bread one day

[RyanBirk]

Follower of Christ here. Loving this channel. I want to start celebrating Shabbat

[franny]

I am a non-practicing Catholic but I think the Jewish religion so fascinating and beautiful and the one thing I incorporated in my home was our own version of the Sabbath and in my case it’s turning off all devices and it’s a freedom to know that I cannot check my email every hour or waste my time on the Internet. I like the idea of going off the grid for a certain amount of time to recharge our batteries.😊

[isabelcastillo]

Thank you Marion for sharing what Shabbat is. I’m a Catholic but have been very interested in Judaism. I love the idea of Shabbat. It’s so peaceful.

[HeatherLandon]

I'm an ex-Christian, and only recently discovered I feel *really* connected to Judaism. I was raised in a diverse area (my church was a block away from a Greek Othodox church. I've started limiting my phone use from Friday evenings to Saturday nights.

[andreagriswold]

I recently converted and over the past few years I have learned so much from your videos and I felt a lot of encouragement! Thank you!

[CandidLynn]

Thank you for posting this series. I’ve started my conversion process. I’m glad I found your channel to see how your family celebrates events and Shabbat.

[joelvelez]

I love Shabbat. Thank u for sharing. I’m a little late cause this was a year ago. But it’s never too late Baruch HaShem.

[JewishEducationatHome]

Marion, this is a beautiful video. I was brought up very secular, even declared myself an atheist at one point! It was quite a process to becoming religious, but I can definitely pinpoint the very START of my journey, and the START of sparking my Jewish soul with being part of a Shabbat meal at college. :)

[saffiyehbrandhijaffer-mcne]

This is awesome, I love learning families religious practice. I actually grew up in a Shia household, and we had a gethering every Thursday night, to recite prayers that welcomes the awaited Mahdi.
See, Shia Muslims are expecting that the coming Messiah will be arriving on a Thursday, so will have a Majlis, basically about that.
I'm not Muslim now, but I noticed that many Jewish things remind me of my Islamic upbringing.
Today I actually practice Hinduism, and I'm very happy and grateful in that now, but yes, I enjoy various cultures, and Judaism is one my favorite.