Have you noticed the Sabbath day feels quieter in the morning?

Answer 1

it is because your own spirit is at rest

Answer 2

First dear, Sunday is NOT the Sabbath, if you ask any Jewish person, the Sabbath starts at sundown on Friday night and ends on sundown Saturday. It is very quiet early Sunday morning because the majority of people sleep late on Sunday so traffic is not as bad as other days of the week.

Answer 3

Well, with Saturday being the sabbath, I have to disagree. Pretty active around here.

Answer 4

YES;
The command to observe the Sabbath day may not seem as “spiritual” as some of the other commandments, but its violation was one of the major reasons why the children of Israel were overthrown in the wilderness and lost their privileges in the promised land.
Some believe that the Fourth Commandment is not among the “moral aspects” of the law—that only those commandments that have to do with “love” are important in the Christian era. But what is love? And how do we express love toward God?
In Exodus 20:6, God’s mercy is promised to “thousands, to those who love [Him] and keep [His] commandments.” Notice the connection between love and commandment keeping. This concurs fully with I John 5:3 “For this is the love of God, that we keep His commandments.”
While love toward God certainly does involve human emotion, it is expressed first and foremost in obedience to Him. Jesus said, “If you love Me, [you will] keep My commandments” (John 14:15).
Our obedience to God’s law, then, directly reflects the love we have for Him.
The Sabbath commandment may not seem “spiritual”; it may not seem to be one of the “moral aspects” of God’s law. But if acknowledging the seventh day as God’s holy day—and keeping the day holy because God says to keep it holy—is not a matter of morality and spirituality, then what is?

Answer 5

If you mean Sundays, it's because everyone is recovering from the sex party the night before and is sleeping off the hangover.