I Beleive that Saturday is the Sabbath. A friend who is a Methodist, told me that she was taught Monday is the First day. When she listened to this message she realised the deception and now goes to church with me on the Saturday Sabbath... Praise the Lord. One person at a time, will learn the truth...Thank you Doug
No saturday in the bible. All days are sacred when you do always the will of God, like lord jesus christ. Many religious did not want to fulfill the sabbath. Read the new testament how to fulfill sabbath .
You are all being deceived. There is no Sunday, Monday, Tue, Wed, Thurs, Fri, or Saturday, in the Bible. There numbered, first to seventh. And all other religions miss understanding what col.2 is about. The shadow of the Sabbath's is the ceremonial Sabbath's is what we don't need to do. Because Jesus Christ fulfilled that, by being the lamb that was sacrificed on the cross. And that is what was nailed on the cross. “It is finished”. And if you keep reading in the new testament Paul and all prophets continued worshiping on the Sabbath, and and sometimes on to the first. But there is no where in the Bible the says God changed his mind and He wants us to now worship His on Sunday the first day anywhere. Only Satan wants to deceive you all. And that's what makes him mad at seventh day keepers. Which is the same day Jesus keeper. Satan hates Jesus and all His people. I pray we can withstand the same persecution, Jesus went through. Satan and all the government can kill my body, but not my soul. Jesus, followers will rise from the dead when he comes, just like Jesus did.
No one keeps the Sabbath. You may go to church on Sabbath, but that is nothing to boast about. You are not following the complete Torah Law, you can't. The Bible no where says you should go to church on Saturday. No one in the Bible ever went to church on Saturday.
@@metathoughts732an entire nation kept the Sabbath. They are known as the Jews. The Lord said to remember the Sabbath and keep it holy. The Apostles kept the Sabbath. The Apostle Paul said to not forsake meeting the saints. You must be reading a catholic Bible.
@@jimwinship7159 No need to get snarky just read this in any decent translation. (no I am not Catholic, what a strange assumption.) Acts 13:13ff On the Sabbath they entered the synagogue and sat down. (not a church or any Ekklesia) .. Standing up, Paul motioned with his hand and said: “Fellow Israelites and you Gentiles who worship God, listen to me! 26 “Fellow children of Abraham and you God-fearing Gentiles, it is to us that this message of salvation has been sent. 32 “We tell you the good news: What God promised our ancestors 33 he has fulfilled for us, their children, by raising up Jesus. As it is written in the second Psalm: “‘You are my son; today I have become your father.’[b] 34 God raised him from the dead so that he will never be subject to decay. As God has said, “‘I will give you the holy and sure blessings promised to David.’ 35 So it is also stated elsewhere: “‘You will not let your holy one see decay.’[d] 38 “Therefore, my friends, I want you to know that through Jesus the forgiveness of sins is proclaimed to you. 39 Through him everyone who believes is set free from every sin, a justification you were not able to obtain under the law of Moses. 44 On the next Sabbath almost the whole city gathered to hear the word of the Lord. 45 When the Jews saw the crowds, they were filled with jealousy. They began to contradict what Paul was saying and heaped abuse on him. 48 When the Gentiles heard this, they were glad and honored the word of the Lord; and all who were appointed for eternal life believed. 49 The word of the Lord spread through the whole region. 50 But the Jewish leaders incited the God-fearing women of high standing and the leading men of the city. They stirred up persecution against Paul and Barnabas, and expelled them from their region. 51 So they shook the dust off their feet as a warning to them and went to Iconium. 52 And the disciples were filled with joy and with the Holy Spirit. No Mr. Winship, What you do on the Sabbath is your business but it probably nothing like what the Apostles and other Jesus followers did on the Sabbath. Don't ever compare your going to church and sitting around feeling blessed and then bragging about it with the bravery of the Apostles who risked life and limb to go to believers on the Sabbath, both Jews and Gentiles and share the Good New of Yeshua with unsaved men and women at their peril. Now that would be a testimony to share! Let us know next week what you did on Saturday.
So what. Everyone breaks all of them because the flesh battles against the spirit in everyone. Romans 6-8. There is no concept in the New Testament of which laws are most often broken. Break one and you are guilty as sin. Good thing we have Jesus and the Holy Spirit to help us walk by the Spirit and not by the Flesh. Bragging about how you keep the Sabbath is walking by the flesh.
My name is Julian Bergman and I come from a Anglican(my brother and I left because he did not feel comfortable kissing a stachew of jesus's feet at easter) and catholic (was an alter boy at both churches I left when the girl I had gone out with left me) back ground I always use to think these people are weird going to church on a Saturday. But after many year I accepted the LORD as the Savior of my life, after my pastors wife gave my 5 cd"s about the end time which touched me but there was no mention of the Sabbath. I posed the question(about the Sabbath)to my pastor and because I got an unsatisfactory answer I started on my own quest. I listened/watched this video countless times and sent it to my pastor. Sad to say I still haven't received a response or even a talk over about it. But I was blown away and blessed at the same time. Thank you sir for the manner in which you presented this Very important matter. Thank you again.
