Tag Archives: seventh day

Do Beavers Keep the Sabbath?

Posted on December 7, 2022 by Pete Rambo

In a fascinating multi-year study, Larren Cole documented a colony of beavers that keep the seventh-day Sabbath! In the process he encountered multiple stories of other individual animals as well as whole specie groups that keep Shabbat. Should we be … Continue reading →

Posted in A Thought... | Tagged Beavers, heavens are telling, rocks cry out, Sabbath, seventh day, Sunday lie | 1 Comment

Shabbat, the Blessed Command

Posted on May 20, 2016 by Pete Rambo

When we first began celebrating Shabbat, it was so hard to rest. The command seemed to prevent me from doing some of the things I thought I wanted to do. Then, over time, I began to transition to a right … Continue reading →

Posted in Visual Scripture | Tagged blessing, command, promise, rest, Sabbath, seventh day | 2 Comments

Can God ‘unsanctify’ the ‘sanctified?’

Posted on January 31, 2015 by Pete Rambo

Some recent musings…. Yesterday evening I was test driving my new toy from Messianic Jewish Family Bible. (I’ll review it after having more time, but I did shed tears of joy as I read their story and vision. Limited reservations … Continue reading →