1. A Day to Stop (Physical Rest) At its core, Sabbath means cease or stop. Exodus 20:8–10 — “Remember the Sabbath day by keeping it holy… you shall not do any work.” This includes stepping away from normal labor, productivity, and busyness. 2. A Day to Delight (Enjoy God’s Goodness) Sabbath isn’t just restriction—it’s meant to be enjoyable. Isaiah 58:13–14 — calls the Sabbath a “delight” “If you turn back your foot from the Sabbath, from doing your pleasure[fn] on my holy day

1. Introduction Many people read the Bible but are unsure how to understand it. This guide will help you approach Scripture in a simple and meaningful way so you can grow in understanding over time. 2. Start with the right mindset Before reading, remember: The Bible is meant to be understood over time You don’t need to rush Understanding grows through repetition and reflection You need to pray that God would open your mind to understand the scriptures 3. Read slowly and obser

OLD TESTAMENT Law (Torah) Genesis Begins with creation, humanity’s origin, and God’s covenant with Abraham and his descendants.Themes: Creation, covenant, sin, promise Exodus God delivers Israel from slavery in Egypt and establishes His covenant through Moses.Themes: Deliverance, law, worship, covenant Leviticus Instructions for holiness, worship, and priestly duties for Israel.Themes: Holiness, sacrifice, purity Numbers Israel wanders in the wilderness due to unbelief and...