Rest
Sabbath
Sabbath noun - A day of rest and worship: Sunday for most Christians; Saturday for the Jews and a few Christians; Friday for Muslims.
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Nearby Words: sabbatical, sabbat
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- As such, slaves were actually required to rest on the Sabbath and High Sabbaths, and a slave's duty to his master was not permitted to interfere with his duties to God.
- For example, at one point Jesus is accused of violating the ban on working on the Sabbath by healing someone; Jesus explains that while the Sabbath is a day of rest, it is never against God's law to help another person or to show mercy to them.
Source: God Never Said That - This even applies to the draconian penalties up to death for violating the Sabbath, as absurd as they sound, they were mostly to get the idea across that allowing everyone a day of rest was Serious Business and NO ONE was going to deny this.
Source: Fair for Its Day
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