Dennis Prager observes the Jewish Sabbath by attending synagogue, hosting Friday dinner, and avoiding work and broadcasting for 24 hours, but he uses electricity, which Orthodox Jews don't. He grounds his practice in the Ten Commandments as divinely revealed law.
The question is, given that I observe the Shabbat, the Sabbath, not quite in the way Orthodox Jews do— there are things I will do that they don't do. I will use electricity, for example. But I go to synagogue every Sabbath. I have Shabbat dinner every Friday night. I don't work. I don't do a radio show. I don't do podcasts. I don't go on shows, uh, uh, during that 24 hours. So I'm, I'm pretty serious about the, the, the Sabbath. It's in the Ten Commandments, which I take really seriously. I believe they were in fact revealed by God, which is a big deal.
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