Torah says that a fire is not to be kindled on the Sabbath day, but this law has a deeper foundation, meaning, and application than most think. It is not a surface-level interpretation, and discerning its deeper meaning requires a knowledge of the situation and particular circumstance that existed in Israel at the time this command was given. What it represents today, and even prophetically as concerns the higher spiritual application, is also quite interesting. The letter of the law is usually best understood through its spiritual application, and the same is true for this command, as you will see in the following video: |
