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Did God Really Need to Rest?
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The "rest" of Shabbos wasn't about fatigue; it was about the power of stopping π If the Creator of the world could intentionally step back from the act of "creating," itβs a powerful reminder for us to do the same. βββββββββ This Friday, press pause. Reconnect to what truly matters. Join the National Shabbat. Discover more here: www.hidabroot.com jewishthought #faith #emunah #judaism #jewish #jewishwisdom #jewishfaith #torah #hashem #god #spiritualgrowth #spirituality #spiritual #jewishcontent #hidabroot #shabbat #nationalshabbat #trump #donaldtrump
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I understand if you work for a union.
You understand, BUT
>> [laughter]
>> BUT COME ON. THE GUY SAID, "Let there be
light." That was it. Now he needs a day
off. You know, I mean, like, you know,
he did that 10 times, you know?
It doesn't make any sense.
What does it mean God rested? God
doesn't work that he has to rest.
It means God rested from creating the
world.
He was creating the world, and then he
stopped creating the world. That's all
he did. He stopped from creating the
world. That's what Shabbat was. Which
means that when we have to rest on
Shabbat, we have to rest from creating
the world. Now, that's easy, cuz I can
go months without making as much as an
asteroid.