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Yahuah Shaddai, You made the ordered world and appointed Shabbat as a remembrance of creation.
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On the seventh day You ceased from the works You had made, establishing rest so that Adam might turn his attention toward Your Torah.
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You appointed feasts for the joy and remembrance of the soul.
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You made the number seven a sign of completion throughout creation and sacred time.
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Seven days complete the week; the seventh day is Shabbat.
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Sevenfold patterns appear in the lights, periods, years, and sacred appointments through which order is remembered.
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You brought Yisra'el from Mitsrayim, divided the sea, carried the people through the wilderness, and gave Torah through Mosheh.
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You gave manna, water from the rock, protection by cloud and fire, and inheritance according to promise.
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You established Pesach as remembrance of deliverance.
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You established the giving of Torah, harvest, trumpet, covering, and Sukkot within the sacred rhythm of the year.
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You taught Your people to remember creation and redemption through appointed days.
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Shabbat is the cessation of creation, completion of the ordered work, attention to Torah, and grateful praise for Your benefits.
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Blessed are You who sanctifies time and teaches Your people to remember Your works.
C1
A long Christian appendix says the first day surpasses Shabbat because of Yahushua's birth, immersion, suffering, crucifixion under Pilate, death, and resurrection.
C2
It reframes the Lord's Day as the climactic thanksgiving and identifies the preexistent Wisdom with Christ.