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And now, here's today's Truth Talk Live host. How do you remember truth? Remember the Sabbath and keep it holy. Yeah, it's a fourth commandment and kind of, wow, the promises that are connected to this one are huge. And I wonder in this generation, you know, what are you thinking? How do you actually do this? How do you remember the Sabbath and keep it holy?
I would really like to hear what you have to say about this one. 866, the number to call in and share, it's just me today, so we need your calls. 866-348-7884.
866-348-7884. It is, how do you remember the Sabbath and keep it holy? You know, clearly God on the sixth day, very cool, right? He finished his work. And you may know from Stu's book, the last words of Jesus, it was his sixth word from the cross.
It is finished. And so when he finished his work, right, he made that a holy day and he made it the fourth commandment. And interestingly, if you think about it, Jesus picked many a fights over this. In fact, seven times Jesus healed on the Sabbath, it would appear on purpose to try to make a particular point. And so obviously this is a huge deal, this idea of Sabbath. It is to God clearly throughout his word.
He mentions it time and time again. And so how do you do that practically in your life when you think about how do I remember the Sabbath and keep it holy? And actually, if you look at the Ten Commandments, there's a lot to it about don't do any work and don't let your kids do any work. And so, you know, on the day where, man, so many people work on Saturdays and Sundays, you know, what are we doing? And isn't it interesting how God has blessed Chick-fil-A, right, in so many different ways. And they keep it, I mean, to them if that's their day.
So interestingly, I don't know if you ever noticed this, I really hadn't until last week. There's phenomenal promises in Isaiah 56 to those people that keep the Sabbath. And I'll read this to you because it just grabs my attention. So Isaiah 56, from the beginning, it says, Thus says the Lord, Keep justice and do righteousness, for my salvation is about to come and my righteousness to be revealed. Blessed is the man who does this and the son of man who lays hold on it, who keeps from defiling the Sabbath and keeps his hand from doing any evil. Do not let the son of the foreigner who has joined himself to the Lord speak, saying, The Lord has utterly separated me from his people. Nor let the eunuch say, Here I am, a dry tree. For thus says the Lord to the eunuch who keep my Sabbath and choose what pleases me and holds fast my covenant. Here comes this amazing promise.
I wonder if you ever heard this. Even to them I will give in my house and within my walls a place and a name better than that of sons and daughters. Like, what a promise is that? You get a place. Now, you know, he's going to go prepare a place for you. Had you thought about it?
If you do these things he's talking about here, like keep his Sabbath, he's going to give you a place and a name better than a son or a daughter. You know, that's pretty descriptive. I can't help but wonder exactly what that is.
Maybe you got to comment on that. I would love to hear it again. We have a phone number. This is a live show. And the fun of it is for you to call in.
Let's discuss this. How do you do this? 866-348-7884. 86634-TRUTH. It says, I'll give them an everlasting name that will not be cut off. Also, the sons of the foreigner who join themselves to the Lord to serve him and to love the name of the Lord and to his servants, everyone who keeps from defiling the Sabbath and holds fast my covenant, even them I will bring to my holy mountain and make them joyful in my house of prayer. Their burnt offerings and their sacrifices will be accepted on my altar for my house shall be called a house of prayer for all nations, for all people. The Lord God who gathers the outcasts of Israel says, yet I will gather to him others besides those who are gathered to him. In other words, isn't it interesting that you see the two things that Jesus is very passionate about, very passionate about in the New Testament is obviously being able to heal on the Sabbath.
He does it seven times. He teaches on the Sabbath numerous times other than that. And then my house shall be called a house of prayer. All that comes from Isaiah 56. And when you just look at that little passage there where he says, even them I'll bring to my holy mountain and make them joyful, right?
And in his presence is fullness of joy. So here are these people that are keeping the Sabbath and doing these things. He's going to make them joyful and they're going to be in the presence of the Lord in his house of prayer. And it says their burnt offerings and their sacrifices will be accepted on my altar.
That's an interesting thing, right? Like burnt sacrifices, holy burnt sacrifices. And I don't know if you ever put this together, but Hebrews chapter four does this for me. And I just want to let go of anything that we are under a particular law when it has to do with the Sabbath. Because clearly, according to Hebrews chapter four, Jesus is the Sabbath. And in other words, it says today, if you hear my voice, don't harden your hearts, you know, that you might enter into his promise.
