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Horses That Keep the Sabbath

It's been said that the relationship between human beings and horses is one of the most ancient and mutually beneficial relationships between man and animal to ever exist on our planet. For Linda Henderson, this has certainly proven true.

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by Lynn Marshall

Those who observe God's Sabbath also ensure their animals rest on the Sabbath in respect to God's command of Exodus 20:10: "In it you shall do no work . . . nor your cattle."

In this context, the reference to "cattle" includes all domestic livestock. Not only does it mean "no work," but for a show horse it means to not compete in events on the Sabbath—defined in the Bible as the period from sundown on Friday until sundown on Saturday.

For people and horses competing in equestrian events, this presents a difficulty because so many horse events are scheduled on Saturdays. Here is how one Sabbath-keeper competes despite this challenge.

Read the full article at www.gnmagazine.org/issues/gn57/sabbath.htm


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