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1. Sabbath

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   Observance in Judaism
   In Judaism, the Sabbath begins at sunset on Friday and concludes at nightfall on Saturday. Strict observance involves abstaining from thirty-nine categories of creative labor (melachot).
   Ritual Practice and Prohibitions

2. Sunday

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   Christian Tradition
   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](/entrie…

3. 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…

4. Sunday

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   Jewish Tradition
   In Judaism, Sunday (Yom Rishon, meaning "First Day") is the first day of the week, following the conclusion of the Sabbath (Saturday). It carries no special religious status and is typically treated as a normal working day, reflecting the cessation of divine rest mandated after the seventh day [8].
   Temporal Mechanics and Astronomical Drift