Rest
Rest in the Lord and wait patiently for Him
Psalm 37:7
The Hebrew word Shabbat comes from the Hebrew verb shabat, which literally means "to cease", or shev which means "sit". Although Shabbat or its anglicized version "Sabbath" is almost universally translated as "rest" or a "period of rest", a more literal translation would be "ceasing", with the implication of "ceasing from work". Thus, Shabbat is the day of ceasing from work (definition from wikipidea)
In the Jewish culture today is the day of rest…the Shabbat is the day of celebration and prayer…
Rest and wait….in Him
Psalm 37:7
The Hebrew word Shabbat comes from the Hebrew verb shabat, which literally means "to cease", or shev which means "sit". Although Shabbat or its anglicized version "Sabbath" is almost universally translated as "rest" or a "period of rest", a more literal translation would be "ceasing", with the implication of "ceasing from work". Thus, Shabbat is the day of ceasing from work (definition from wikipidea)
In the Jewish culture today is the day of rest…the Shabbat is the day of celebration and prayer…
Rest and wait….in Him
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