Right? And that promise is enter into the rest, enter into his rest. That like the promised land is the rest. And that's Jesus. I mean, that yes, when he said it was finished, you see the Sabbath or the idea of it, of really being at rest.
Once you're not under your sin, you can be at rest. And so when it says that they're going to make this burnt offering, well, who is the burnt offering? I mean, it's Jesus, right? He was a complete offering. He offered his complete life. And like the burnt offering, it went up in a smoke that was pleasing, the aroma was pleasing to the Lord.
Well, believe me that Jesus's sacrifice couldn't be more pleasing to the Lord. And he clearly is. He is this Sabbath that we're talking about here, and he is the rest. OK, so with that in mind, we get an opportunity to keep his Sabbath or remember his Sabbath and keep it holy. But we're doing that in him and in his rest.
But still, it's pretty clear. It says we're not to do any work. And so really, I'm wondering, you know, in this day and age, right? I know in the generation before us, it was not unusual at all for mothers to prepare the Sunday meal Saturday night so that they wouldn't have to work on the Sabbath.
And people wouldn't go out to eat because they didn't want somebody else to have to work on Sunday. How does that work in your life today? I would love for you to call in and comment. Share 866-348-7884, 866-344-TRUTH, Truth Talk Live. It's live because we need you with us.
Give us a call. Welcome back to Truth Talk Live. The question on the table today, and I would very, very, very much like to know how you apply this to your life. How do you remember the Sabbath day and keep it holy? Right? It's the day of rest. And clearly, if you look at the fourth commandment, it goes in a lot about not working on that particular day. But I want you to just picture with me. Well, first of all, I want you to call us and tell us how you do that.
866-348-7884, 866-348-7884. But you think about it. You know, it was the sixth day, wasn't it? It was Good Friday. And it was the sixth day of that particular week. And they are getting ready to celebrate the Sabbath, which the Jewish people would consider the Sabbath as the day the bridegroom was coming.
In other words, this is a huge thing. They knew that they would celebrate it like the bridegroom coming. And so on that particular Good Friday, long about 3 o'clock is when they begin to quit doing their work. Now, if you picture that they were slaughtering Passover lambs and stuff that day, they had to get the blood cleaned up and they were getting ready, right, to celebrate Shabbat.
They were getting ready to celebrate their Sabbath. And right about 3 o'clock is when they would do that customarily in that time. And when you look at it in the New Testament, it says right at the ninth hour is when Jesus uttered those famous sixth words.
There's not any accident, do you think, that it was on the sixth day. And the ninth hour happened to be 3 o'clock that he uttered the sixth word. So right at that time where everybody was quitting work, he hollers from the cross, it is finished because the Sabbath begins at twilight. And so twilight on Friday is when it would begin, that time that the Jews would begin their Sabbath rest and they would stop doing their work. For those of us who leave early on Friday at times, I can't do that when I'm doing Truth Talk Live, Grayson, but if I get out of here at 3, you know, it's always good. You know, that's when it was finished. It was finished. And so that picture of Jesus being our Sabbath, right, he did what he was to do in six days.
And then you know what happened? The Father raised him from the dead. He offered up his life and what we do in six days, right, we do the very best we can and we leave the seventh day for God to do what he's going to do.
And so how does that work out? Maybe you are of the mind that we should celebrate Sabbath on Saturday. Maybe you are of the mind that we are using the Lord's Day on Sunday.
Why do you do that? What's your thought process? But also, you know, how do you feel like, obviously you're not, the whole idea of rest is you're not trying to earn your salvation, okay? And so in no way, shape, or form are we doing this out of any obligation. But out of just the joy of knowing it makes, it pleases God that we're honoring his day, that we're not defiling his Sabbath, right? And I think one of the ways that you can defile the Sabbath is just to make those laws, which Jesus clearly was picking a fight for these people, even when they accused his servants of not following it when they were picking the heads of wheat.
You know, the same thing. We don't want to defile the Sabbath. And part of that is if you think you're honoring it in order to earn your salvation in any way, shape, or form, you're defiling it in my book. That's my opinion, but maybe you have another idea, and I would love for your calls. 866-348-7884.