Read the letters that the Apostle Paul wrote to the Christians in his day, they were getting caught up in false teaching. A perverted gospel which so many men (and Women ) are preaching today. Do not listen to men, they will lead you astray ( like the blind leading the blind ). If what you hear coming out of a man's mouth does not line up with the truth ( God's word ) run as far and as fast as you can. Read God's word and ask the Father to reveal truth to you. If you have the Spirit of God in you then you shall know the truth and the truth will set you free. Free from the law of sin and death. Romans 8:2 For the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus hath made me free from the law of sin and death.
@@misselizabethbennetp2185 Of course it is not ok/good to sin. That's why we need Grace and thank God he gives it to us. If we walk in the Spirit of love we will not do those things. Not because we are obeying the law of sin and death but because we are acting/behaving in the Spirit of love. Read scripture: Moses gave us the law, Jesus came to give us Grace and truth. John 1:17 For the law was given by Moses, but grace and truth came by Jesus Christ. Read Romans, Galatians, Ephesians. The Apostle Paul makes it very clear we are dead to the law. Don't listen to false teachers. Paul warns believers over and over again, don't be lead astray from the gospel that he taught. False doctrine is being taught everyday by so called men of God teaching a perverted gospel. Galatians 1:7 which is not another; but there be some that trouble you, and would pervert the gospel of Christ. Read/ STUDY the word of God. The book of Galatians. Clearly you will see we are not under the law but under grace. The book of Romans: Romans 7:4 Wherefore, my brethren, ye also are become dead to the law by the body of Christ; that ye should be married to another, even to him who is raised from the dead, that we should bring forth fruit unto God. We are married to Christ Jesus who is alive and well. We can't be married to someone who is dead. The part of us who could be married to the law ( the flesh ) was crucified on the cross with Christ. Romans 7:1 Know ye not, brethren, (for I speak to them that know the law,) how that the law hath dominion over a man as long as he liveth? Romans 7:3 So then if, while her husband liveth, she be married to another man, she shall be called an adulteress: but if her husband be dead, she is free from that law; so that she is no adulteress, though she be married to another man. Galatians 2:20 I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me. Peace be with you ! You shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free. Not free to sin, free from sin. The law condemns, the Spirit sets us free. 2 Corinthians 3:17 Now the Lord is that Spirit: and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty. ( freedom)
@@paulgemme6056 Ok, on that first part we agree. But then it would seem that the spirit agrees with the law. None of the other commandments seem to have changed, since Jesus still says that stealing, murdering ect. are sins. So then why would the 4th commandment have changed? All the commandments are in harmony with God, and yes, if we have accepted salvation and asked the Holy Spirit to live in us, it will help us do the right thing. But the things listed in the 10 Commandments ARE the right thing! Why are all the other commandments still right, but the 4th one isn't? What I understand Paul is referring to whenever he says we are freed from the law, is that he's not directly referring to the 10 Commandments, or any other thing that God explicitly commands, (notice he never says we are free from the burden of God's COMMANDMENTS), but the PENALTY of the law, since the wages of breaking the law, aka sinning, is death. We are free from the penalty of eternal death for our sins if we repent and ask for God's forgiveness. Think about it. Would you agree that God the Father, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit have the same intentions and are in agreement? Jesus Himself says "I and the Father are one,". So then if God is the one instigating the law, (meaning what He says are right and wrong), have what we are to do and not do changed? You'll notice that only two of the commandments are about "doing" something instead of "thou shalt not"; "Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy" and "Honor your father and mother". Would you agree that honoring your parents is still valid? After all, Jesus did it, and He's our prime example. Then why is the Sabbath any different? I hope this helps. I'll be praying for both of us to receive wisdom and understanding so that we can know the truth. ☺️
The Sabbath signifies what Christ is to a man - God - Sanctifier, Creator and Redeemer. It also signifies the Everlasting Covenant of Righteousness By Faith. There's much more to learn concerning the Sabbath
Even your members know you're lying. Malachi 4:2 But unto you that fear my name shall the Sun of righteousness arise with healing in his wings; and ye shall go forth, and grow up as calves of the stall. Jesus is the sun of righteousness And you're bearer of false witness against brethren. By saying people have beast mark. Shame unto all of u who believes that lie.
I learned this on my own from reading the Bible at eleven years old . Ask our Father . Knock on that door it will swing wide open . Thank you Pastor Doug , and my brother in The spirit .
*** 1 The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why. In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently. The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt. The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death. If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it. In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection. "Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ. The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross. So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin. That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews. Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day" For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience. In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits. There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper. God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday. Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it. In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God. The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
@@chrismason8476NOONE can add or change the TEN COMMANDMENTS IT WAS WRITTEN BY THE FINGER OF GOD like they did in catholic catechism but GOD IS MERCIFUL REPENT WHILE STILL TIME 🙏🙏
@@chrismason8476Sunday is not Christ's Sabbath. It was always Saturday. Please stop taking verses out of context and read the whole passage not 1 Bible verse.
