break the sabbath

One can break the Sabbath in a hundred ways without committing any sin.

I broke the Sabbath in a variety of ways.

Jewish law teaches that one may break the Sabbath if the matter involves "concern for human life."

They pulled down the shades and broke the Sabbath.

Eager to try the new design, he breaks the Sabbath and accidentally burns his hand.

After that, they broke the Sabbaths right along as fast as they turned up.

The defendants were charged with "breaking the Sabbath", not with playing cricket.

This saying shows that Jesus, as God's representative, had the authority to break the Sabbath law.

Townspeople were offended by him breaking the sabbath.

"You'll go to the other place if you break the Sabbath day," said unhappy Dora, following him sorely against her will.

Riding on pigs and breaking the Sabbath!

I took his place, but I lost my train, and it was I who broke the Sabbath.

The subject has been much discussed in the past but has been conclusively identified as a warning against breaking the Sabbath.

Due to the fact that Nancy buys the basket on Sunday, she breaks the Sabbath, an established cultural rule.

Some rabbis wouldn't fly on the national carrier because the El Al crews had all broken the Sabbath at one time or another.

"You broke the Sabbath," said the Pharisee.

She was frequently imprisoned for breaking the Sabbath by dancing and shouting, and for blasphemy.

Breaking the Sabbath

Up to that time I never had broken the Sabbath in my life, and from that day to this I never have kept it.

This passage is significant because it explains Joshua's seven-day march around Jericho without breaking the Sabbath.

The Holy Koran tells us we may break the Sabbath or we may lie to our enemies.

The interpretation of these 'enigmatic' passages in Islamic exegetics is highly complex, dealing as they do with infractions like breaking the Sabbath,.

Although similar action would be taken against certain sports, it is not clear if cricket was in any way prohibited, except that players must not break the Sabbath".

When North Dakota became a state in 1889, territorial restrictions against breaking the Sabbath were incorporated into state law and few exceptions were made.

Rejoice that you have not lost your daughter, but grieve that you have broken the Sabbath for your ignorance."