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Keeping the Sabbath sacred is also a part of being righteous.Since being kind could be deemed part of righteousness; then isn't it more important to be righteous, than keeping a day sacred?
What's better someone who's kind but doesn't keep Shabbat and kosher or someone that keeps Shabbat and kosher but isn't kind.
Can u give exampleIt should never be an either/or. And if it is merely a choice between some minor politeness or little nicety and keeping Shabbat, one should keep Shabbat. But if, for some utterly strange reason, one has to choose between keeping Shabbat and behaving justly and fairly to those who are vulnerable and/or needy, one should choose justice and caring for others, even over keeping Shabbat.
If one feeds it, ...You sure are asking the people here to do a lot of work for you.
Do u want me to give example and u tell me what should u doYou sure are asking the people here to do a lot of work for you.
I think they would rather you just got to the point of all this.Do u want me to give example and u tell me what should u do