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31 March, 14:22

What was the significance of the Sabbath for early followers of Judaism?

A. The Sabbath commemorated the exodus of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt.

B. God set aside the Sabbath as a day for worship.

C. The Sabbath marked the beginning of a festival in the Great Temple.

D. God allowed the Israelites to pray to idols only on the Sabbath.

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  1. 31 March, 17:52
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    The significance of the Sabbath for early followers of Judaism is that " B. God set aside the Sabbath as a day for worship" since God is said to have commanded all people to not work during this day.
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