Sentence examples for bread for the Sabbath from inspiring English sources
Families crowded into bakeries on Friday afternoons, rushing to buy their challah bread for the Sabbath.
The tables filled early with regulars who reveled in watching the swirl of pedestrians: Shoppers buying fresh flowers and twisted challah breads for the Sabbath; young men and women soldiers on leave for the weekend; ultra-Orthodox elders offering prayer boxes to nonbelievers; students with orange hair, snakeskin pants and pierced bellybuttons.
Even more unusual is that the group is learning how to bake Challah -- the special sweet bread baked for the Jewish Sabbath.
Optionally, if the ritual is performed not on the Sabbath, small pieces of bread are thrown into the water.
Those against the Sabbath argue that the command for a Sabbath was part of Mosaic law and the "old covenant".
Ms. Brass, a culinary historian, said her mother always had leftover bread in a tin container on top of the refrigerator, drying out in preparation for the Sabbath meal.
Wayne Muller, best-selling author, founder of Bread for the Journey – community-based, grassroots micro-philanthropy across the US and The Centerer For Living Sabbath, a ten-year initiative designed to support individuals and groups demanding we slow the pace of life and work in Time.
The words of Christ he holds to in such ceremonies is that "the Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath".
The book embodies nine services for the‐ Sabbath evening, six for the Sabbath morning, and a variety of services for weekdays, festivals and special occasions.
Aunt Yentl pauses because the end of the story is "not for the Sabbath".
