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Deuteronomy makes clear that sabbath-keeping is meant for the welfare of all. God delivered the Israelites out of slavery, so they should observe this freedom with a day of rest. No one should work seven days a week; even slaves and foreigners should be able to rest. Yet human beings can turn even the most liberating religious practice into a life-destroying rule. Jesus does not reject sabbath-keeping, but defends its original life-enhancing meaning. Our worship and our religious way of life are to lead to restoration: the hungry being fed and the sick being healed.

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Hymns:

“Gather Us In”

“O Day of Rest and Gladness”

“The Church of Christ, in Every Age”

First Reading: Deuteronomy 5:12-15 - The commandment regarding the sabbath

Psalm 81:1-10 - Raise a loud shout to the God of Jacob

Second Reading: 2 Corinthians 4:5-12 - Treasure in clay jars

Gospel: Mark 2:23—3:6 - Doing the work of God on the sabbath