Very interesting I have written a number of essays reflecting on the parallels of Bitcoin and Christianity very interesting
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The Shape of the Week - 3/14/2026
Summary
- The presence of Sabbath gives structure to the entire week.
Sabbath does not only affect one day.
It shapes the entire week.
Without Sabbath, work expands endlessly.
There is always another task.
Another project.
Another responsibility.
But when a day is set apart, the week gains structure.
Work has a boundary.
Life regains rhythm.
> “Six days you shall labor and do all your work, but the seventh day is a Sabbath to the Lord your God.”
> — Exodus 20:9–10
#sabbath #rhythm #time
Sabbath and Freedom - 3/14/2026
Summary
- Sabbath is rooted in freedom from slavery and endless labor.
Sabbath was given to a people who had once been slaves.
In Egypt their time did not belong to them.
Their labor was demanded.
Their rest was controlled.
When God delivered Israel, Sabbath became a declaration of freedom.
One day each week the system of endless labor stopped.
Sabbath reminds us that human life was never meant to exist in permanent servitude.
> “Remember that you were slaves in Egypt and that the Lord your God brought you out.”
> — Deuteronomy 5:15
#sabbath #freedom #exodus
Perspective 3/14/2026
Summary
- Sabbath restores perspective when the pressures of the week distort what truly matters.
During the week it is easy for small problems to feel enormous.
Emails.
Deadlines.
Decisions.
But when the pace pauses, perspective returns.
Things that felt urgent become smaller.
Things that truly matter become clearer.
Sabbath gives space for that realignment.
> “Be still, and know that I am God.”
> — Psalm 46:10
#sabbath #perspective #life
Remembering - 3/14/2026
Summary
- Sabbath is an act of remembering the story we belong to.
The Sabbath command begins with a word that is easy to overlook.
Remember.
Sabbath calls us to remember where life comes from.
Remember creation.
Remember redemption.
Remember that our lives are not sustained by our own strength alone.
Without remembrance, life slowly drifts into forgetfulness.
Sabbath restores memory.
> “Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.”
> — Exodus 20:8
#sabbath #memory #scripture
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