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I think you got it backwards. The Jewish Sabbath observed on the seventh day of the week (Saturday under our present calendar) is why the others do it. And the Jewish observance of Sabbath on the seventh day comes directly from the Book of Genesis, chapter 2, verse 3:
And God blessed the seventh day, and hallowed it, because that in it He rested from all His work which God in creating had made.
You really don't want to go there...this is coming from a reformed SDA or backslider as the SDA faith labels us.
You may be right. It's just interesting how 'truth' gets capitalised, and 'Protestant' does not. It's intriguing how sabbatarianism, an invention of Rome, seems to carry greater veracity than Protestantism, that relies on a book that says there is no seventh-day sabbath. And all this from Rational Thought- if not rational thought.
You may be right. It's just interesting how 'truth' gets capitalised, and 'Protestant' does not. It's intriguing how sabbatarianism, an invention of Rome, seems to carry greater veracity than Protestantism, that relies on a book that says there is no seventh-day sabbath. And all this from Rational Thought- if not rational thought.
Your facts are obviously wrong....Rome did not invent the Sabbath, in fact they are the ones who introduced Sunday worship so I don't know where on Earth you get that. And that "book" that you refer to, is the Holy Bible, and if you claim that it does not mention the Sabbath you are either a liar or have never read it since it clear discusses the Sabbath in over 100 verses.
People are free to disagree, that is one thing, but to flat out lie about something just because you disagree is rather childish.
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