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Celebration of Shabbat (the Sabbath) in the synagogue and the home; the meaning and
Understanding the celebration of Shabbat in both the synagogue and at home, including its significance. This encompasses (a) services in the synagogue, the Kiddush, other blessings, reading from the Sefer Torah (Sidrah), prayers, and sermons; (b) the Friday evening meal, which involves preparation, welcoming Shabbat, the Kiddush, other blessings, and the challah bread; (c) the Havdalah ceremony performed in the synagogue and at home.
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CambridgeIGCSEReligious StudiesJudaism: Worship
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- Understanding the celebration of Shabbat in both the synagogue and at home, including its significance. This encompasses (a) services in the synagogue, the Kiddush, other blessings, reading from the Sefer Torah (Sidrah), prayers, and sermons; (b) the Friday evening meal, which involves preparation, welcoming Shabbat, the Kiddush, other blessings, and the challah bread; (c) the Havdalah ceremony performed in the synagogue and at home.
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