@@EricSaavy oh I I didn't know hell existed.. Ur not there that you KNOW it exists are you?? Who calls sunday satan's day?? I know catholic writings claim if you wanna follow the Bible you'd be a Seventh day Adventist.
@@EricSaavy and so the feast of pentecost is on the day of the sun? Hello? The feast days came to an end when the curtain was torn in two,when Christ our passover was sacrificed for us.
@@EricSaavy we get the message that ur a staunch catholic n dont love the Lord; you'd rather go by tradition; we get that. Mormons seem to be a lot like your false church: they think THEYRE the true church; theres a heavenly mom,confession to a bishop ; catholics confess to a priest; purgatory: catholics pay n pray um out; morms baptize um out; sunday sacredness,thanks to peter or whoever..but as Peter answered a high priest when confronted with preaching the gospel,We ought to obey God rather than men Acts 5:29
JESUS DISCIPLE ALWAYS KEEP CHURCH ON SUNDAY AND JESUS ALWAYS SAVE POEPLE .ON SUNDAY Acts 2:46-47 King James Version (KJV) 46 And they, *continuing daily* with one accord *in the temple*, and breaking bread from house to house, did eat their meat with gladness and singleness of heart, 47 Praising God, and having favour with all the people. And the *Lord added to the church *daily* such as should be *saved*.
It was difficult walking away from Sunday worship & all secular holidays. It was confusing bc of so many generations of my family was engrained into me. I follow only Holy Days listen in Leviticus. On Passover, I acknowledge the Hebrews & Jesus Christ’s sacrifice. It says “Remember the Sabbath & KEEP it Holy” Obviously God knew it would be forgotten or changed. Besides Jesus dying for us, learning this truth was paramount for me obeying our Father. Learning that roman papal power changed Sabbath, The 10 Commandments, Lords Prayer & so much, it made me study my bible & study w different pastors until I arrived at my own conclusion. Not some conclusion I was taught or told by a man. Traditions of men are synonymous w paganism. I had no idea why I was honoring certain days or seasons. So grateful Holy Spirit directed me to these truths.
This Jesus Truth is beautiful, and everyine whob is seeking the truth can diligently read their Bible and prayerfully ask the Holy Spirit for guidance.
You indeed keep the Sabbath like an unbeliever. He who has been born again . Born after the spirit of God observe the sabbath every day. Forever. Glory
@@amz_news So you don't work on any day of the week? The Sabbath is a memorial of God as Creator. A memorial of a literal creation week. It's about resting the day God made holy. That's the whole concept of the Sabbath. If you keep every day like a Sabbath, then you never work. The Ten Commandments were never destroyed at the cross. I can't murder someone, worship other gods, or steal from people, because I'm a "born again Christian." You cannot keep the spirit of God's law, while breaking the literal words. It's incredible how 99% of Christians eagerly accept the Papacy's day of the Sun, in the place of God's 7th day memorial of creation. They just accept it willingly like nothing, without the least effort to study for themselves God's word vs. man's word. God's Commandments vs. human laws. I'd rather listen to GOD, than the Papacy, or Christian pagan tradition. Mixing the unholy with the holy. Mixing the day of the Sun, with God. That's idolatry. Replacing God's Commands, with human tradition. That's dangerous ground.
You should indent to live by the spirit not by the flesh. Indenting to "keep" the law is not only impossible it is also in contrast to intending to walk in the Spirit. Romans 6-8
@@metathoughts732 ok Soo what about the other 10 commandments?? It's time killing everyone who catches me stealing from them while lieing I just can't keep the commandments??? See you in heaven with the rest??? I think not. All kidding aside; THEY SURE DONT HAVE PROBLEMS WITH KEEPING SUNDAY🤔🤔😱. IM GOING WITH JESUS ON THIS ONE!!!
@@metathoughts732 How about this . I called my boss on Monday informed them I am with you in spirit??"get er done"??? However come Friday I'll come in the flesh for my paycheck"!!!🤔😁😎
That is beautifully presented and undeniable I am a follower of Jesus attending and learning from Baptist churches ....you Pastor Doug are excellent and very knowledgeable may God bless and encourage and protect pastor Batchelor
Shalom Pastor, thank you for this sermon. I always believe that Sabbath is sacred and must kept that way. I am a follower of the Messianic Bible Prophecy Ministry and we keep the Sabbath.
*** 1 The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why. In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently. The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt. The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death. If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it. In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection. "Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ. The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross. So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin. That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews. Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day" For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience. In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits. There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper. God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday. Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it. In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God. The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
I appreciated reading YOUR post. Have you read any of the replies to My Comment🤔😔 it is sad when you read a CHRISTIAN using they're salvation as a get out of ( hell) card??? Thinking they can now sin freely, it break's my heart; I am sure G-d does Not find the humor in it!!!
@@chrismason8476 NEVER!!! (SUN)god is NOT the same as the CREATOR!! . JEES Chris; on one hand you sound VERY SINCERE About The Will of G-D. But then you switch gear's & make what the pope ordered sound like the order of OUR LORD???
It’s so clear which day is to be observed, it’s crazy how people come is with these crazy arguments when they can just refer to the Bible for the simple truth. Praise the Most High God, and thank You Lord for Your Sabbath.
