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Today I will be answering so many of your Shabbat questions about how Orthodox families keep Shabbat. There are 39 categories of prohibitions on Shabbat which are derived from activities which were required in the setting up and maintenance of the the Tabernacle or Mishkan. I have attached a link to help explain: www.chabad.org...
-How do Orthodox Jews heat up food for Shabbat?
-Can Orthodox Jews rip Toilet paper and paper towels for Shabbat?
-Preparing Plastic wrap, parchment paper and foil for Shabbat use
-Do Orthodox Jews keep Shabbat in the dark?
-Preparing the oven for Shabbat use
-Do Orthodox families not have Heat/AC on Shabbat?
-How do Shabbat Observant families have Hot water on Shabbat?
-Preparing the Fridge for Shabbat Use
-Preparing bedrooms and guest rooms for Shabbat
How do Orthodox Women Light Shabbat Candles?
-What is the Shabbat Candle Blessing?
Barukh ata Ado-nai El-oheinu, Melekh ha'olam, asher kid'shanu b'mitzvotav v'tzivanu l'hadlik ner shel Shabbat
Blessed are You, LORD our God, King of the universe, Who has sanctified us with His commandments and commanded us to light the Shabbat candle.
Which surprised you the most? Let me know in the comments below.
Although everything that I am saying today may seem restrictive, Orthodox Jewish families, and others who celebrate Shabbat, count down the days of the week to welcome and celebrate this holy day. Itâs a time where families come together and the noise of the world quiets for 25 hours. Itâs a time spent building relationships and strengthening bonds where God is at the forefront.
I have recently filmed a video sharing a sneak peek into what Shabbat is really like in our family. I take you from the moment I light my candles until Shabbat is over. You can watch the full video here:
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Today I will be answering so many of your Shabbat questions about how Orthodox families keep Shabbat. There are 39 categories of prohibitions on Shabbat which are derived from activities which were required in the setting up and maintenance of the the Tabernacle or Mishkan. I have attached a link to help explain: www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/102032/jewish/The-39-Melachot.htm
-How do Orthodox Jews heat up food for Shabbat?
-Can Orthodox Jews rip Toilet paper and paper towels for Shabbat?
-Preparing Plastic wrap, parchment paper and foil for Shabbat use
-Do Orthodox Jews keep Shabbat in the dark?
-Preparing the oven for Shabbat use
-Do Orthodox families not have Heat/AC on Shabbat?
-How do Shabbat Observant families have Hot water on Shabbat?
-Preparing the Fridge for Shabbat Use
-Preparing bedrooms and guest rooms for Shabbat
How do Orthodox Women Light Shabbat Candles?
-What is the Shabbat Candle Blessing?
Barukh ata Ado-nai El-oheinu, Melekh ha'olam, asher kid'shanu b'mitzvotav v'tzivanu l'hadlik ner shel Shabbat
Blessed are You, LORD our God, King of the universe, Who has sanctified us with His commandments and commanded us to light the Shabbat candle.
Which surprised you the most? Let me know in the comments below.
Although everything that I am saying today may seem restrictive, Orthodox Jewish families, and others who celebrate Shabbat, count down the days of the week to welcome and celebrate this holy day. Itâs a time where families come together and the noise of the world quiets for 25 hours. Itâs a time spent building relationships and strengthening bonds where God is at the forefront.
I have recently filmed a video sharing a sneak peek into what Shabbat is really like in our family. I take you from the moment I light my candles until Shabbat is over. You can watch the full video here:
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I live in Israel and have a solution for the problem of using a roll of plastic wrap on Shabbat. Available in all the supermarkets here are "shower caps" which come in a box of 20 and stretch over bowls and platters. If you can find shower caps in the dollar store you could use them.
As someone that is not Jewish, I found this very informative. Thank you to you and your husband for sharing this with us! May your family be richly blessed!
Amen!! Thank you
I am a Christian, and I believe, according to scripture, that the Sabbath Day is a REST unto the LORD and that it is a universal principle for all people!
As a result, I would love to be more devout in keeping it, even though unfortunately, it is not taught in our church!
