Sabbath access is not available every day. Time was designed with order, rhythm, and appointed moments. The seventh day is not random—it is positioned. When time reaches the place Yahweh sanctified, access opens naturally. The Sabbath is not interruption but alignment, not stopping but arrival. Those who honor sacred time perceive what others pass by—because the gate opens only when time itself is aligned.

The Sabbath was marked, blessed, and sanctified before law, before Israel, and before sin. To be marked by Yahweh is to bear His signature—boundary, distinction, and consent. The Sabbath is called a sign (oth), meaning a signal and an agreement to come. It is not a rule regulating behavior, but a gate governing access. This is why confusion follows Sabbath loss: time fractures before people do.