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    Benefits of the Sabbath “Work hard, play hard” is a common cliché that many people in modern society know, but hardly ever adhere to. In a career oriented society, this saying is much like a balance with the scale leaning significantly towards the hard work portion. For me personally, I see tired, overworked people everywhere. When I’m walking to class at my university, I can see the exhaustion on many of the faces of the staff and the students alike. However, what many people don’t know is that

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    Sabbath Importance

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    The Sabbath is a ‘day of rest and relaxation’ worshipped by Christians and Jews. Sabbath is commanded by God to keep sabbath as a holy day of rest because God rested from the creation on the seventh day of the week. It’s a day to remember God and his creation, rejoice, sharing food, reading Bibles and spending time with family and friends. Reference: class notes History/religious connection to Sabbath

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    things. That is why I decided to choose the spiritual practice of Sabbath – where I took one 24-hour period in my week and dedicated it to simply rest and rejuvenate – and nothing more. Now by rest, I don’t necessarily mean sleep, a lot of times it was just doing what brings me pleasure and replenishes me instead of exhausting myself, or giving to me, instead of taking from me. Although I have heard people talking about the Sabbath growing up multiple times, I have never heard it phrased like it

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    Sabbath Keeping In the debate on which day is the True Sabbath, Sunday or Saturdays many Theologians has drawn their conclusions on their person views, but let’s take a look at Gods view. Sense the moment I started my journey to heaven, the Sabbath kept finding a way to have concern with me. It was like I was unconsciously felt there was something missing on this matter, something conflicting. But I carried on in life, nourishing myself that Romans 14:1-6, Galatians 4:8-10 and Colossians 2:16-22

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    Who was Black Sabbath?They were one of the most influential bands of all time. They were the Heavy metal band of the century. Black Sabbath had many fans that helped make Black Sabbath the founder of heavy metal. Black Sabbaths childhood was full of trouble which helped with their career. Black Sabbaths childhood helped them be what they are today. They came up with a new genre of music with their personalities. This was rebellious (Aberback.2011). The start of Black Sabbath was very confusing.

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    Sabbath And The Sabbath

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    Sabbath is a ‘day of rest and relaxation’ worshipped by Christians and Jews. Sabbath is commanded by God to be kept as a holy day of rest as God rested from the creation on the seventh day of the week. The purpose of Sabbath is to remind people the creation story and the freedom from slavery in Egypt Sabbath is an important day for Christians and Jews because it’s a day to remember God and his creation, rejoice, sharing food, reading Bibles and spending time with family and friends. History/religious

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    The Sabbath

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    ages from before Jesus Christ. The Torah consists of five books; Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. For the D’var Torah assignment, I was given Emor, Leviticus 21:1-24:23. Leviticus has many topics, but an important one is the Sabbath. Leviticus 21:1-24:23 (Emor) has two parts. The first part focuses on the rules for the priests, high priests, and the temple service. It is where God is instructing Moses to instruct the elder priests to teach the younger priests about the priesthood

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    most perfect and ultimate way. When looking at Luke 13:10-17 I consulted The Oxford Companion to the Bible and the Zondervan Illustrated Bible Dictionary. In the aforementioned passages Luke writes about Jesus teaching in one of the synagogues on Sabbath. This was typically a day for reading the Torah, among other teaching and worship. It makes it all the more ironic that after this reading Jesus broke a few of the laws in front of everyone present. While He was teaching He noticed a woman who had

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    The Bible promise is that if one is diligent to do these things, one will have: “goats’ milk enough for your food, for the food of your household, and for the maintenance for your maidens.” Which means there will be money and food for your family and servants. Your business will meet all your material needs. But this provision is conditional, and it hinges on whether you do your part properly. Obviously, from this it is easy to see that running a business is not a matter of opening a shop, putting

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    It shall be a Sabbath of Rest unto you, and ye shall afflict your souls, by a statute for ever.” Just as the tenth day of the seventh month comes on different days of the week, and the tenth day is known as Sabbath, it stands to reason that there isn’t just one Sabbath in every week. Just as the seventh month and tenth day is to be the day of atonement, (a Sabbath of Rest) and it may fall on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, or whatever day

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