But for me, I have often denoted Sundays as a DAY of REST unto the LORD, when I am not working
I am a practicing Christian and these videos of Jewish celebrations (especially Shabbath) makes me think I should really try to start keeping Shabbath with my family. Many Christians have forgotten the value of Shabbath or never really understood it. Also other celebrations seem wonderful.
I love that your husband sets an example by assisting in the kitchen and with the candles. What a beautiful way to honor God and family. đđŒ
Thank you so much!
Your husband is a big help. He is such a good example for the children.
I am Jewish but not religious. When my parents were alive, we did celebrate rosh Hashanah Yom Kippur, Passover, and Hanukkah I still do as a single mom but not as much as I should. I love watching you and your family prepare for the holidays and Shabbat. Thereâs a lot that I do know, but there was a lot that I did not know so Thank you Sonya so much for your videos. I look forward to them. Gd bless you and your family.
My pleasure dear Samantha glad that the videos are helpful
Thank so much I keep Shabbat also as a Messianic believer. It is great to know how the restrictions came into place. The peace and joy of Shabbat is truly wonderful a gift only Hashem could give us. Shalom
Sonja, as with the other non-Jewish posters here, I must give you props for sharing such intimate moments with us, the unknown folk, of your family, your household, your marriage, your faith, and your culture.
You, and yours are truly inspirational and educational.
Thank you for always including links in your description. Iâve learned a lot today about the âwhyâ behind the âhowâ you keep the sabbath holy.
Of note: the not tearing toilet paper was the most surprising to me, but after following links and doing my own research, I actually got it.
â€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïž your comment means so much
Instead of tearing the toilet paper..we use tissues
Dear Sonya, thank you All for showing with us the rituals of Shabbat, and for sharing the magical and peaceful benefits of shutting the world out for a while and being in prayer with family.
Its an experience like no other
Great video & love your channel. While I'm not Jewish I watch all your content to give me ideas for Sabbath as a Seventh Day Adventist. I agree it is hard for most people to understand the concepts of rest, not working or using forms energy or how we eat...most see it as restrictive. I've been celebrating Sabbath since birth so at 44 y/o this is all I knowđ„° Rarely make comments but wanted to let you know the diverse group of subscribers you have. Hugs & blessings from Chicagoland!!!
Wow your comment made me so happy!!! Thank you for commenting it meant so much
I am also a Seventh-Day Adventist and totally agree with the calmness and joy the Sabbath brings and gives. I also donât usually make comments, but I have found your channel to be a delight and joy. Youâve given me so many ideas on how I can make my familyâs Sabbath a little heaven on earth! Thank you and I look forward to seeing and learning moreâșïžđ„°
Wonderful video! And great to see Mr. Prep and the kids!!!
Beautiful video as always Sonya†love see your family getting all getting involved and also thank you for sharing you wonderful traditions with usâŠI have learned so much from you I wish to say Thank You
I as well was raised Seventh Day Adventist. The way the religions align in a lot of areas, is beautiful †The sabbath is so very special!! â€â€
The Sabbath is such a blessing! As a Seventh-day Adventist I also treasure the sacred time between Friday night sundown and Saturday sundown. It's fascinating to learn about your preparation. Prayers to you and your family. đđŒ
Shabbat Shalom, Sonya. I just found your channel. My mother passed away the last week. She was my only family. Unfortunately I'm not blessed with children. Now when I found your channel I feel comforted. Your family is beautiful and it reminds me all those times with my family when I still lived with them. I'm originally from Prague. Many blessings to you and your family.
Oh Esther I am so sorry for your loss. Glad that the videos bring you some comfort. â€ïž
@@SonyasPrep More than you think. Thank you.
I love how your family works together to prepare for shabbat đ„° your videos have definitely helped to inspire me to set aside time to shut off all the work and have an intentional time of peace!
I hope you enjoy it as much as we do
You are simply amazing!
As an Orthodox Jew from Bnei Brak-Israel, it was very moving for me to see how you explain in a beautiful and special way what Shabbat is.
It is exciting to see through your videos that even on the other side of the world, Jews maintain a life of tradition and holiness.
Thanks!