866-344-TRUTH. And of course, this is law if you look at the actual Ten Commandments in Exodus 20, and it says, But the seventh day is the Sabbath of the Lord your God. In it you shall do no work, right?
You, nor your son, nor your daughter, nor your male servants, nor your female servant, nor your cattle, or a stranger who is within your gates. For in six days the Lord made the heavens and the earth, the sea, and all in them, and rested the seventh day. Therefore the Lord blessed the Sabbath day and hallowed it. In other words, it's a holy day. And it's really a neat thing, right, that even today, most establishments try to close on Sunday. I mean, I can remember thinking many times, I never wanted to work for a dealership that was open on Sunday, because, you know, you wouldn't be able to go to church, and it's hard to work if you've ever worked seven days a week for any period of time. If you're actually, you know, and then this leads to the other question, is what does God consider this work, right? That, you know, pastors work on Sundays, what's that about? 866-348-7884, 866-348-7884. So, I can't help but wonder that, you know, I shared this at, I do a devotion at an assisted living place in Mocksville on Thursday mornings, and I shared this with them, and they were all talking about how in their day, right, that really their moms, that they kept that day, like it was a day you didn't mow the grass, you didn't do anything like that. That's the way that their families kept them, they cooked the meal, even if the pastor was coming over Saturday night, so that on Sunday they wouldn't do the dishes, you know, all these kind of things were going on.
So, how did that happen when you were younger versus what are you doing now? 866-348-7884, we got Nick is in North Carolina. Nick, you're on Truth Talk Live, good afternoon. Yeah, you too, thanks for taking my call. I'm calling because I've struggled with this, and you caught my attention, the reason you brought it up, I don't, like, I got a call in on this one because I've heard so many opinions, and I definitely do not keep the Sabbath holy, and when I've asked others what it takes to keep the Sabbath holy, I've heard varying opinions throughout the years, so if I'm going to do yard work and I involve my kids and it's a family thing, it should be okay, just things all across the board, if you're working and you have to work because you're supporting your family versus if you're working and you're saving up for a sports car, for example. It's so many different opinions and so many different lines that it's something I've been confused about for a long time.
Yeah, I'm going to be completely honest, I don't have a ton of answers here. I mean, I've studied it and I've thought about it, and clearly I do know that, I really do, that Jesus is ultimately the Sabbath, as it points out in Hebrews 4, that He is the rest that we get, and so, but I'm with you, I want to keep it holy, and I want to know, you know, exactly what that means. You know, I read Hebrew, I love Hebrew, I study Hebrew, and when I looked at the, you know, I thought to me, the critical word in the equation is work. What is considered work?
Right? Exactly, yeah, and you were made for the Sabbath. Right, right, God said that, that Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath.
And I think, you know, clearly, Jesus was made from, when you think about it, from that standpoint. I'm going to share a little bit on the Hebrew on work when we come back. Will you stay with me, Nick? Oh yeah, sure.
Through the break, I would love it, I would love it. When we come back, we would love your calls too. 866-348-7884, we'll be right back. Welcome back to Truth Talk Live. Today's question is, how do you remember the Sabbath and keep it holy? How do you do that?
We would love for your comments, 866-348-7884. In the last segment, Nick called in, and he, like me, I'm perplexed, you know, in exactly how we do this. How do we keep it holy? How do we honor God based on what He's asked us to do? Right?
Which is to do no regular work. And so, Nick, you still with me? Yeah, I'm here. Okay, so the word work in Hebrew is really a cool word.
I really, really like it. And interestingly, the root of it is angel. It's malek. Malekah is work, but malek is angel. And so, when you think about what angels do, they essentially were messengers, like us.
Thus, you have malekai, right? But the idea of this is fascinating. So if I just break it down by letter, it helps me to understand what I think God's getting at. And it helps me understand the whole thing. But I'm not saying I got it.
These are the things I'm thinking about. So the first letter in the word work, or malek, you can hear it. It's an M sound, and that M sound is the letter mem. And it's the beginning of the word Messiah, and it generally would be considered the letter that represents Jesus.
And since Jesus was the one doing the original work that we're talking about in six days, and He certainly did the work that was finished at the cross, right? Then it's really cool to me that the word begins with that letter. The second letter is the letter lamed, which has to do with what you're aspiring, your heart.