Its like for me it was not until a chaplin of all people came and told me the easting pork is nowhere in the new testament... took me 10 years to figure that out after my stepdad passed. And that was one deep rabbit hole and then the worm hole i went through.
Honestly this makes way more sense and i think I just became a SDA cant believe I use to be that guy that would attack these people on the RUclips comments 😂 sorry about that guys
Interesting though isn't it, every Sunday church has a different reason in answer built on assumptions, yet not one scripture authority ontologically is there, but there are plenty of verses which supports the Sabbath!. You should try watching the millenium of prophecy by Pr Doug batchelor on RUclips, don't skip any video, why?, Because the entire picture comes together in the later explanation, when you skip a video you will not understand it in full picture. God bless your walk friend and will be praying for you!.
Love your messages Pastor Batchelor! I’m learning so much. My heart’s desire is to honor and please the Lord Jesus. I pray to trust and obey all 10 of the Commandments as written in the Scripture. Thank you for being the willing and beautiful servant of Christ that you are. I’m praying for your ministry and that of Pastor Ross.
Thank you for your comment, Deborah! It is wonderful to hear you desire to follow the Lord in all His ways. We appreciate your prayers and will pray for you as well. May God bless and guide you. - The Amazing Facts team
As the Apostle Peter said there are those who are twisting the scriptures. This man is twisting the scriptures . In Galatians 5 Paul said he was worried about those trying to follow law for salvation. He also said the law was a teacher leading to Christ. Jesus said that he fulfilled the law. Again in Hebrews 10:11Paul highlighted that the blood of goats and bulls could not take away sins permanently but Christ offered his blood once for all time. Gal 5:14 says the ENTIRE law (which would include the sabbath) has been fulfilled in one commandment namely the you should love your neighbour as yourself
@@petertimings8464 John 14:15 Jesus said, 'If you love me, keep my commandments.' His 10 commandments from Exodus 20:3-17 are summarized in Mark 12:30 - 31.
@@Diedae94 Jesus was not referring to the law given by Moses or the 10 commandments when he said keep my commandments He said I am giving you a new command that you love one another He also commanded them to preach the good news and make disciples Galatians 5:14 says for the entire law is fulfilled in one commandment that you must love your neighbour The entire law includes the sabbath. Jesus fulfilled the law so we are no longer under law but we are under the law of the Christ
@@petertimings8464 So we are no longer under law? Tell me how then do you love your neighbor? And why is it still sin to lie, steal, commit adultery and so on? What is sin? Sin is the transgression of God's law 1 John 3:4. Jesus fulfilled the law, the 10 Commandments in a sense that He KEPT ALL OF THEM. Did you finish watching the sermon? Seems like the only problem Christians have with the law is especially the fourth one which was referring to the Sabbath. Sunday worship has no scriptural ordination or sanctification by God. Please finish watching the video and go do further studies of your Bible. Thank you.
In our modern day times, the chage of calenders and all. Saturday could be Sunday, Monday, or any day of the week. So are we really worshing on the seventh day of the week according to the Jewish calendar. Let's not fool ourselves. Free yourself, and just know that today is the accepted time of salvation. This means you are free to rest any day off the week or worship any day off the week. God is not offended by it.
*** 1 The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why. In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently. The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt. The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death. If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it. In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection. "Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ. The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross. So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin. That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews. Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day" For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience. In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits. There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper. God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday. Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it. In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God. The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
*** 1 The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why. In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently. The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt. The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death. If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it. In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection. "Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ. The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross. So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin. That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews. Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day" For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience. In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits. There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper. God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday. Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it. In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God. The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
Colossians 2:16-17 King James Version Let no man therefore judge you in meat, or in drink, or in respect of an holyday, or of the new moon, or of the sabbath days: Which are a shadow of things to come; but the body is of Christ.
NO !! God hasn't changed, and neither has his calendar. Man changed the calendar. The sabbath was given to the nation of Israel as a covenant. His correct sabbath is found on the lunarsolar calendar. Neither sunday or saturday is God's day, on this calendar.
@@amazonwarrior5584 Really? Was Israel in the garden of eden when God made the sabbath for them or was it made for MAN? Sabbath is a memorial of God's creative work. Sunday is the counterfit. Just ask a Catholic priest which day is the real day and they will tell you that Sabbath is the real day but the Catholic church changed the day by their power.
@@jahatton Where in the bible does it say that the sabbath was given to Adam & Eve ? It says it was first made known to Moses to the nation of Israel as a sign between them and God.....A SIGN. Never mentions it was given to anyone before that. And not Gentiles. And here we go again, using Catholics to prove the Saturday issue. Sunday was always a day of remembrance of the resurrection of Christ long before Catholics came on the scene. The bible speaks about it. Paul the apostle says that any day is a day unto the Lord, in this age of grace ONLY ! it is a shadow of things to come. Israel was worshipping on a different calendar for the sabbath anyway.
