The Jewish Sabbath is kept from: A. Sunset Friday to sunset Saturday B. Sunrise Saturday to sunrise Sunday C. Sunrise Saturday to sundown Sunday D. Sunrise Sunday to sunrise Monday

The Jewish Sabbath is kept from Sunset Friday to sunset Saturday (A).

Explanation:

The Jewish Shabat, is the name given to the weekly day of rest in Judaism, symbolizing the seventh day in Genesis, after the six days of Creation. Although it is commonly said to be the Sunday of each week, it is observed from Friday's sunset until Saturday's sunset. The exact time of the beginning and end of the Sabbath varies from week to week and from place to place, according to the time of sunset.