It's connected to the idea of loving and learning, okay? And so here we have Jesus who is aspiring, and the third letter is an aleph. And that is always the letter that represents the Father in so many ways.
If you think of the alpha male, so to speak, or the word Abraham starts with an A as this aleph. And Adonai and all those A words, they have this idea with the Father. So here we got Jesus aspiring for the Father. In other words, He's creating the world, what? To do what the Father asked Him to do. Same thing when He's doing all that work on the cross, up to the cross and onto the cross.
He's clearly doing what His Father sent Him to do. And the third letter is that k sound, that K, which is a letter hoof, which has to do with desire. It's an amazing idea, and actually when you think about desire, it's sort of a crown. And when the Jews wear a hammocka, that K sound in the hammocka is that idea of a crown. And when you think about it, work is a crown in and of itself. I guess we're going to get crowns based on, I'm not exactly sure what, but it will be, has to do with our works, right? And not that we're doing those works in any way to get more love or to get salvation or anything like that.
It's just that. And the last letter, which is the only thing that makes it different than the word angel, is a hei. And that word hei, that letter hei, is telling you that this is an expression of that word, so it's like an expression of an angel. So I get to picture myself that, you know, what's going on here is that when we're, whatever it is our works are supposed to be, that we're pleasing the Father, that we are supposed to take a day, whatever that would be, considering how you feel about it.
It would either be, you know, twilight on Friday to, you know, twilight on Saturday night or, you know, Sunday, however you want to look at it. And that day, you're to allow God to do, to just rest from that and let God take it from here. Because otherwise, we think that we are somehow or another getting it all done, you know what I'm saying? Because when you look at the idea, and interestingly to me, these ideas are really connected to why Jesus cleared the temple. Because this is the passage that he's quoting, Isaiah 56, and I didn't read the part that has to do with the money changers, which all comes after, it starts in verse 9, where he begins to talk about these greedy dogs which never have enough, who cannot understand. They all look to their own way, and he says, Every one of them for his own gain, for his own territory, come one says, I'll bring wine, and another one, fill ourselves with intoxicating drink. Tomorrow will be as today, and much more abundant. In other words, they're not hallowing any day.
In other words, there's no diffraction between days. They're just work, work, work, work, work, work, work. So that's why he cleared out the money changers, they were working on the Sabbath? Well, no, they were dishonoring the whole temple. For one reason. Yeah, that was for one reason.
One reason is that they just clearly were money changing. I mean, they were dishonoring the whole idea, but I think it's kind of cool to think that if my heart on Sunday is in any way, shape, or form, trying to figure out how to continue to make a living, or whatever that is, then I know I'm dishonoring the Sabbath. If what I'm doing has to do with taking care of myself, and not trusting God with that, and trying to figure out ways to make this day more about honoring God and thanking God, then I think I'm making progress. So my wife's a nurse, and she works on the Sabbath. We've asked many people about that, and we've gotten various opinions, like I mentioned before, and some people say, well, she's taking care of other people, and you know, that's important. Well, I would say that one you have beautifully described by Jesus, okay? Because what he's telling you is that healing is very much connected to the Sabbath, and your wife's connected to healing, right? He healed on the Sabbath seven times, okay? So he's saying, this is compassion. This is the Father's heart, right? And so I would say that what Jesus did on the Sabbath was heal all of us, right?
As he went to his rest, and so it was all about healing on the Sabbath, and I think that what your wife, that's my opinion again, just my opinion, that there would be nothing closer to God's heart. You know, interestingly, my mother was a nurse, and she would always work on Christmas Day on purpose, because she wanted, and she felt that was honoring to other nurses that had families that wanted to be with their children. My mother didn't take up, she went back to school, became a nurse later in life, and then she worked on it every Christmas Day, because she wanted the nurses with young families to be able to have that time with their families. But also, she wanted her patients to have a Christmas too, you know? And so I think that, and my daughter's a nurse, and so I think that it's a really cool thing if she goes in on Sundays thinking, how can I make this a Sabbath for my patients?
How can I help heal them? And how can I give them a day that's holy? It's a neat opportunity, we all do, of thinking of how we can help others make it a holy day. You know, those are my thoughts, but I love your call, and I love your questions, because I'm right with you, Nick, I wish I had it.
