Carrying the Sabbath

The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath…
-from Mark 2:27-
Six days you shall work, but on the seventh day you shall rest, that your ox and your donkey may have rest, and the son of your servant woman, and the 👽, may be refreshed.
Exodus 23:12

Put another way…
Just think about this concept.
Dwell in this concept,
Abide in it,
Meditate in the fields of Beer Lahai Roi, gang.
(David’s getting creepy, talking about dwelling in concepts and using alien Emoticons. I think he has been hanging around Elvis Mack for too long)
♠️♥️♦️♣️ Suit yourselves. Ahem. Giggle. Yes, I have been hanging out with him a bit long.
Here it is, do not miss it.
The Sabbath was designed to carry you, not you to carry the Sabbath.
From the Torah, it was designed to be a time of refreshment. You were meant to be carried along in rest by the Man of Rest, by Yeshua, the L-rd of the Sabbath.
Let Him and the Day of Your Rest carry you and breathe new life into you.
Let Him 🎁 you a season of refreshment and cleansing.
Let all of your beasts experience a day where they don’t have to work, but they can be.
Six days give, One day receive.
Raw materials, an extra day’s manna, deepening revelation, and extraordinary farther down in the depths of Him Whose depths cry for your depths.
And ask yourself, “Is the Sabbath carrying me or am I carrying the Sabbath?”
Carrying the Sabbath is something you were not designed to do.
It makes about as much sense to carry the Sabbath as it does to carry the Missouri River.
Your job, on the day of rest, is to just float along and let the Sabbath and the L-rd of the Sabbath surround you and cool you off.