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The phrase "on sabbath" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to the day of rest and worship in various religious traditions, particularly in Judaism and Christianity. Example: "Many families gather for a special meal on sabbath to celebrate their faith and traditions."
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"The ones on Sabbath".
As a formerly observant Jew, I am very familiar with the 39 types of work prohibited on Sabbath, and one of them is the "work" of transporting any object outside of private property, or any area defined as such by a legalistic fence, like an eruv.
The church prescribed Saturday Sabbath, and forbade work (and competitive chess) on Sabbath.
I had walked a long way, that was true — you're forbidden to walk more than half a mile on Sabbath — but, Jesus Christ, I'm not the one who put Madison Square Garden on Thirty-third Street, am I? "I'm not watching Game Seven," I said.
As featured on Sabbath Bloody Sabbath.
"Because people wear them on Sabbath".
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The closing lines of Psalm 92, traditionally read on the Sabbath, took on a special resonance here.
(Netanyahu works on the Sabbath, and on the rare occasion that he visits a synagogue it is to practice politics).
Many events also fall on the Sabbath of one religion or another.
As things stand now, religious people don't believe in riding buses on the Sabbath, so no one can ride a bus on the Sabbath.
So you should not move from one website to another on the Sabbath.
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