What if one of the most overlooked and yet clearly commanded practices in the entire Bible — the seventh-day Sabbath — is far more important to God’s people than most modern Christians realize? In this deep-dive episode of Mining Scripture, we slow down and examine the Sabbath question from Genesis to Revelation, verse by verse. We ask: Does the Bible actually teach that the seventh-day Sabbath was only for ancient Israel, or is it a lasting gift and sign for all of God’s people throughout time?

• Why does God repeatedly call the Sabbath a holy, perpetual covenant and a sign between Him and His people?
• If the Sabbath was “nailed to the cross,” why did Jesus, the apostles, and the early church continue keeping it?
• What does the Sabbath reveal about God’s character, His rest, and the New Covenant?
• How does remembering the Sabbath change the way we understand creation, redemption, and the coming kingdom?

Whether you’ve always kept Sunday, always kept Saturday, or you’ve quietly wondered why the topic creates so much confusion, this episode will invite you to test everything against the full testimony of God’s Word — without tradition or assumption getting in the way.

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