Sabbatarianism

Sabbatarianism is the religious belief that the biblical Sabbath—traditionally observed from Friday sunset to Saturday sunset—should be kept as a day of rest, worship, and spiritual reflection. Practitioners often abstain from work and secular activities, emphasizing the importance of dedicating this special day to God. Different groups vary in how strictly they observe it; some see it as a moral obligation, while others view it as a symbolic or optional practice. Overall, Sabbatarianism emphasizes honoring the biblical commandment of resting on the Sabbath as a means of spiritual renewal and obedience to God.