I understand what you mean about the feeling of peace that envelops you after lighting the Shabbat candles, it is truly calming. Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful video
My pleasure â€
I have said it many times in my comments on your videos but I have to say it with hige emphasis, YOU as the woman of the house are AMAZING in all that you do! Some of what you do reminds me of how Sundays were when I was growing up. All stores closed on Sunday so of you didn't have it Saturday by 5 or 6, you were without it til Monday! All families back in my day (mid to late 50s and into the early 60s) would have all house work done in and out the house because Sunday was a day of rest! My mom had all the shopping done, and a slow roast or stew was in a low oven early sides were generally cooked with the roast or the night before! No tv for most of the day! Just the radio tuned into a sermon, The Lutheran Hour and then soft music of the day. It was church, then come home and my mom and all was heated for family that came over. Good china, cut crystal and the special silverware came out! There was no going out to play with friends on Sunday!!
It was definitely a more peaceful way to end the weekend and start the work/school week and it sad how far we have strayed from it. Your home and traditions are lovely and I so enjoy watching it and learning!
Your memories sound like that was a beautiful time
As a Sabbath observer, I love your videos.
Thank you for giving us an insight into your life.
From the UK đŹđ§
Thanks for watching!
Shabbat must be an amazing day. A span of time set a side where you are able to shut out all of the worldly distractions and just focus on G-d, praying & your family. Imo...everyone who believes in G-d should honor Shabbot. Thank you for sharing. â€đ
What a wonderful video. I learned so much. I am not Jewish, but I love learning about your faith and customs. Thank you for this video. đâ€ïž
My pleasure Franâ€
I love the Sabbath it is truly a blessing to my family, as Seventh-day-Adventists we look forward resting in the Lord and worshiping with other believers. I love watching your channel and how your children help to prepare for the Sabbath. May God continue to bless you and your family đ
You can buy bees wax coated food wraps in various sizes (Amazon). They are cloth soaked in bees wax. Great for for the environment and I believe Shabbat. I enjoy your videos. It takes me back to times when stores were closed on Sunday and families could spend time together and it was truly a day of rest. Greetings from đšđŠ
Honestly, growing up in a time when stores (even groceries) were closed on Sunday was another aspect that made Shabbat observance more difficult, because it meant that both days off were restricted in what could be done. Nowadays, I can plan all my errands for Sunday, the one day I have free to do things. (I generally plan my week, my meals, get groceries, go to my off-site storage, go to the pharmacy, etc.)
I also have the Feit smart switches and outlets - theyâre great! Always nice seeing the whole Prep family getting involved! Love your cooking and food prep, but this was a nice peek into âbehind the scenesâ!
Sonya graciously and beautifully shares her way of life, her amazing food, her obvious happy loving family. Itâs very calming and positive to me to watch these videos.
Thank you Karen
Thankyou so much for this video Ian not Jewish but I do observe Shabbat and the holy days this video has really helped and prompted me to deepen further the wonderful Shabbat experience unfortunately I am the only believer in my household which is quite isolating and not a shared experience Ian grateful to your sharing your family tradition
That can be really difficult... sometimes all we can is lead by example
Thank you for sharing...you have a beautiful family. I am not Jewish so Shabbat is a mystery to me. I love how your children are so attentive and participate. Just wonderful.
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Absolutely one of my new favorites of your videos. Being Jewish but raised as a Christian and converting I have learned so much from you.thank you si very much for sharing your faith,family and customs.
Be blessed in your Shabbat rest and SHALOM
That means so much!! Thank you
@@SonyasPrep you and your family are a true blessing carrying the name of Adoni...I was so blessed to have found you.
Thank you for sharing. I'm a Christian and have a similar experience on Sundays. There's a flurry of preparations in the days before and a peace on the day set aside for worship and communion with the Lord and other believers.
yes its so peaceful and beautiful
Thank you so very much for explaining Shabbat. Not being Jewish, I really donât know a lot about it. But because of your videos, I can learn and understand. Itâs ok to learn of others beliefs, thank you for sharing yours! â€
Thank you for watching Jill
May the Most High bless you for teaching the example of pleasing the Lord of lords. It warmed my heart to know people still c a r e about sacred things in such a materialistic world.