*** 1 The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why. In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently. The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt. The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death. If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it. In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection. "Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ. The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross. So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin. That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews. Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day" For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience. In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits. There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper. God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday. Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it. In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God. The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
@danmoen755 *** 1 The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why. In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently. The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt. The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death. If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it. In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection. "Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ. The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross. So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin. That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews. Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day" For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience. In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits. There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper. God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday. Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it. In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God. The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
I was raised SDA and it always was just normal it’s funny how over time I seen a lot of people arguing over this I stepped away from the church for awhile and when I came back I realized there were things I didn’t agree with with different religions but that was obvious to me and what he said was important traditions of men have formed peoples beliefs so now I just read the word and go off that finding good people is also important be discerning with what you hear
*** 1 The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why. In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently. The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt. The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death. If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it. In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection. "Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ. The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross. So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin. That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews. Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day" For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience. In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits. There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper. God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday. Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it. In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God. The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
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I stand in agreement!!! this is biblically correct!!! irrefutable evidence!!! this is a serious problem duly noted thank you for your service GOD BLESS
@@ebbygshreve9577 quote---So is he God? if not then why listen to him?--unquote Why listen to the Pope? Or to any priest, pope, pastor, etc???? NONE of then are GOD!!!! ----Even if God told you face to face HIS Commandments, you WOULD NOT believe it anyways. What is the meaning of Luke 11 47? The Lord said: “Woe to you! You build the memorials of the prophets whom your ancestors killed. Consequently, you bear witness and give consent to the deeds of your ancestors, for they killed them and you do the building ------Matthew 23:37 “O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, the city that kills the prophets and stones those who are sent to it! How often would I have gathered your children together as a hen gathers her brood under her wings, and you would not! -----
@@mitchellosmer1293 That is right we should not take the word of anyone for our salvation, We should study the bible for ourselves. Acts 17:11 | These were more noble than those in Thessalonica, in that they received the word with all readiness of mind, and searched the scriptures daily, whether those things were so. The problem with too many people is that they don't study the bible, they just take the preacher's word for what the bible teaches and I would say that 95% of the preachers don't know themselves what the bible teaches, but they like to pretend they do.
@@edaguirre8952 ok ok. i read the first two and last paragraphs cuz im lazy. i have questions tho and ill ask one now and rest after i read the entire thing but if i keep the sabbath will i go to hell?
@@chavezsmith3938 why do you think this you will go to hell if you don't accept God as your savior plain and simple the exact sabbath day you pick to worship is not your first priority as I said you must be saved first if you haven't already made that choice or you will forever be in hell
@@mitchellosmer1293 So, basically all the people that keep easter and xmas...They all know it is a sin and not of God yet they still partake in the worship of other gods.
@@TrentonTrent Quote--So, basically all the people that keep easter and xmas...They all know it is a sin and not of God yet they still partake in the worship of other gods.--unquote--- Correct-----Ishtar--a fertility goddess----Easter is English for Ishtar---- Christmas---a catholic pagan holiday. Christ preached--ministered 3.5 years------- According to my research Jesus was crucified April 4th.--A Friday. Now, count back 6 months for the last 1/2 year of His ministry----from April. That brings His birth to October 4th---(9 months) --Then 10 days more. A normal gestation for humans is 9 months --10 days.---That brings His birth to September 24th.--------- Christmas is a pagan holiday---The Pagans decided that is the day the days start getting longer---A new birth-------
To the Glory of God Almighty! Live all your days on Earth in holiness and truthfulness as you carry out your daily, weekly, monthly and yearly works. Because, God Almighty was Holy all through the workable six days and until He (God Almighty) rested on the seventh day❤❤❤!
*** 1 The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why. In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently. The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt. The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death. If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it. In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection. "Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ. The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross. So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin. That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews. Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day" For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience. In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits. There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper. God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday. Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it. In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God. The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
Exactly. God does no change, so His Holy Sabbath cannot be Changed. Note that Daniel 7:25 wrote that the little horn power will "think to change times and laws".Here is language indicating a failure to change the Sabbath.. Psalm 89:4 speaks against such a change. Psalm 89:34 My covenant will I not break, nor alter the thing that is gone out of my lips. Note that the Sabbath Commandment contained in the 10 commandments was written with the FINGER OF GOD on Tables of Stone. When the original laws were broken, God again wrote His ten commandments on TABLES OF STONE . A change then must be evidenced in the same fashion as the first and second records, WRITTEN WITH THE FINGER OF GOD.
Amen to that brother I could not have said it better myself. I have people all the time trying to tell me that I'm not keeping the true Sabbath day and then I come back to them with God's help to teach them which day is the true Sabbath. I have been a Seventh-Day Adventist ever since I was baptized in 1979 and I will not change and go back to the Sunday keeping churches. I will stay with the Seventh Day Adventist Church because in it I have found truth and a very loving God who has Mercy.
