The Torah Network

4 yrs

I have a question and I am new to Torah, so please be kind. My husband and I are part of our local Farmer's Market. I don't have a lot of products to sell but they are held on Saturdays. Where I live a lot of the stores are closed on Sundays. Is it wrong or against God's law if I observe Sunday for Shabbat? I am really confused on this.

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That you'd be a hard decision.

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This was one of the first things that I had to learn and which is what took me down the rabbit hole and brought me to Torah, having worked 7 days a week. I don't know whether you have seen the 119 Ministries video on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YP2fw1Y3QVo which articulates it very well. My very brief view is, the Sabbath was made for rest and no servile work to be done. This makes it very difficult when you are in a community that only operates on Sunday-laws, but it is Father's law that we should not work. I have found that we had to work out our shopping schedule differently to do it during the other 6 days. I also had to find other channels to sell through, but Father always provided. It might seem "hyper-spiritual" to say that Father will provide, but this platform is an example of His provision. I will give a testimony once we hit 1,000 members and then you should understand why I can say this. PS. If you find someone who is not gentle then please tell me.