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Flight From Perfection Home About Bookshelf Archives RSS Flight From Perfection Jun 12, 2023 Han on rest From Byung-Chul Han's The Disappearance of Rituals , starting on p. 36 of my copy: God blessed and sanctified the seventh day. The rest enjoyed on the Sabbath consecrates the work of creation. It is not mere idleness. Rather, it is an essential part of creation. In his commentary on the Book of Genesis, Rashi thus remarks: "After the six days of creation, what was still missing from the universe? Menuchah (inoperativity, rest). The Sabbath came, the menuchah came, and the universe was complete." Sabbath rest does not follow creation; it brings creation to completion. Without it, the creation would be incomplete. God does not rest on the seventh day simply to recover from the work he has done. Rather, rest is his nature. It completes the creation. It is the essence of the creation. Thus, when we subordinate rest to work, we ignore the divine. ... Toda...

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