We discuss the point at which Shabbat is brought in and accepted whereafter no further malachah may be peformed.

We continue with our discussion of the time of the start of Shabbat by looking at the duration of twilight.

We examine the views of Rabbeinu Tam and the Vilna Gaon as to how to calculate twilight and the onset of Shabbat.

We look at those things permitted to do during twilight on erev Shabbat

We examine the onset of Shabbat in terms of candle lighting and those actions that may and may not be performed during dusk.

We examine the mitzvah of preparing one's body for Shabbat as a fulfilment of honouring Shabbat.

We conclude the laws of insulation of food for Shabbat with a summary.

We examine how to remove a pot surrounded by muktzah material on Shabbat, and whether you can return it to the insulating material.

We examine how insulating material used to keep food warm on Shabbat might be mukseh and prohibited to move on Shabbat.

We discover the importance of eating hot food on Shabbat as a declaration of our bringing honour and delight to Shabbat.

We further examine hearing liquid within another hotter body of water.