Hi Sonya! What surprised me the most was you canât rip any form of food wrapping. Also, toilet paper and paper towel has to ripped beforehand. Thank You for this very educational and interesting video. Have a blessed dayâ€ïž
Glad you enjoyed it
The thing I find amazing is that you do this after a full day of work. I would need to have a written list to make sure my tired brain didn't forget something and I had to go a whole day without a light on. Especially in winter when Shabbat starts early this must take lots of planning.
It actually becomes second nature
Thank you for sharing your faith with us, may God bless you and your family â€ïž
Thank you so much!
Mrs. Sonya: thank you for explaining Shabbat. This episode makes me feel ok about relaxing on my day off from work!
Beautiful Shabbat prep.... As Sephardic myself, I used to do all of that with my family when I was younger. So it brought me back to old memories (not that I stopped, but things are different now) Shabbat Shalom from my family to yours !
Shabbat Shalom
Great tip to cover the hot plate with foil. Did not know about the sponges đź. Love the light in the guest room. Will def order some. Such a helpful video! More like this please. †đ
So happy you enjoyed it
Really enjoyed this video! Our fridge has a shabbat mode button so we just push it before shabbat it just turns the light off in the fridge...only challange with timers is with air conditioner or heating kind of have to check the weather before hand and hopefully get the settings and times right for heaters or aircons...will send you a pic of the disposable plastic covers I use to cover food with on shabbat! Shavua Tov have a wonderful week ahead lots of love from Israel
That would be great, thank you
I too would love to see the food covers!
Lovely video!! I had no idea about all the prep that has to take place for Shabbat as I am not Jewish!!! I find your channel to be very interesting and enlightening!!!! Working full-time and having childrenâŠâŠyou are truly amazing!!!! Thanks for all your time and effort to make these vlogs.
Thank you for watching and appreciating the videos
Thank you, Sonya
I'm so happy you're an example of honoring God and loving your children. Hallelujah!
Thank you so much!
Hi Sonya. For shabbos I use twist tie baggies to lay over things that need plastic like letâs say a fruit platter ⊠because the precut plastic wrap for me got stuck to everything and then didnât stick where I needed it. Lol. I just lay it over the item and if necessary I also pre ripped the ties in case I needed one. Also there are stretchy container : bowl covers that I use on shabbos that are very helpful. đ
Great tip!
Yes, I often just use a plastic grocery bag to encase a foil pan of food that I'm putting in the fridge. (Of course, now plastic grocery bags have been banned....)
Thanks for sharing, Starting this coming Shabbat I will be lighting my candles and saying prayers to bring in Shabbat rest before I head out to service... I will do it at home, not just see it done at service... I am a Gentle that wants to live her life by Adonai/G_D law... Thank you SO MUCH!!!
My favorite part is seeing you calm. †As a wife and mom sometimes it feels like the sabbath is everyone but me.
I wanted to thank you very much for your videos. I am catholic, but I love to know different traditions. I could feel the peace the moment you lit the candles. Many greetings from Italy!
The more I learn about Jewish traditions, the more I love it! Great instructional video.
Thank you Mariah
Thank you Sonya for giving me an insight into these prohibitions. It is not difficult to understand why Shabbat is so important, whilst I am non-religious I can almost envy the peace and togetherness you create weekly by observing so strictly the guidelines of your faith. I shall work my way through your videos as they are really interesting. I wish you and yours a tranquil Shabbat.
I enjoy your videos very much. I expected your resource to go to Leviticus and Exodus when God gave Israelites manna for two days to avoid work and enjoy rest and fellowship. The Holy Spirit prompted me to follow Sabbath and the feasts that were detailed in the Torah. Thank you for helping with my journey. Keep making more videos! Your home is beautiful and inspires me to observe Shabat. The votice candles were key as my candle resources have dwindled but the table was so beautiful with sliver candlesticks and flowers.
Wow! I knew about all the other preparations for Shabbat you explained except for the wringing of the sponge. It is so hard to keep shabbat as a single person who converted. It is so beautiful though. Thank you for sharing.
