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1Because he saw the crowds,he went up into the mountain.After he sat down,his disciples came to him.2He opened his mouth;he taught them; he says: 3God-like in happiness, the poor in breath: theirs is the dominion of the heavens. 4God-like in happiness, the mourners: they will be called as witnesses. 5God-like in happiness, the gentle ones:

stuff i only made this year :3god, i really need to be more productive 😔(still having hard time to set some mood to do the coloring on the second one)by Fixy-On_Board

YouTube video by Pascal Boniface

YouTube video by Pascal Boniface

#### Genesis 2.1-3. The first creation story doesn’t end at the end of _Genesis_ 1. It continues three verses into chapter 2, with day seven—the passage which establishes the sabbath. _Genesis_ 2.1-3 KWL 1The skies and the land and all their armies were completed. 2God completed on day seven his handiwork which he made. God stopped on day seven from all his handiwork which he made. 3God blessed day seven and made it _sacredly_ unique, for in it, he stopped from all his handiwork, which _is_ all the creation God did. Unique holy days weren’t anything new to the ancients. But they weren’t as frequent as the Hebrew holy day of sabbath, which arrived every seventh day. The ancient Sumerians had a five-day week. But in certain months—in Elul (roughly around August) and Bul (roughly around October)—they set apart the 7th, 14th, 19th, 21st, and 28th days of the month. On these days the kings, priests, and witch doctors had to be _particularly_ careful to not enrage their head god, Enlil. No eating cooked food, no dressing in nice clothes, no riding in chariots, and so forth. Now like I said, they had a five-day week, but y’notice they were careful to observe every _seventh_ day. Plus the 19th day—which was the 49th day after the previous month began, so seven sevens. In contrast, the Hebrews didn’t only observe seventh days for two months a year: This was all year long. Their week had seven days, not five. And the special behavior the Hebrews had to practice was _not_ because it’d anger God and he’d start a-smiting them. It’s because he wanted his people to _stop working_. To take a day off, same as _he_ took a day off. It’s not a warning; it’s for our benefit. Like Jesus put it, “Sabbath is made for people, not people for sabbath.” Mk 2.27 #### The seven-day week. Nothing in nature indicates a seven-day week. It’s entirely created by the Hebrew religion and its creation story. I’ve heard Christians _try_ to claim the seven-day week is a naturally occurring thing. Or try to claim, “Hey, the entire world observes a seven-day week! That had to come from _something_ , right?” Yeah—it came from half the planet being either Christian or Muslim, two religions with seven-day weeks. Came from Europe trying to conquer every other country in the world, and imposing the Gregorian calendar upon ’em while they were at it. It doesn’t come from lunar phases—which are _eight_ days long. It comes from religion. _All_ the ancient weeks stemmed from religion. The Sumerians had a five-day week, the Egyptians had a 10-day week, and most other ancient cultures went with a nine-day week. Only the Hebrews had a seven-day week—and again, that came from their creation story. And we don’t actually see them observing a seven-day week till _Exodus_ 20. We never see Abraham observe a sabbath. Abraham was originally from Ur, in Sumer, so he likely had a five-day week like other Sumerians. When the Hebrews migrated to Egypt, likely they adopted the Egyptian week, and worked all 10 days of it. Egyptians eventually developed a two-day weekend in the late 1200s BC, but the Hebrews were long gone by then. Nope, between the creation story and the Ten Commandments, the seven-day week doesn’t appear. Then God decides to implement sabbaths, and _now_ the Hebrews have a seven-day week. _Exodus_ 20.8-11 _Schocken Bible_ 7 _Be mindful_ _of the Sabbath day, to hallow it._ 8 _For six days, you are to serve, and are to make all your work,_ 9 _but the seventh day_ _is Sabbath for Y HWH your God:_ _you are not to make any work,_ _you, and your son, and your daughter,_ _your servant, and your maid, and your beast,_ _and your sojourner who is within your gates._ 10 _For in six days_ _Y HWH made_ _the heavens and the earth,_ _the sea and all that is in it,_ _and he rested on the seventh day;_ _therefore Y HWH gave the Sabbath day his blessing, and he hallowed it._ God never nails down when this new seven-day cycle was gonna start, but obviously the first sabbath took place around that time, and that’s how weeks have gone ever since. The Hebrew sabbath, which is now the Jewish sabbath, is still sundown Friday to sundown Saturday. Muslims simply made it Friday, and most Christians shifted it to Sunday, to honor the weekday when Jesus’s resurrection took place. I seriously doubt God’s particular about _when_ our sabbaths happen; he just cares _that_ a sabbath happens. Every seventh day, whenever that seventh day falls, we _stop working_. And do as God does: Take the day off, enjoy the universe he made.

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