01/05/2026
What if the most ignored commandment…
is one written by God’s own finger?
The Fourth Commandment says:
“Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.” (Exodus 20:8)
Remember.
Interesting word.
Because you don’t tell people to remember
what you expect they might forget.
And many have.
People defend nine commandments—
don’t lie, don’t steal, don’t kill—
but when it comes to the fourth…
suddenly it becomes optional?
Symbolic?
Old?
Why is the only commandment that begins with remember
the one so often neglected?
And this wasn’t invented at Sinai.
The Sabbath was blessed at Creation.
“God blessed the seventh day.” (Genesis 2:3)
Before Israel.
Before Moses.
Before Judaism.
For humanity.
Even Jesus said,
“The Sabbath was made for man.” (Mark 2:27)
Not made for Jews only.
For man.
So why is the commandment God said remember…
the one many feel free to ignore?
The Fourth Commandment may be the most forgotten—
but forgotten truth does not become abolished truth.
