Welcome to Part 2 with Dr. Aaron Shade, Exodus 19 to 34.

John, I feel for people out there who maybe are a little bit like me and don't do this very well.

And it can't be about guilt and I better do something on the Sabbath.

It's got to be about a relationship.

Aaron, I really liked what you said.

It's not about what you don't do.

It's about what you create.

You can create relationships on the Sabbath.

You can create goodness and kindness and service and help and love.

And that can be tailored to each of our personal experiences. It's so easy to point the finger at somebody else and just say, man, you're just, I can't believe you're

doing that on the Sabbath. When in reality, maybe that's the best situation for me because I am

trying to create a relationship with an individual that may not

think like me, that may not have the same mentality about the savages of me. But it doesn't

mean that we can't do something in the spirit of love to create those relationships in ways

that, again, are personalized to our individual experiences. Yeah.

I love the connection you made between when we think of work, we think of work, labor,

like being out there with a shovel or something, but God's work is bringing to pass the immortality in eternal life of all of us, and we can, like what you guys are saying, assist in that work

with each other with relationships, with ministering. That is work, but it's God's work.

And it's something that exalts, it's something that inspires, it's exhausting, but it's something

that brings us closer to God and those with whom we serve closer to God.

It can be a real win-win for everybody.

But that's what the commandments are designed to do.

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