God Commands Us to Remember the Sabbath Day, to Keep It Holy! Do You Keep God's Seventh-Day Sabbath Holy?
Posted 10-11-2020 at 06:32 AM by Rejean
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Originally Posted by RomulusXXV
I don't particularly observe the Sabbath - whether it be the 7th-day that the Creator initiated at Creation or the man-made bogus sabbath that the majority of Christians follow. However, it IS clear from a Bible perspective that the God of the Bible NEVER abrogated the Creation Sabbath, NOR did the God of the Bible transfer the solemnity of that day to another day simply to appease the Gentiles. This fact is undisputed. And, though some people don't seem to get this, Paul WAS NOT God! And, to Paul's credit, he never claimed to have abrogated the Sabbath and initiated another day anyway.
Moreover, the 7th-day initiated at Creation, a day that was blessed and sanctified and set apart from the other days of what we call 'a week', had NOTHING to do with the Jew. Creation occurred some 500 years before the first Jew. So, why is it that Christians continue to argue (some militantly) for a day (Sunday) that was NEVER approved by the Bible Creator while they still continue to hold to the Bible as their authority?
Moreover, the 7th-day initiated at Creation, a day that was blessed and sanctified and set apart from the other days of what we call 'a week', had NOTHING to do with the Jew. Creation occurred some 500 years before the first Jew. So, why is it that Christians continue to argue (some militantly) for a day (Sunday) that was NEVER approved by the Bible Creator while they still continue to hold to the Bible as their authority?
but why you dont particularly observe the Sabbath?
Just asking
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