On the 7th day the Lord rested from the work of creating a living physical creation for a creation in His own Image, man (Ge 2:1, 2, 3). This is why no regular work is to be done on the seventh day, but sacrifices can be made and given to Lord on shabbat/sabbath (Ex 20:8, 9, 10, 11, 35:2, 3) (Lev 23:27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32). The seventh day is a rest for physical work, not spiritual work, for the spiritual Lord is always at work (Lk 13:14, 15, 16; Jn 5:15, 16, 17). Zayin, the seventh letter, is a picture of a plow upon the earth. The plow represents the Seven Spirits of the Lord (See trinity) working upon the hearts of mankind represented by the dirt of the earth. (This picture shows an ancient plow.) The Oxen (letter Aleph) pulls the plow with the Church (Body of Yeshua) following behind. The Body is to look straight ahead toward the Oxen (Father) so the plow is not broken upon rocks (separating the body from the Lord) as would happen if the body looked to the left or to the right (looking away from the Lord toward sin) (Lk 9:62). (This letter will be continued in depth, as will the other letters, as you continue clicking the Next below.)