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God Made ONE Day Holy. Are We Missing Its Blessing? | Land of Israel Guys Podcast

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There's two places in the Torah, it says, "Zachor v'Shamor." This is just to me the if I were to say one thing that is a foundation of this idea for the nations of the world, it would come down to this one idea. Zachor and Shamor. Guard the Sabbath and remember the Sabbath. Because there are it's Jews and the non-Jews of the world are not supposed to be keeping it in exactly the same way. There's different things. Jews, just like we are nation of priests and when you go to the temple, the priest of the temple had their own set of laws that were not at all applicable or very unapplicable to the other tribes. It's the same thing with the Sabbath. So, there are nuanced laws and laws and laws. It took us a year to even do a cursory understanding of the laws of the Sabbath. We're not saying that the nations of the world need to keep that. But what the aspiration is, I think, for the nations is to remember the Sabbath, to honor the Sabbath. And that could look differently to different people as they're on their journey. What that means, and I think that a big part of what the book is offering understandings of what that could mean. Would you >> agree with that. I'm not saying they have to guard the Sabbath like a Jew. On the contrary, I'm saying remember the Sabbath, honor the Sabbath in any way that you want, but just honor it. I'm even saying I don't want you to stop going to church. Go to church on Sunday, but it's not a Sabbath. It's a day of praise, a day of worship. It's when we do our fellowship cuz that's a great way to start the week. Start your week on Sundays going to church and praising the Lord. >> go to church, you're not telling >> I'm just saying guarding the Sabbath is on the seventh day. It's a different thing. I would love people to honor the Sabbath on the seventh day and then do whatever they want the other six days. But Shabbat is a holy day. It's the only thing in all of creation that God blessed and he made holy. He didn't make the land of Israel holy. He didn't make the stars holy. He made one day holy and he blessed that day. And so, I'm like, "Gosh, it's blessed." What that means is when you tap into that blessing, you will be blessed. It's blessed by the Lord.