Keep means to hold in your posession... not obey.
KEEP means many things.
In the bible it means TO OBEY:
If you KEEP God's Laws, it means you OBEY God's Laws.
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Definition of keep
keptplay \ˈkept\; keeping
transitive verb
1
a : to retain in one's possession or power kept the money we found
b : to refrain from granting, giving, or allowing kept the news back
c : to have in control keep your temper
2
:
to take notice of by appropriate conduct : fulfill: such as
a : to be faithful to keep a promise
b : to act fittingly in relation to keep the Sabbath
c : to conform to in habits or conduct keep late hours
d : to stay in accord with (a beat) keep time3
: preserve, maintain: such as
a : to watch over and defend keep us from harm
b (1) : to take care of : tend keep a garden (2) : support (3) : to maintain in a good, fitting, or orderly condition —usually used with up
c : to continue to maintain keep watch
d (1) : to cause to remain in a given place, situation, or condition keep him waiting (2) : to preserve (food) in an unspoiled condition
e (1) : to have or maintain in an established position or relationship keep a mistress —often used with on kept the cook on (2) : to lodge or feed for pay keep boarders
f (1) : to maintain a record in keep a diary (2) : to enter in a book keep records
g : to have customarily in stock for sale
4
a : to restrain from departure or removal : detain keep children after school
b : hold back, restrain keep them from going kept him back with difficulty
c : save, reserve keep some for later kept some out for a friend
d : to refrain from revealing keep a secret
5
: to confine oneself to keep my room
6
a : to stay or continue in keep the path keep your seat
b : to stay or remain on or in usually against opposition : hold kept her ground
7
: conduct, manage keep a tearoom
intransitive verb
1
a :
to maintain a course, direction, or progress keep to the rightb : to continue usually without interruption keep talking keep quiet keep on smiling
c :
to persist in a practice kept bothering them kept on smoking in spite of warnings
2
: stay, remain keep out of the way keep off the grass: such as
a : to stay even —usually used with up keep up with the Joneses
b : to remain in good condition meat will keep in the freezer
c : to remain secret the secret would keep
d : to call for no immediate action the matter will keep until morning
3
: abstain, refrain can't keep from talking
4
: to be in session
school will keep through the winter — W. M. Thayer
5
of a quarterback : to retain possession of a football especially after faking a handoff
6
chiefly British : live, lodge
keep an eye on
: watch
keep at
: to persist in doing or concerning oneself with
keep company
: to go together as frequent companions or in courtship
keep house
: to manage a household
keep one's distance or keep at a distance
: to stay aloof : maintain a reserved attitude
keep one's eyes open or keep one's eyes peeled
: to be on the alert : be watchful
keep one's hand in
: to keep in practice
keep one's head down
: to avoid attracting notice
keep one's nose clean
: to avoid trouble especially through good behavior
keep pace
: to stay even; also : keep up 1
keep step
: to keep in step
keep to
1
a : to stay in
b : to limit oneself to
2
: to abide by
keep to oneself
1
: to keep secret kept the facts to myself
2
: to remain solitary or apart from other people