Yeah, it's a tough one. It is, it is. And I know a realtor who turns his phone off, his message says, you know, today I spend time with family and friends, and I'll call you back on Monday, so leave a message. Yeah, and for a realtor, that's, you know, their day is often Sunday, and that's huge, right?
But I bet Ghana, I bet Ghana. They've got to be 24-7, you know, most of the time, but this guy's really serious, so I'm proud of him. Yeah, I am too. Yeah, he won't talk to you on Sunday at all, unless maybe you're, unless you're his family or friend.
If it's not concerning business, he won't pick up the phone if it's concerning business. Yeah, and I also, I think, you know, depending on where somebody's heart is, but if their heart is, look, I am not going to go out to eat on the Sabbath, because I don't want anybody to work because of me. I think that's fascinating. I, you know, I heard that at the nursing home, and I went, well, that's, you know, in the right spirit, I think that's cool. I agree.
And I, you know, I can't say I've convinced my wife of that one yet, but I think it's cool, and so I'm very curious what other people think. Nick, thank you for your call so much. I really appreciate it. You have a great day. God bless.
Thank you, you too. Bye-bye. 866-348-7884. What say you?
866-348-7884. How do you keep the Sabbath? How do you keep it holy? We'll be right back.
Welcome back to Truth Talk Live. Today's question, I would love your insights. How, how is it that you remember the Sabbath?
How do you do that practically? How do you remember the Sabbath, and how do you keep it holy? We would love for your calls. 866-348-7884. 866-348-7884. What does that look like in your life, or what do you think it should look like?
I mean, if you're convicted, like, what should we be doing? I don't know. It's a very, very interesting question, and obviously near and dear to God's heart. Mike is in Dayton, Ohio. Mike, you're on Truth Talk Live.
Hi. Boy, you took a hard question. You know you did. So, how do you keep it holy? Yeah, I really, you know, honestly, Mike, this is a legitimate question. I ask God. And I'm asking you, you know, I'm wanting people's insight.
I'm hoping people will share with me, you know, how they've worked this out. Because, you know, it's obviously near and dear to God's heart. It couldn't be more clear in Scripture that it's huge.
Right. And so, what are your thoughts, man? My thoughts? You know, my wife worked at Target, and sometimes she had to work on Sunday, and they scheduled her. But she put on there, you know, I don't want to work on Sunday. Sometimes I had clients that couldn't, you know, I couldn't meet, you know, until the only day available was on a Sunday, you know. I really believe in my heart, and I ask God about this, or I talk to God about this. I don't know.
He obviously didn't talk directly back to me. But I felt like you need a day of reset, you know, with God. And a day of where you can recharge your batteries and your life and your spirit, and as well as your physical.
That means sometimes going to bed earlier or not doing something at home. You know, it doesn't necessarily need to be on a Sunday or the Sabbath, but you need a time where I think you need to reset your emotions, your thoughts. And Sunday is probably a good day to do that, because, you know, that's the end of the week, and that's the start of the new week, my opinion. But I really believe that you can reset yourself even on a Saturday or sometime where you're alone with God, and you can say, hey, God, help me reset for the next week.
I think that's honoring God and honoring that commandment to me. That's what's in my heart right now. And my wife felt like the same thing.
I had to go out the door, but I felt led to call. Hopefully that makes a little sense, what I just said. It does.
It does. And I think that, you know, the idea of rest is gigantic in the whole picture, and I think all of Hebrews chapter 4 speaks right to that idea of entering His rest. And that, you know, on the seventh day, you know, whatever that may look like, you rest. And again, we talked about earlier that the word work is critical in the equation, but I think the word, you know, that we're to rest on the seventh day is also equally critical. And, you know, if you want me to, I can kind of break that word down for you, Mike.
That'd be great. So, and I, again, I don't have a lot of answers here. I just have, you know, what I've been studying. So the word rest is actually Shabbat.
Okay. And you've heard it your whole life, probably, or even the word Sabbath comes from the same idea, which is just three letters. It's a shin, which is that idea of a fire. And a fire, what it does, you know, in a car, being the Christian car guy, it oxidizes, you know, it is burning fuel, right? And so we got some kind of a thing that's going on here. We're going to oxidize something.
We're going to burn something. And in this case, the letter bet is the thing that obviously would be the object of the fire. And the letter bet is a house, but it really has to do with a lot being God's word.
