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The book was referenced to emphasize the importance of experiencing joy on the Sabbath and how it is viewed in Jewish tradition.
First, as I've indicated, they see the Sabbath as a sanctuary in time.
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The book was referenced to emphasize the importance of experiencing joy on the Sabbath and how it is viewed in Jewish tradition.
First, as I've indicated, they see the Sabbath as a sanctuary in time.
Mind, says one of the great rabbis, is established by joy. By melancholy, it is driven into exile.
It is a sin according to Judaism to be sad on the Sabbath.
The Talmud says that we will be held personally accountable for the judgment of God for every legitimate Sabbath pleasure we did not enjoy.
We are commanded to have joy. To miss the joy is to miss it all.