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  1. Sabbath

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    The Christian Adaptation: The Lord's Day
    Christianity adopted a concept of a dedicated day of rest, though the timing shifted. The majority of Christian denominations observe the Lord's Day on Sunday (the first day of the week), commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ, which is traditionally understood to have occurred on the first day following the Jewish Sabbath.
    Theological Shift and Observance

  2. Sunday

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    For most Christian denominations, Sunday is observed as the Lord's Day, commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ, which tradition places on the first day following the Sabbath (Saturday) [5]. This observance often mandates attendance at religious services, particularly the liturgy or mass [5].
    The adoption of Sunday as the primary day of worship, superseding the Jewish Sabbath ([Satu…