Rabbi Dunner describes a weird sect of Shabbat-observant Russian gentiles that emerged in the eighteenth century - the Subbotniks. Who were they, and how are they relevant to the first Shabbat ever observed by the Jewish nation, as referred to in Parshat Beshalach? Rabbi Dunner explains.

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