To keep the Sabbath day holy means to set it apart and dedicate it to God, as commanded in the fourth of the Ten Commandments. The Sabbath day is the seventh day of the week, what we would call "Saturday," or in the Israelite mindset, sundown on Friday until sundown on Saturday. The word "Sabbath" comes from a Hebrew word meaning "day of rest". The Sabbath is a day of rest and reflection, a specific time allocated for us on Earth to appreciate the power of God. Here are some practical ways to keep the Sabbath day holy:

• Rest: On the Sabbath day, we should not do any work. This means taking a break from our normal daily routine and dedicating our thoughts and time to God. We can also use this time to rest and recharge.

• Worship: One of the best ways to keep the Sabbath day holy is to devote time to worshipping God. We can attend church services, read the Bible and other books of scripture, and talk with God in prayer.

• Service: We can plan or participate in a service project. We can also spend time with family and friends, having a weekly family game night.

It is important to note that keeping the Sabbath day holy is a matter of personal conscience. While no longer bound by the law, there is wisdom in remembering it, as God commanded.