Do Jews worship on a special day?

Answer 1

Saturday is Shabbat for Jews, which starts at sundown every Friday. There are services held Saturday morning at Jewish temples for Shabbat. It's considered God's day of rest. Saturday is the seventh day of the week, and when God was creating the world, he rested on the seventh day.

Answer 2

Religiously observant Jews worship 3 times a day, every day and four times on Saturday. Shabbat, the day of rest, is the 7th day of the week as specified in the Torah (Genesis ch.2). The seventh day of the week is a day of rest because HaShem (God) rested on the seventh day of creation. The Jewish day of rest starts Friday at sundown and ends Saturday after dark.

Answer 3

Jews worship God every day of the year. On Sabbath and festivals, the prayer services are longer.See also the Related Links.

Link: When are synagogue services

Link: About Shabbat

Link: The Jewish festivals

Answer 4

Yes. It is the day of rest when Jews refrain from attempting to modify their environment. It is spent praying together with others and eating together as a family.

Answer 5

Jews worship God every day of the year. On Sabbath and festivals, the prayer services are longer.

Answer 6

No.