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Isaiah mentions Sabbath repeatedly, including in its first and last chapters. In , he describes corrupted Sabbath tradition, called by God "your" assembly (as opposed to his own). In and , Isaiah commends honoring the holiness of Sabbath, rather than using it to go one's own way or to do idly as one pleases. Because of this passage, it is customary, in Judaism, to avoid talk about money or business matters on Sabbath; and, among Latter-day Saints, to give full attention

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