What is the Significance of Exodus 31:12 - 18 in Relationship to Jewish Beliefs?

In Exodus 31: 12-18, Moses told the importance of God's seventh day, and he remembered that he must remain holy. For the Jews, the meaning of the Sabbath is very important, "We must obey the Sabbath, which is holy to you, for whom all who defile it will be executed" (Exodus 31: 14) For the Jews, the Sabbath is one of the most important sins, only idolatry and murder can be overcome.

• Climb Moses (Exodus 24:18), get a tablet written by God (Exodus 24:12). But when he arrived he learned that he was summoned for quite different reasons: he received the tabernacle command, and he was not notified before. Moses was told that he accepts something as a farewell gesture - but it is a tablet, but what is called "edut" or usually translated as "witness" (Exodus 25:16). Tell Moses that the tabernacle is a place to tell you "all that I want to assign you to the people of Israel" (Exodus 25: 22). However, did not we issue all the orders, formulated and approved the contract? When Moses reached the second set of sculptures, why did he have given another contract and another part of the law (Exodus 34: 10-26), almost all of it It is the same as the law given before.

In Exodus 31: 12-18, Moses told the importance of God's seventh day, and he remembered that he must remain holy. The importance of the Sabbath is very important for the Jews, "We must observe the Sabbath, it is sacred to you. (Exodus 31:14) For the Jews the Sabbath is one of the most important sins Yes, I can only overcome idolatry and murder.