twice so much] On the sixth day their allowance was doubled, that the seventh day (being the Sabbath) might be the better hallowed: by their ceasing from their labor of gathering, grinding, or dressing of it (so farre as the day before it might be prepared) leaving them a libertie, for more active and uninterrupted devotion on that day, ordained for rest; but not for rest onely, (for such a Sabbath the cattell might and did keepe) but for rest with reference to Religion, and for furtherance and fitting of the soule for sacred communion with God in the duties of devotion.