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The Shocking Truth About Breaking Shabbat!

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Rabbi Yaron Reuven

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Regarding all of the prohibitions except idolatry, a person who abandons the observance of one of them is considered to have forsaken the entire Torah. However, regarding Shabbat desecration, the Shukhan writes in section 385 that if a Jew completely abandoned Shabbat observance and repeatedly flaunts his laws in public, meaning he drives on Shabbat or he works on Shabbat, he is considered to have forsaken the entire Torah and has the same Allah status as an idol worshipper. He's an idol worship. But if that Jew is a mal Shabbat, you have to treat him as if he's an idol worshiper. You have to give him money to rent this property for Shabbat in order to use it as an if this person slaughters an animal. This Shabbat slaughters an animal, says the animal is considered to be non-slaughtered carcass, you know the laws. So you watch me, says the even if he has someone stand next to him to ensure that it was slaughtered correctly, it's still not kosher. Yes, but he drives on Shabbat. He's the same thing like you. The reason for all of this, says the is that the person who desecrates Shabbat denies the true origin of creation, the true origin of creation just like an idol worshipper. And therefore, his punishment is the same as an idol worshipper. He is considered as if he worshiped idols. He's considered says as if he ran in the street screaming, I don't believe in God. So here the before he gives us all the details of the of Shabbat that every Jew must study time and time again because if you don't study the laws of Shabbat for sure you're violating Shabbat.