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The '''Lord's Day''' is observed on [[Sunday]] in most sects of  [[Christianity]. It is the principal day of worship in most Christian sects, and numerous Christians elect to observe it as a day of rest in place of the Jewish [[Sabbath]]  (Shabbat) that begins Friday evening and ends Saturday evening. Sunday is significant because it is the day [[Jesus Christ]] rose from the grave.

The '''Lord's Day''' is observed on [[Sunday]] in most sects of  [[Christianity]]. It is the principal day of worship in most Christian sects, and numerous Christians elect to observe it as a day of rest in place of the Jewish [[Sabbath]]  (Shabbat) that begins Friday evening and ends Saturday evening. Sunday is significant because it is the day [[Jesus Christ]] rose from the grave.

Some sects, such as [[Seventh Day Adventists]] and [[Messianic Judaism]] choose to observe the Sabbath instead of the Lord's Day.

Some sects, such as [[Seventh Day Adventists]] and [[Messianic Judaism]] choose to observe the Sabbath instead of the Lord's Day.

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