@@elaineriley4863 Are you sure you found the true Christian Doctrines in the SDA? Why not research/study from a neutral source and not from your group who was Ellen G. White, your founder together with Joseph Bates? Did you know that in her younger days she was hit by a rock on the head and got crazy? From that time on, she proclaimed being a Prophetess and studied from far away places, had heavenly visions, etc. She was Self-Proclaimed Prophetess. Did you know that Miller was the original Adventist, followed by Russell and they both prophesied the coming of the Lord so many times and so many times they failed. Two of their members namely Ellen G. White and Joseph Rutherford went their separate ways and established their own group, the Seventh Day Adventist and Jehovah's Witnessess , respectively? Now, Prophets who failed in their prophesies are called False Prophets, From Miller, Russell, Rutherford to EGW. Ignorance is bad, gullibility is even worse.
@@chattcedric6321 So True I could not have said it any better this what happen to Elaine and other SDA 17 Now I urge you, brethren, note those who cause divisions and offenses, contrary to the doctrine which you learned, and avoid them. 18 For those who are such do not serve our Lord [d]Jesus Christ, but their own belly, and by *smooth words and flattering speech deceive the hearts of the simple*
@@dwayneoneil689 i note that Chatt and Oniel cause divisions and strife and offenses ; sadly we cant avoid them since they keep on harassing on here . Theres no smooth words and flattering speech here or else you wouldnt ne coming and harassing . You HATE that the Holy Spirit directs one to keep the law of God ; you wouldnt even quote the ve3rse , Oneil!! Imagine that !! Speaking of "smooth talk"
Absolutely BIBLE very easy to understand so simple with people who they love and trusted God with their humble hearts Praise the Lord Pastor Doug Bachelor for our God the truth MARANATHER AMEN
I was raised by my grandmother believing Sabbath .I will never stop believing in the Sabbath ,as my Bible says so. SABBATH IS THE RIGHT DAY ,AND IT WILL BE FOR ME TILL THE DAY GOD TAKES ME HOME . GOD BLESS EVERYONE ,HAPPY SABBATH TO ALL.
The day of the Lord: Isaiah 2:12 [12]For the day of the Lord of hosts Shall come upon everything proud and lofty, Upon everything lifted up- And it shall be brought low-
Pastor Doug thank you for the enlightening message. I have a request, could you kindly teach on the restored names of the Father and the son being Yahuah and Yahusha. I have been a Christian all my life but has recently come to learn new truths such as you are teaching here.
The names establish what He told Mosed when Moses asked what His Name is and so he could answer the people whenever they'd ask for the name of their God, His Answer was I AM THAT I AM, thou shall say unto them I am has sent me.
Is it possible not to be angry with people that purposely lie about hiding the true meaning of the scriptures in order to serve their stubbornness people can lie to each other but when we’re standing in the presence of God we will not be able to lie
Somethings are best left alone. God will be the judge of us all. No man or woman can put us in heaven or hell. My relationship with God is more important than debating which day of the week is the Sabbath, “the day of rest.” Whether you believe the Sabbath day is Saturday or Sunday, my question is does your life demonstrate how much you truly love and honor God? No judgment!!!❤️🙏🏾 Romans 14:5 One person considers one day more sacred than another; another considers every day alike. Each of them should be fully convinced in their own mind.
The Sabbath Law is not changed from Saturday to Sunday - The tradition of the Christian church is to meet together on Sunday, the first day of the week. Some interpret this day of meeting as the day in which the Sabbath, the seventh day of the week, was changed to be fulfilled on the first day of the week (hence the term, Christian Sabbath). In support of this view, three Scripture references are given to show that Sunday is now the Sabbath day for Christians (Acts 20:7, 1 Corinthians 16:2, Revelation 1:10). However, within the context of these passages, there is no reference to the Sabbath nor is there any element of the Sabbath law. It is certainly possible to construe from these passages that indeed the New Testament church carries on the tradition of gathering together for fellowship, breaking of bread, teaching, and worship, However, it is not possible to interpret from these passages that the New Testament church gathers on Sunday to fulfill the Sabbath law. Any interpretation of this as being a Sabbath for the New Testament church requires a large amount of eisegesis. Scripture is absent of any direction or commandment is given by God that advocates the changing of the Sabbath from Saturday to Sunday. If indeed we are to fulfill the Sabbath law of the Decalogue today, as some would suggest, it takes a lot of gall and outright rebellion to change what God called holy, the seventh day, to the first day of the week without having distinct direction from God. After all, what were the Apostles thinking to blatantly omit any instructions of the Sabbath observance? Unless, of course, they believed the Mosaic Covenant and the Sabbath obvservance to be obsolete.
*** 1 The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why. In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently. The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt. The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death. If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it. In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection. "Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ. The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross. So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin. That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews. Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day" For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience. In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits. There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper. God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday. Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it. In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God. The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
@@chrismason8476Hebrews 4:10 (KJV) For he that is entered into his rest, he also hath ceased from his own works, as God did from his. Notice also cease from his work, that the Sabbath you wont rest in GOD AND CONTINUE SINNING
@@amazonwarrior5584 I will agree to you if you can prove the followings according to Bible :- 1. Isaiah 66:22-24 is a false prophecy. 2. There's a guarantee word for Sunday worshipers in New Heaven on Sunday or to be supposed to worship God directly on Sabbath day in heaven. 3. Jesus Himself stopped the Sabbath of God n showed a new Sabbath or worship or blessed day. Correct Doug's teachings if you know the truth but please according to Bible.
