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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...

was finished; for man, his work within the creation was to be finished for that week. The word ‘all’ in verse 9 seems to stress this. While obviously there would be work to do in the week which followed, for the week which was past the work was brought to a conclusion. The spirit of the Sabbath demanded that the work of the six previous days should have been viewed as completed rather than suspended. With this view, the Sabbath could be treated as a celebration with God of what had been accomplished
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