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Basically, it has the same significance as it did when first given to Adam and Eve. It is a day of rest and remembrance for mankind of God and His Creation.

After the fall of both the Northern and Southern Kingdoms of Israel/Judah, primarily due to their disregard for the Sabbath Law (see Jeremiah 17:21-22; Ezekiel 20:12, etals), the Jews were determined not to commit this same error again. They began to make 39 new definitions of what not to do on this day - with its minutia, it became over 200 restrictions and totally burdensome for anyone. Jesus came to clearly show how both the physical and spiritual intent of the Sabbath Law was to be followed. He did not come to destroy the Law but to fill it to its full intent (Matthew 5:17-18). All disciples of Christ follow the Sabbath.

The Bible speaks of a Millennial Rule of Christ in the Book of Revelation. In a larger sense, this 1,000 year period is a Sabbath rest in itself. God's laws will be written upon our hearts which will no longer be of 'stone.' Christ and His firstfruits will be there to insure we Focus on the Father and live by every word of God.

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The significance then is the same as now: On the Sabbath, ancient Israelites and modern Jews take a break and cease work. It's a day for prayer, reflection and rest, a respite from the work-a-day world of the rest of the week. In ancient times, there were special Sabbath sacrifices in the Temple in Jerusalem, but most Jews took no part in the daily or weekly Temple services.

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