*** 1 The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why. In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently. The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt. The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death. If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it. In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection. "Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ. The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross. So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin. That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews. Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day" For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience. In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits. There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper. God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday. Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it. In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God. The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
Very powerful message Pastor Doug. Thank you so very much. I'm hoping if I share this with my boyfriend that he will understand why I keep the Saturday Sabbath. He's Catholic and said he would never change the day he keeps. God could change him.
21 Listen to me, you friends who think you have to obey the Jewish laws to be saved: Why don’t you find out what those laws really mean? 22 For it is written that Abraham had two sons, one from his slave-wife and one from his freeborn wife. 23 There was nothing unusual about the birth of the slave-wife’s baby. But the baby of the freeborn wife was born only after God had especially promised he would come. 24-25 Now this true story is an illustration of God’s two ways of helping people. One way was by giving them his laws to obey. He did this on Mount Sinai, when he gave the Ten Commandments to Moses. Mount Sinai, by the way, is called “Mount Hagar” by the Arabs-and in my illustration, Abraham’s slave-wife Hagar represents Jerusalem, the mother-city of the Jews, the center of that system of trying to please God by trying to obey the Commandments; and the Jews, who try to follow that system, are her slave children. 26 But our mother-city is the heavenly Jerusalem, and she is not a slave to Jewish laws. 27 That is what Isaiah meant when he prophesied, “Now you can rejoice, O childless woman; you can shout with joy though you never before had a child. For I am going to give you many children-more children than the slave-wife has.” 28 You and I, dear brothers, are the children that God promised, just as Isaac was.29 And so we who are born of the Holy Spirit are persecuted now by those who want us to keep the Jewish laws, just as Isaac, the child of promise, was persecuted by Ishmael, the slave-wife’s son. 30 But the Scriptures say that God told Abraham to send away the slave-wife and her son, for the slave-wife’s son could not inherit Abraham’s home and lands along with the free woman’s son. 31 Dear brothers, we are not slave children, obligated to the Jewish laws, but children of the free woman, acceptable to God because of our faith.
@@preacherpele2668 the Sabbath was kept from the beginning of time. Not just the Jewish people kept the Sabbath but the Sabbath was created during the first week of this Earth's history. Seems like you are on here also trying to sell Bibles. I have the King James version of the Bible and I'm good enough with that. I read from my Bible and I understand about the Sabbath truths for I have been a Seventh Day Adventist for 40 years. Baptized into the Adventist Church in 1979. I love my God and My Savior Jesus Christ very much and I'm more than happy to share the Sabbath truth with anyone who wants to know about it
@@robertray4191 I have been asking God in prayer to help me when we talk Bible and religion and I know God has been helping me with this because I have been noticing over the last 4 years how my boyfriend is softening up to the real truth about the Sabbath. Thank you for sharing the link sabbathtruth.com. I will definitely look at it and let God guide me and then I will share it with him. He seems to be wanting to know more about my faith about the Sabbath and when anybody gets curious and asks about the Sabbath I am more than happy to tell them about it and show them the proof of it. So thank you very much my friend and brother
Are you saying that you can find where Sunday isnt a working day and that God blessed the first day or transferred its solemnity from Sabbath to Sunday? The Catholic church did thst,not God...
@@robertray4191 It seems you're quite ignorant of the Bible. I do understand your comment because you just read the Bible but did not study it and you just follow what your pastor, who is also ignorant, without questions. Sorry but it's true.
@@chattcedric6321 haha! I Hardly ever go to c Church. So Much Fo R Yo U R b Right idea!>I follow the Holy Bible and its instructions. Shows you're quite ignorant of what I do and why I do it
@@chattcedric6321 Wrong. Pastor Doug is not ignorant, You are the one ignorant nor knowing nor understanding scriptures. You have been listening to those Sunday preachers too long, need to come out of Babylon which represents confusion in church doctrine and the Sunday churches are in Babylon they don't know nor understand scriptures. Please give scriptures where Pastor is wrong.
Wow, Doug. I don't think you realize how powerful this presentation truly is. Now let's pray for COURAGE in the heart of church leaders to begin teaching this once they recognize it.
*** 1 The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why. In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently. The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt. The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death. If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it. In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection. "Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ. The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross. So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin. That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews. Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day" For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience. In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits. There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper. God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday. Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it. In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God. The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
Here’s a rebuttal: Some Pastors prove that the Sabbath is Saturday, and that Sunday isn’t Sabbath. While other Pastors have churches that says Sunday worship services are fine. Catholic and Anglican churches have Sunday mass/services. While various Greek and other Orthodox churches worship on both days; with some having exclusive traditions to differentiate the Saturday’s from Sunday’s. However, all the lessons, sermons and preaching that I have ever heard from Saturday-for-Sabbath-preferring Pastors have their argumentation revolving just around this: - Any worship shouldn’t be done on Sunday but must be done on Saturday. Note: The Biblical law in Exodus simply says that the Sabbath is a day of rest and to keep it Holy. So, here’s what I want to understand: 1) What is wrong with worshipping the Lord on the other six days? What is wrong with worshipping the Lord on Sunday then? Is it forbidden? 2) What is wrong with worshipping the Lord on a Sunday while also resting and not doing any work on Sabbath/Saturday? Is doing both things forbidden? Is there a command that Sunday must be a working day and must not be a worshipping day? Please argue and reason with that. Please convince me here
At the end when Jesus comes there will be 2 churches on earth, one that coerses the people to worship on Sunday or they won't be able to buy or sell and the second church which will be persicuted nearly to death will be keeping Sabbath and have the faith of Jesus.
