As we celebrate the Sabbath (still the Greek term for Saturday) each week, how should it draw our minds to Christ? The Sabbath began as a day of rest, the day on which the Lord "rested" from His work of creation. In memory of that, it became the Lord's Day, the day when the Jews were likewise called to rest from their work. Though now Sunday, the Day of the Lord's Resurrection, has taken the place of the Sabbath as the Lord's Day, our day of holy rest, we know that Saturday was originally the day of rest. Yet how much could God really rest on any day? If there were not energy coming from God to us at all times, wouldn't we cease to be, we who are contingent beings? And could God ever even need to rest? He is omnipotent, after all. We, though, weak as we are, need to rest, so God may have been giving us a model to follow, the model of holy rest. The Sabbath was made for man, after all. That does not solve the problem, though, of a God Wh...