sabbatum (Meaning)
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sabbatum (n)
the seventh and last day of the week; observed as the Sabbath by Jews and some Christians
Synonyms & Antonyms of sabbatum
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sabbatum Sentence Examples
- The sabbatum, a day of rest and worship, was a sacred observance in ancient Israel.
- According to tradition, the sabbatum began at sunset on Friday and ended at sunset on Saturday.
- During the sabbatum, work and other activities were prohibited, allowing people to rest and focus on spiritual matters.
- The sabbatum was a weekly reminder of God's creation and his provision for his people.
- Synagogues and temples would be filled with people observing the sabbatum through prayer, worship, and study.
- The sabbatum also served as a time for community gatherings and meals.
- Some people would prepare special foods for the sabbatum, such as challah bread and gefilte fish.
- The sabbatum was often a time for reflection and renewal.
- In later Jewish tradition, the sabbatum became associated with the coming of the Messiah.
- The sabbatum remains an important day of observance for many Jews today.
FAQs About the word sabbatum
the seventh and last day of the week; observed as the Sabbath by Jews and some Christians
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The sabbatum, a day of rest and worship, was a sacred observance in ancient Israel.
According to tradition, the sabbatum began at sunset on Friday and ended at sunset on Saturday.
During the sabbatum, work and other activities were prohibited, allowing people to rest and focus on spiritual matters.
The sabbatum was a weekly reminder of God's creation and his provision for his people.
