How do most people today feel about working six days a week?
Most people today resist the idea, treating six days of work as a dirty word. They generally do not want to work more than five days, and many would prefer four. Even those who emphasize Sabbath observance are often unwilling to work the six days the commandment includes.
Les explains that the command concerning the Sabbath includes six days of work, and he notes that this has become a dirty word for most people anymore. People really don't want to work; most don't want to work more than five days, and four would be better. He recalls a young man from the East Coast who thought work of any kind was a dirty word and believed you were not an intellectual unless you could get out of doing any kind of work. Les also asks how many who strongly insist we must keep the Sabbath would be willing to work six days, answering, not many anymore. He warns against taking only the parts of Scripture we like and leaving out what we don't like, since we have to keep it all.