Short answer?

Sunday is the BEGINNING of the week.

Long answer? Breathe… here we go.

🕯️ Biblically Speaking

In the Book of Genesis, God created the world in six days and rested on the seventh.

That seventh day? Saturday.

Which means…

✅ Day 1 = Sunday ✅ Day 7 = Saturday (the Sabbath)

Sunday was never meant to be the couch day hangover from Saturday night.

It was always meant to be Day One.

📅 Historically Speaking

Ancient calendars — Jewish, Roman, early Christian — all start the week on Sunday.

The modern “Monday is the start” thing?

That’s a workweek invention, not a sacred one.

(Blame Excel spreadsheets and alarm clocks.)

✝️ Spiritually Speaking

Sunday became the Lord’s Day because it marks resurrection — not rest.

Sabbath = rest Sunday = renewal Breath back in the lungs Light cracks the darkness Game resets

Sunday is not the sigh at the end.

It’s the inhale before the punch.

🧠 Saint Dirty Face Translation

If Sunday feels like the end of your weekend, that’s culture talking.

If Sunday feels like a reset — quiet coffee, reflection, grace — that’s your soul remembering the original plan.

Rest your body on Saturday.

Reboot your spirit on Sunday.

Then walk into Monday like hell already lost.

Final Word

Sunday isn’t the end of something good.

It’s the start of something clean.

Stay dirty. Start fresh.

Let Monday deal with its own sins.

— Saint Dirty Face™

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