Why Should We Keep the Shabbat?

A majestic, awe-inspiring scene depicting the seventh day of creation — the holy Shabbat. God resting after creation is complete. A radiant divine light emanates from the heavens, casting golden and warm amber hues over a serene, perfectly formed earth below. The scene shows a lush, peaceful landscape — rivers, forests, mountains — bathed in the glow of the setting sun on the sixth day transitioning into the sacred stillness of the seventh. Celestial clouds and soft divine light rays fill the sky. The mood is reverent, holy, and peaceful. Stars begin to appear in a deep violet and indigo sky. The style is painterly, reminiscent of classical religious art — rich in texture, dramatic lighting, and spiritual depth.

Pauline P.

August 19, 2026

How Sunday Law got started, the first (Civil Sunday law) was enacted on March 7, 321 AD by the Roman Emperor Constantine the Great.

Why did the Lord say “Remember the Shabbat Day?” Exodus 20:8-11. He knew down through time man was going to walk away from keeping it.

God also said to “keep it holy.” We are to honor, respect, and reverence it, a special day of the Lord’s Creation! It was an act of bringing something into existence. The Shabbat is to become a part of our very being and our weekly service unto the Lord.

The Seventh Day Shabbat is when we come together to worship the Lord in Spirit and in truth.

Be blessed Pauline

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