Thinking of carrying pea-stalks on shabbat? Or eye-wash or ears of wheat?

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What are the 39 core activities that we refrain from carrying out on Shabbat?

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Comfort objects? Bells? Foxes' teeth? What other kinds of things can be carried on Shabbat?

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Girls with pierced ears, women with cloaks and men with prosthetics. What do they do on shabbat?

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What kind of things can we go out with on Shabbat? Spice-jars? Weapons? Garters? Find out more!

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The Mishnah finishes its discussion of animals carrying on shabbat with a hint at the responsibilities of leaders to support moral standards in their communities. Then it moves to the kind of adornments that humans used to go out with in the time of the Mishnah.

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Animals need to rest too! How do they go out on Shabbat? The Mishnah teaches us about animals before it teaches about humans.

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Today's Daily Mishnah examines how to keep food hot on shabbat and introduces the concept of "muktzeh", stuff that we don't handle on shabbat.

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Taking food and drink away from a stove or a heater on shabbat.

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Lighting the light, and putting food on a burning stove before shabbat.

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