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Understanding the Sabbath Without Fear
šæ When Curiosity Meets Caution Every now and then, someone reaches out to me with a quiet, sincere question:āIāve been reading about the Sabbath and the festivals of Godā¦ and I want to learn more. But my husband isnāt comfortable with it.ā I understand that tension more than she realizes. On one hand, the Sabbath and the biblical festivals are beautiful. Theyāre woven through Scripture fromā¦
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Understanding Isaiah 56: Gentiles and the Sabbath
ā 1. Immediate Context: What Isaiah 56 Actually Says Isaiah 56 opens with a command from God: āKeep judgment, and do justiceā¦ Blessed is the man that doeth thisā¦ that keepeth the sabbath from polluting it.ā (Isa 56:1ā2) Then it addresses two groups who were often excluded under the Old Covenant: Foreigners (Gentiles) Eunuchs God says: āThe sons of the strangerā¦ every one that keepeth theā¦
āThe Sabbatical Yearā a Sermon from Deuteronomy 15.12-18
āThe Sabbatical Yearā a Sermon from DeuteronomyĀ 15.12-18
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In the single mention of the seventh day in Genesis, the text "depicts the deity as himself observing the commandments to cease from labor on the seventh day and to make it sacred." What God does comes first. This, as Levenson suggests, makes the observance of the Sabbath "a matter of imitatio Dei."
Awesome Sabbath quote from Sigve K. Tonstad's book, "The Lost Meaning of the Seventh Day" (Andrews University Press).