As a kid we didn't know that either.. the Shabbos sponge came out about 8-10 years ago. Before that, some people used plastic bags. This is much better!
Your Shabbat table is beautiful , and your crystal bowl is stunning !
The beauty of ushering in your time with God is so intentional .
It really is a beautiful time
I love that my Jewish friend explained it as not allowed to do anything that requires work. And that you are not even allowed to ask someone to do it for you, like she can't ask someone to push her floor on the elevator, she cant even tell them if they ask, she just says "I'll get off on your floor" and use the stairs the rest of the way. I think she said her building is looking at turning one of the elevators into a Shabbas elevator, that its constantly running and programmed to stop on every floor and automatically opens the doors on each floor, kinda the same idea as your timer for your fridge
yes!
Thank you Sonya Shabbat Shalom from Cleveland.âĄ
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I am not Jewish, so I don't really know alot about it. I am fascinated by all the videos you share. I love learning.
I love your black, brown and white dress Sonya! I wonder where you bought it? Maybe you could do a modest clothing video! đ€©đ đ
The dress is from Yakira Bella. If enough people would be interested I would do a modest clothing video
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@@SonyasPrep i would be interested!
Hola Sonya y familia, precioso video, no soy judĂa pero creo sinceramente que si todos siguiĂ©ramos las costumbres y la forma tan familiar de vivir, serĂamos en general felices, sin tanta necesidad mundana. Me eleva el alma vuestra forma de vida. Besos con todo cariño para ti y tu familia desde Barcelona en España.
I cannot wait for this video! I love your videos, Sonya!
Thank you! đ
Thank you , so good to see a family devoted to there faith and the requirements of it. Blessing to your family.
Thank you so much!
Love your home and your prep darling Sonia †from đŹđ§
Thanks so much! đ
What a lovely video. You are so calm in a busy world.
I'm a Catholic, but I see very interesting the Jewish how they live and prepare for Shabbat is readly nice đ godbless you all and thank you for you videos one thing I love is that some Orthodox people pray the rosary, I don't know they do it they pray to Mary the mom of God love it â€ïžđ„°đđŻïž
So beautifully done. I am not Jewish, but I enjoy your channel very much. I love the way you honor Jehova in everything.
Learnt so much watching this. Thanks so much for showing us
My pleasure
Such a lovely video, so informative and peaceful. Great to see your husband and children, the kids are so focused on their tasks and the upcoming Shabbat. Beautiful, thank you for sharing.
This is so Beautiful dedicated to God only & his commandments â€
Outstanding and very educational video! You have the best videos and you are just the most amazing and awesome person. Many blessings to you Sonya! â€
Thank you
Thank you for sharing! Most surprised about the plastic wrap =) Though not Jewish by birth, we keep Shabbat. You are so right, peace descends on our home on Friday evening. Baruch HaShem! BTW, your dress is beautiful!
Thank you Teresa
Thank you for explaining how you prepare for Shabbat.
Our pleasure!
Thank you very much to you and you family for sharing in times like these. Shalom to everyone out there!
Sonya, thank you for sharing this incredible momentđâĄïž Shalom, shalom!!
Great video once you light your candles you and your family have peace,love family,friends and time to relax xx
Yes! Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your faith and life with us. I learn something new with every video you post.
You are so welcome
This is beautiful. Thank you for sharing this sacred moment. May your family always be blessed.
Thank you Vanessa
Wow. This is interesting. So much of rules. I am Christian i believe in God, holly spirit And Jesus christ. I enjoyed watching this video. It is just soo different.
Very interesting to see and learn all the preparations that go into the celebration. It is a lot to do every week but it seems to be a very rewarding experience and it is part of your identity and your life style is centered around it. It is a wonderful thing to experience such peace and calmness for your family and household. I was wondering if you have family or close friends spend a Shabbat with you and if they spend the whole weekend sleeping over because of the restriction of driving? Thank you Sonya for the knowledge of this whole topic.
