What if I told you that the Sabbath commandment could lead to inner peace and could tremendously strengthen your faith?
And what if I said that the commandment to "Remember the Sabbath by keeping it holy" (Exo. 20:8) can help you get a grip on proper application of Old Testament law, on legalism vs leniency?
You'd turn straight to Exodus and start reading, right?
Sound far-fetched?
What if I told you that studying the fourth commandment did all of these things for me?
I set out on a quest some years ago to understand the context and relevance of the fourth commandment, and in return unlocked the key to a much greater understanding of the Bible and its application in my life.
Now, I want to share it with you.
Looking forward to my new book, Do No Work, I have gathered here much of what I learned along the way. (For the rest, you'll just have to buy the book. :) )
And if you like what you read, stay tuned for Do No Work to come soon.
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