Meaning of Sabbath


The meaning of Sabaath is Be Still. Why ? So we can hear the still small voice. Saabath has been defined as Rest. Basically little or no activity. We stop creating. 

Jesus said he is the Lord of Sabaath. And anyone who is weary to go to him and he will give him rest. 

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