Yes that happens quite often
Thank you so much dear Sonya for sharing with us en explaining your rituals for shabbat,so amaizing. Love you and your family shabbat shalomđđđ
Thank you Moza đ
This is so beautiful dear sister! Hashem bless You and Your family!
Thank you! You too!
@@SonyasPrep Thank You very much dear sister!
Wonderful video! Thank you for sharing your family, your traditions, and your beautiful home with us. Thank you for sharing!!
My pleasure Susan, thank you for watching
I LOVED this video!! Loved that your husband participated as well. Thank you for sharing â€â€â€
Shalom Sonya, thank you for sharing your preparation for Shabbat. What a blessing it is to celebrate Shabbat
Yes it is
So interesting, Sonya - Thank you for this!
Glad you enjoyed it!
thank you sonya and family. everything was explained and shown with clarity, dignity. elegance.the smart appliances are new to me. its nice to see the children doing their part to prepare by tearing. when i lived in france individual sheets of toilet paper were readily available in every supermarket and grocery. usually in pink. sometimes lavender. here in the usa can be obtained through amazon under the name " plushi paper" .the best. love, valerie
yes one can purchase precut toilet paper or even use tissues if needed
@@SonyasPrep I would say in the last 20 years or so I have seen a movement to most people using tissues, instead of tearing TP. In commercial settings (shul bathrooms) you may be more likely to see individual precut TP squares.
Thank you so much for your teaching and sharing. I well understand that feeling of peace that comes with prayer. I look forward to checking out the link you have below and thank you to you, your husband and beautiful children for letting us into your days.
My pleasure Tyna
Very interesting video! Thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it
Love and greetings to you and your family from Melbourne, Australia. Your Shabbat is so special and beautiful! I wish I was Jewish. I am blessed with a beautiful, now adult, daughter; we are very close (plus a gorgeous doggy); but I do not have any other family in this country; and Friday nights I almost always spend alone (and sad).
Thank you for sharing!
My pleasure!
So wonderful to watch your videos and how you prepare for Sabbath. I am a Sabbath keeper. Iâm a Seventh Day Adventist. I love to watch the foods you prepare as how you prepare it.
You are so welcome!
I learn and love everything from Sonya ! â€
You're the best! Thank you Maria
Sonja, I am so enthralled by your videos. I wonder, do you use a Lightbox to check for insects in produce? I have seen them used in a few other videos, but not sure where to purchase one. Your family is such an inspiration and I appreciate how much you share with us all your love of Orthodoxy and devotion to Hashem. Baruch HaShem & Good Shabbos to you all.
Thank you for sharing your stories with us. Always enjoy learning more and more about Orthodox Judaism.
Wonderful video! First time I have ever seen a Shabbat lamp like the one in your guest bedroom and itâs genius!
Yes, its very convenient
Thank you for sharing these insights into your lives. Hello from London, England : - )
You are an incredible woman †I love watching your videos and learn about the Jewish traditions đ The way your husband looks at you says everything đ You are both blessed to have each other đ„° May the Blessing of God be more rich upon you as the years go by đ Blessings from London â€
Amen thank you
Great video †I love this channel Thank you so much for sharing your faith and preparation for Shabbat. Sonya I hope you share more videos like this . Your family is beautiful Blessings to you and everyone.
Hi Veronica, I would love to. Let me know if you have any other video suggestions
Extremely clean .
I saw videos other similar videos from Bnei Brak and Mea Shearim.
It is like a day and a night .That is all.
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Hi Sonia, tus vĂdeos inspired me and my family, keeping kosher was not our thing, but little by little we getting back the derech, you said youâll have the things under the inscription box, where is it at. Todah
Under the title of the video click on see more and it will drop down
Your video got me thinking- what about heat and air conditioning during Shabbat? Is it ok for those things to come on automatically?
yes we program them to do so as discussed in the video
Hi for the plastic wrap you could use the elastic food storage covers.
IKEA is a good place to get those timers that plug into your wall sockets. I think they're sold in packs of two.
Sonia me encantan todas tus recetas!! Los platos quedan hermosos. Eres admirable!! Me gusta como tus hijos te ayudan en la cocina. Te felicito por todo lo que haces.â€
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Thank you for sharing that Sonya