Éxodo 20:8

8 »Acuérdate de guardar el día de descanso al mantenerlo santo.

Éxodo 20:8 Meaning and Commentary

Exodus 20:8

Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy.
] By abstaining from all servile work and business, and from all pleasures and recreations lawful on other days, and by spending it in religious exercises, both internal and external. This the Israelites are bid to "remember", by observing it in such a manner, because this command had been given them before at the first time the manna was rained about their tents, ( Exodus 16:23 Exodus 16:25 Exodus 16:26 ) and because it was a command of positive institution, and not a part of the law of nature, and therefore more liable to be forgotten and neglected; for, as a Jewish writer F5 observes, all the laws of the decalogue are according to the dictates of nature, the law and light of reason, and knowledge of men, excepting this: wherefore no other has this word "remember" prefixed to it; there being somewhat in the light of every man's reason and conscience to direct and engage him in some measure to the observation of them. In what day of the week this sabbath was to be kept next follows; for all to the end of the eleventh verse belongs to this command, which is the fourth.


FOOTNOTES:

F5 Aben Ezra.

Éxodo 20:8 In-Context

6 Pero derramo amor inagotable por mil generaciones sobre los
que me aman y obedecen mis mandatos.
7 »No hagas mal uso del nombre del Señor
tu Dios. El Señor
no te dejará sin castigo si usas mal su nombre.
8 »Acuérdate de guardar el día de descanso al mantenerlo santo.
9 Tienes seis días en la semana para hacer tu trabajo habitual,
10 pero el séptimo día es un día de descanso y está dedicado al Señor
tu Dios. Ese día, ningún miembro de tu casa hará trabajo alguno. Esto se refiere a ti, a tus hijos e hijas, a tus siervos y siervas, a tus animales y también incluye a los extranjeros que vivan entre ustedes.

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