Is Sunday the Original Sabbath? Uncovering the Truth

Discover the history and origins of the Sabbath. Was Sunday originally the Sabbath day? Learn about its significance in Judaism and Christianity.

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Sunday was not the original Sabbath day. The original Sabbath, as observed in Judaism, is Saturday. Early Christians began celebrating on Sunday to mark Jesus' resurrection, differentiating their practices from Jewish traditions.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What day is considered the Sabbath in Judaism? In Judaism, the Sabbath is observed from Friday evening to Saturday evening.
  2. Why do Christians celebrate Sunday instead of Saturday? Christians celebrate Sunday to commemorate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, marking a distinction from Jewish Sabbath observance.
  3. Are there different Sabbath practices in various religions? Yes, different religions have unique Sabbath observances, including the Jewish Sabbath on Saturday and the Christian Sabbath on Sunday.

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