And here's how that works, which is beautiful, in my opinion, in and of itself as a study forever. That the word son begins with the letter bet, because when you have a son, you have a house. The father is the head of the house, and once you have a son, you have a house, right?
You get the picture. And so when you think of your house, I'm sure you realize it's your family, much more so than the building that you're sleeping in, right? And so the house of God is, yes, it's churches and synagogues and those kind of things, but it is by all means the people of God. And so the idea of being able to, and more songs have been written about going home than I'm told, than about love, and the idea of being around your family and being able to rest.
You see, when you're within your family and that kind of association is a different kind of thing, right? That's resting in that idea. And then the last letter, so you've got this idea of oxidizing the household, and since Jesus is the word of God, and a bet kind of has to do with both the house and the word of God, then you see there's the whole son and how that figures out. But the last word is the letter tet, which is the last letter in the Hebrew alphabet, and that word is like a God stamp. A lot of people think that the stamp that we're going to get in the book of Revelation is that idea, is that the last verse in the 119th Psalm, which is of the last letter or the last verse to start with, we like sheep have gone astray, seek your servant, for we forget not thy commandments.
And that idea of no sheep left behind, no Christian left behind. And so when you think about it, when you get everybody together, you'll be able to rest. Yeah, it's kind of ironic that I called my kids and both my kids and my family, and I said, you know, on Sunday, I want everybody to come over when the weather gets warmer. And I'm going to have hamburgers every Sunday afternoon around six o'clock or seven o'clock.
And I wish I lived in Dayton, I would be there, man. And I said, I'm going to have hamburgers and french fries, and we're going to have come over, you know, you guys can come over. And I really want that to happen, you know. And I think that's what God really wants. He wants us to come together and love on each other, you know. And I think that's where that's the whole idea of church, right, is when do we come together? It's a family, and it's a beautiful thing when you think about it that, you know, those of us... Is it two hours or five hours, or is it all day? Is it an hour or two hours on Sundays with the church, or is it, you know... Well, it's all, you know, what a beautiful thing it would be, and believe me, nobody would feel better about this than me, is to have my entire family, right? You know, all my kids, all my grandkids and all that stuff, at church with me, and all of us having a big barbecue with all my dearest friends that all are at church with me. You know, and just breaking bread and worshipping God.
Like, how that, whatever that looks like, actually even taking communion, how fun would that be? Oh, that would be awesome, wouldn't it? Yeah, and see, I think that's the ultimate Shabbat right there. I think that's where we're headed, Mike.
Okay. Right? Right? Because, you know, that sounds like heaven to me. Oh, yeah, now we're getting there. And so I think that whatever we can do, and I love your idea, right?
Have the kids over and let's have hamburgers. Because in its own way, that's Shabbat. I think it is. Right. I think it is. I really do think so, too. Yeah.
Yeah. And I really do. I, you know, it's communion with God. It's communion and with your children and your family with God. I think that's the Sabbath.
I really do. And doing things in the remembrance of Him. And that's why I'm having my kids over for hamburgers. All right. Because if.
Yeah. Because I want them to be communion with me. And they know I love God. And I'm setting that time apart for them and God and us. You know, so maybe that is weird.
No, I think it's absolutely a natural thing that we want to be. In that time where we're resting together, you know, with as much family and friends and as close to heaven as we can possibly get. And God is at the center of that. And He loves a good party. I mean, we know that. Right.
It was clearly what He was all about, especially a good wedding party. Right. Right. It's going to be more work for me.
And I understand that. I mean, I have to make the hamburgers. I've got to get the buns out.
I've got to do all the. I want to know about the French fries. Are these homemade? Are you cutting those potatoes up, buddy? Oh, yes, sir. And and I I told my wife, we need to get some beef tallow because they make them even better with beef tallow. And are you serious?
I've never tried that. I got it. Oh, it is. Oh, so good. It's expensive, but it's wonderful.
I'm coming. I got to make my way to Dayton some Sunday. So, OK, how do you think about this? Be praying about it this week. You have a whole week before you get to it. You know, how are you going to remember the Sabbath this week? I'm so grateful for your calls for Nick, for Mike and for all of your prayers right along these lines. And we'll look forward to talking again tomorrow. Thanks so much for listening.
