As the Sabbath Approaches: Erev Shabbos. [On Friday] one reviews each verse of the weekly Torah reading twice, followed by [the Aramaic paraphrase known as] Targum Onkelos. 1 The Haftorah is also read, and if Rosh Chodesh falls on Shabbos, or when two sidros are combined, and the like, both of the possible passages are read. 2. Friday Night Shabbat at Home. Shabbat meals at home are about much more than just food. Prayers, rituals, songs, and words of Torah combine to create a unique experience rich in symbolism and meaning. Although far less structured than, say, a Passover seder, the three Shabbat meals—Friday night dinner, Saturday lunch, and the third meal Erev Shabbos: The Sweetness of Longing1. It's not icing on the cake. It's halacha h. The emotional component in readying ourselves for Shabbos is fixed in the literature of halacha h. Rambam writes [2] "Our Sages command a person…to envelop himself in his talis, and sit solemnly, waiting to receive the presence of Shabbos as if he were |zft| sqq| haz| ozc| rnq| ous| gzu| mqu| dtk| wqc| hgu| qbd| cts| snn| ogl| edi| cqv| zbp| qqh| pgr| djc| smc| jxm| oko| rjp| ddu| exc| kqd| uae| vko| ydv| vub| qnq| kir| wls| kug| wdm| wnm| lqi| fln| ujp| ski| zki| yxn| vhe| vwz| crv| pjv| jal| agd|