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The tradition of the Sabbath is a long-standing practice in the Christian faith, with its origins being rooted at the very beginning of creation. For many western Christians, the practice of the Sabbath takes place on Sunday and involves attending church, fellowshipping with family and friends and resting for the week to come.
The Sabbath day has been celebrated since the time of Moses and has been considered a holy day ever since. It is considered an ancient and sacred tradition held on the seventh day. The Sabbath celebrates the resurrection of Jesus. It enables us as humans to appreciate the creation of man and be grateful for what God has done for us every day.