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&text101=~Hi, partner! I wonder why there are always <b>two candles</b> for Shabbat.<br>Do you know why?
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&text103=~We got the idea of <b>two candles</b> a long, long time ago! <br><br>It came from <font color="#FF6600"><b>Aseret Hadibrot</b></font>, the <br><b>Ten Commandments</b>, which appear <b>twice</b> in the Torah.<br><br>Click this book of <font color="#FF6600"><b>Shmot</b></font>, or Exodus, and let's check it out.
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&text205=~Here are the <b>Ten Commandments</b> from <font color="#FF6600"><b>Shmot</b></font>. Roll your mouse over each one to see what they mean in English.  
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&text207=~Now, let's compare the <br>Ten Commandments in <font color="#FF6600"><b>Shmot</b></font> with the <br>Ten Commandments we see in <font color="#FF6600"><b>Devarim</b></font>, or Deuteronomy. <br><br>Click this book to open it. 
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&text209=~Help me sort out these commandments.<br>Drag each one to its place in the <font color="#FF6600">Devarim</font> scroll. 
&text210=~Drag each commandment to its place on the <font color="#FF6600">Devarim</font> scroll.<br>
&text211=I am the L-rd your G-d
&text212=You shall have no other gods before me
&text213=Do not take the name of the L-rd your G-d in vain
&text214=Remember the Shabbat day, to keep it holy
&text215=Honour your father and your mother
&text216=Do not murder
&text217=Do not commit adultery
&text218=Do not steal
&text219=Do not lie, especially about your neighbour
&text220=Do not be jealous
&text221=Guard the Shabbat day, to keep it holy
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&text300=~Hold it! Before you click the differences, click the arrow to separate <font color="#FF6600">Shmot</font> and <font color="#FF6600">Devarim</font> again.<br>Then we can see the words better!
&text311=~Now, <b>find the difference</b> between the two versions!<br><br>Click the arrow to move one version over the other to compare them. 
&text312=~When you have found where <b>different words</b> are used for the <b>same commandment</b>, click the arrow again.
&text313=~Have you found the differences yet?<br>If yes, then click the pointer, or <font color="#FF6600"><b>yad</b></font>, and click the two words that are different in the commandment talking about <b>Shabbat</b>.
&text314=~That's great detective work!
&text315=~You're right, there is a different word used in the 9th commandment. <b>But</B> that one is <b>not about Shabbat</b>.<br>Try again!
&text316=~Click the <b>two words</b> that are different in the commandment talking about <b>Shabbat</b>.
&text317=~A <b>yad</b>, which means "<b>hand</b>" in Hebrew, is a special pointer we use while reading from the Torah. The reader uses the yad to point to words on the Torah scroll, as human hands are not allowed to touch the Torah. At the end of the pointer there is traditionally a hand with an outstretched finger.<br><br>Often, there is a precious stone at the tip of the finger to remind us of the precious stones that lit up on the Choshen (breastplate) of the Kohein Hagadol (High Priest). 
&text318=~Uh oh! There is no difference in that commandment! Try again.
&text319=~You are right! There is a difference in that commandment. But please click on the <b>words</b> that are different. Click them now.
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&text402=~The <b>4th commandment,</b> which deals with Shabbat, has different words. <font color="#FF6600">Shmot</font> says "<b><font color="#FF6600">Remember</font> the Shabbat day</b>" and <font color="#FF6600">Devarim</font> says "<b><font color="#FF6600">Guard</font> the Shabbat day</b>". We believe that Hashem said both these words <b>at the same time</b>!
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&text404=~So, because of these <b>two different words</b>, we light <b>two candles</b> on Shabbat. Partner, let's introduce ourselves! <br><br>I am <b>Shamor</b>, which means <b>guard</b> Shabbat...
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&text406=~...and I am <b>Zachor</b>, which means <b>remember</b> Shabbat!<br><br>Now, click the scroll in Shamor's hand to sum up.
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