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The true worth and importance of the fourth commandment are brought out in this book as Keith Weber examines what God has revealed about his holy day. Jesus, who declared himself to be the Lord of the Sabbath, who is the same yesterday, today and forever, the Alpha and the Omega, has shown us that this commandment has been, and always will be, central to a healthy and fruitful relationship with...

whereas in Genesis he says he blessed the seventh day. In so saying, God is showing that his requirements in the Fourth Commandment are not arbitrary, to be followed without question or reason. God does not leave his people blindly to follow his rules. By this identification of the Sabbath with the seventh day of creation, he is investing the ‘rest’ of the seventh day with meaning for man, that man is to enter into, or participate in, his—God’s—rest. It is a Sabbath rest. When in verse 11 we read,
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