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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Wayne Jude on April 12, 2008, 10:04:02 PM
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How would a married man with children in Israel or anywhere know for sure when the sabbath is over?I have extreme OCD,,, for real,,, so keep that in mind.Monk is a funny show but the real OCD is like living with hell breathing down your neck every minute!
wayne jude
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I think it goes according to sunset. Our torah learned members could certainly tell you. Their is deff a set way to know it.
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Yes ,DWI, I know but not to sin exactly when!No disrespect Bro!
Crazy OCD wayne jude,
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To not sin we must be right
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I think once it's dark, it is no longer a sin. Why don't you ask Chaim in ask JTF? I am sure he will know more than me.
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Get a Jewish calender, all the times (local times) are available.
One can also check online and write their area code where it is all recorded. Their are also 2 times according to 2 opinions, 1 is earlier and the other is later by about 30 minutes (Rabbeinu Tam)- Many included my Shul, use both, the first to when the night prayers start and the next to where one can turn on lights, etc.
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Wait what do you mean by sin not? You dont keep Shabb-t dont you?
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Because of my Jewish heritage I respect it by no real work.That is personal for me that I share with you all!But as most know Im a born again Christian.I dont try to convert. Just curious
wayne jude :)
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One of the mailing lists I am on sent me a calendar. O0
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There are online calendars you can consult. But Jews also look to see at least two stars showing in the night sky, I believe.
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But where does sin begin.I ,as you all know would not try to start trouble.I ask this from the heart,where does the Sabbath end exactally?Again I have OCD bad, but It does make sense as a question!
wayne jude
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Lisa, two stars?Cool that is getting what im getting at!
wayne jude O0
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Lisa, that is what I was asking can anyone else confirm this?
wayne jude
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its 3 stars, but you wont allways necessarily see them (cloudy days), or it could be stars, but not certain ones, the best thing is the calender, and no one can write exactly what time, because it changes every week. Just make a google search for Jewish calender, and one can get the times Shabb-t comes in and out, locally.
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gOOD AWNSERSFRIENDS
WAYNE JUDE FISCHER
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Thanks and I really meant this question! Can others concur?
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One of the mailing lists I am on sent me a calendar. O0
Very good O0
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thanks friends!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
wayne jude fisher