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What does the Bible say about the significance of the Sabbath?

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The Sabbath represents a day of rest ordained by God and ultimately points to the rest found in Christ.

The Sabbath was established in the Ten Commandments as a day of rest, meant to be kept holy. In Matthew 28, it underscores how Christ fulfilled the law perfectly. While the Sabbath is a physical day of rest, it symbolizes the ultimate rest we find in Christ. He embodies our rest; in Him, all work is completed, and believers are invited to partake in this eternal Sabbath, which is spiritually experienced rather than observed in a calendar sense.
Scripture References: Exodus 20:8-11, Matthew 28:1-5

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