Jewish biblical holiday shabat
This article will focus on one of the most revered Jewish biblical holidays - Shabbat. Shabbat is the seventh day in Judaism, the Sabbath. The Torah instructs Jews to refrain from work, it is a day of rest. Shabbat begins with sunset on Friday and continues with sunset on Saturday. According to the Torah, Shabbat is a sign between God and Israel. This is not only an "eternal Union" between God and his people, but also a universal phenomenon, it serves as a guarantee of improving the world. Including children of other Nations who joined God, because everyone who observes the Sabbath and keeps the Covenant. The laws of Shabbat prescribed by the Torah will also be considered, namely the meeting of Shabbat, lighting candles, prohibitions on work, prayer and eating.