Is No Pleasure Allowed on the Sabbath Day?
- (primary) Isaiah 58:13–14 — Isaiah 58:13-14
- (secondary) Deuteronomy 12:32
- (secondary) Genesis 2:3
- (secondary) Leviticus 23:3
- (secondary) Leviticus 23:7
- (secondary) Isaiah 58:3
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Summary
Pastor Shane Vaughn clarifies the meaning of Isaiah 58:13-14, which appears to prohibit pleasure on the Sabbath. Citing a note in the ESV, he argues that the word translated as 'pleasure' is better understood as business or income, meaning income-generating work, not enjoyable activities. The Torah requires only two things for Sabbath observance: ceasing from income-producing labor and gathering in holy convocation to worship. The Sabbath is meant to be a day of delight and rest from servitude to money, not a joyless day of restriction.
Core doctrine
Torah Restoration
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