Beruflich Dokumente
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Bizamare, Beloved
Mvundura, Joelson Tatenda
The Sabbath
• The Sabbath is a safeguard of our relationship with God
• The Sabbath encompasses our entire relationship with God. It is an
indication of God's action on our behalf in the past, present, and
future. (Ezekiel 20:12,20)
• The Sabbath protects man's friendship with God and provides the
time essential for the development of that relationship. (Isaiah
58:13-14)
• The Sabbath clarifies the relationship between God and the human
family, for it points to God as Creator at a time when human
beings would like to usurp God's position in the universe. (Exodus
20:8-11)
Legalistic way of keeping the Sabbath
• The Pharisees in the Bible were members of a religious group or
party who frequently clashed with Jesus Christ over his
interpretation of the Law.
• The Pharisee had the their own way of keeping the Sabbath and it
was legalistically, which became their custom. It was mainly
concerned on works more than the love of God
• They magnified the Law more than the creator therefore missing
the point, which is the Love of God for men
• Their custom also manipulated how the Sabbath was kept and it
out weighed how the Sabbath was originally kept in the beginning.
It became burdensome to the observer.
Jesus’ teachings on keeping the Sabbath