13 Man's first day being a day of rest established a divine principle: God first supplies us with enjoyment, and then we work together with Him (1 Cor. 15:10; 3:9a, 10; 2 Cor. 6:1).
2C The principle of the Sabbath applies not only in creation but also in redemption; the result of Christ's work in redemption is Christ Himself as the Sabbath (Eph. 1:6-7; Heb. 1:3; 9:11-12).
3D The principal denotation of all the annual feasts is for God's people to enjoy rest with God and with one another (Lev. 23:7-8, 21, 25, 28, 31-32, 35-36, 39):
41 因此,安息就是每年七个节期的意义;每年的各个节期,如同每周的安息,乃是一个安息。
41 Rest is thus the denotation of the seven annual feasts; every annual feast, like the weekly rest, was a rest.
52 每周的安息,奠定每年神的百姓与神同过圣节的基础。
52 The weekly rest lays the foundation for God's people to keep the holy feasts with God annually.
6E The weekly Sabbath was a complete, solemn rest; this complete rest signifies a genuine and thorough rest with God for God's redeemed people to enjoy with Him and with one another (v. 3).
7六 这安息日,这安息,乃是“向耶和华守的”,表征神的赎民有分于使神喜乐并享受的安息—3节。
7F This Sabbath, this rest, was "to Jehovah," signifying a rest for God's joy and enjoyment, participated in by His redeemed people (v. 3).