Sabbath, Lord's Day, etc

The question of which day to worship, Sunday or Saturday, often arises among Christians. While the Jewish tradition emphasizes the observance of Shabbat, Christians tend to prioritize weekly corporate worship. For Jews, worship is a daily practice, with lengthy prayers offered three times a day. On Shabbat, Jews engage in worship activities that differ from their daily routine, but the primary focus is on ceasing from creative work. This concept of resting one day a week is not as prominent in Christian practice, where emphasis is placed on worship itself (click here). However, Jesus' words about the Sabbath being made for man provide insight into the Jewish context. The seven-day week, established by the God of Israel, applies to both Christians and Jews, regardless of the specific day chosen for corporate worship. This discussion opens the door to further exploration of the topic (click here).