Keeping the Sabbath refers to doing those things on the Sabbath that are conducive to bringing the blessings originally intended by God when He blessed the Seventh-day Sabbath and hallowed it [made it holy] at the time of creation! Properly observing the Sabbath includes getting up early so that the family is not rushed to make it to church on time, delicious meals that are more simple and in lesser quantities so that our brains are not clogged from too much food in our system, special worships, attendance at Sabbath School and Church in a Sabbath-keeping Church [Seventh-day Adventist Church], afternoon walks in nature, etc.
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"The mind cannot be refreshed, enlivened, and elevated by being confined nearly all the Sabbath hours within walls, listening to long sermons and tedious, formal prayers. The Sabbath of the Lord is put to a wrong use if thus celebrated."
"The Sabbath school and the meeting for worship occupy only a part of the Sabbath. The portion remaining to the family may be made the most sacred and precious season of all the Sabbath hours. Much of this time parents should spend with their children. In many families the younger children are left to themselves to find entertainment as best they can. Left alone, the children soon become restless and begin to play or engage in some kind of mischief. Thus the Sabbath has to them no sacred significance." 6T 358.1