Sunday was introduced by Rome in the 3rd century. The Christians were persicuted by Rome until Emperor Constantine offered a compromise.(That's when the Catholic church was born) If you except Sunday as the new day of worship, then all the pagans will join the church. The pagans worshiped the Sun god. It's hard to understand the stress the early Christians were going through... being thrown to the lions or killed by gladiators or hunted down and killed like dogs. They were glad for peace. By compromising they brought trouble into the church which is still there today.
You have to worship everyday but keeping a day holy must always be the day that God set aside as holy and thats the sabbath, the seventh day and thats saturday
@@jahatton - Introduced by Rome? Maybe you should accurately say that a “Global Council of Christians in the known Christian world” Who happened to have gathered in Rome. Now with that perspective, it’s like saying the United Nations agreed to it. By the way, where’s your point please? Answer this please: If you keep Sabbath or Saturday Holy by not working, then what’s wrong with worshipping on Sunday (and possibly working on Sunday too)
@@raygunn965 - - Same point that I am saying. You haven’t distinguish your point, or are you agreeing with me then? The Sunday-preferring Church’s point: Keep Sabbath or Saturday Holy by not working, then what’s wrong with worshipping on Sunday (and possibly working on Sunday too)
*** 1 The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why. In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently. The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt. The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death. If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it. In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection. "Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ. The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross. So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin. That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews. Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day" For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience. In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits. There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper. God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday. Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it. In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God. The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
I also believe YESHUA , for he said he was Lord of the SABBATH , so if the opertunity Comes up to help another in a GODLY way Do it . For it is not a sin .
*** 1 The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why. In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently. The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt. The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death. If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it. In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection. "Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ. The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross. So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin. That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews. Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day" For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience. In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits. There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper. God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday. Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it. In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God. The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
The 4th commandment (of the 10 Commandments) says that christians should REST on the Sabbath day. I've regularly rested on the Sabbath day ... and attended my church's gathering on Sunday ...
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Pastor Doug, is that right that about lingering on a church denomination because she is very thankful to her friends that becomes her family now. She knows the truth before but haven't really understood them. She churched @ Saturday before but now exchanged the truth because she find friends who comforts her in that Sunday Family.
“And by this we know that we have come to know him, if we keep his commandments. Whoever says “I know him” but does not keep his commandments is a liar, and the truth is not in him, but whoever keeps his word, in him truly the love of God is perfected. By this we may know that we are in him: whoever says he abides in him ought to walk in the same way in which he walked.” 1 John 2:3-6
*** 1 The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why. In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently. The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt. The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death. If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it. In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection. "Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ. The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross. So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin. That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews. Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day" For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience. In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits. There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper. God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday. The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday. Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it. In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God. The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
@@chrismason8476 the first CHRISTIANS IN 70ad at destruction of Jerusalem TEMPLE JESUS SP UNKE TO THEM Matthew 24:20 (KJV) But pray ye that your flight be not in the winter, neither on the SABBATH DAY;
I Beleive that Saturday is the Sabbath. A friend who is a Methodist, told me that she was taught Monday is the First day. When she listened to this message she realised the deception and now goes to church with me on the Saturday Sabbath... Praise the Lord. One person at a time, will learn the truth...Thank you Doug
You have been deceived.
Collosians 2.
From one false teaching to the next.
No saturday in the bible. All days are sacred when you do always the will of God, like lord jesus christ. Many religious did not want to fulfill the sabbath. Read the new testament how to fulfill sabbath .
You are all being deceived. There is no Sunday, Monday, Tue, Wed, Thurs, Fri, or Saturday, in the Bible. There numbered, first to seventh. And all other religions miss understanding what col.2 is about. The shadow of the Sabbath's is the ceremonial Sabbath's is what we don't need to do. Because Jesus Christ fulfilled that, by being the lamb that was sacrificed on the cross. And that is what was nailed on the cross. “It is finished”. And if you keep reading in the new testament Paul and all prophets continued worshiping on the Sabbath, and and sometimes on to the first. But there is no where in the Bible the says God changed his mind and He wants us to now worship His on Sunday the first day anywhere. Only Satan wants to deceive you all. And that's what makes him mad at seventh day keepers. Which is the same day Jesus keeper. Satan hates Jesus and all His people. I pray we can withstand the same persecution, Jesus went through. Satan and all the government can kill my body, but not my soul. Jesus, followers will rise from the dead when he comes, just like Jesus did.
All Praises To The MOST HIGH GOD. I truly appreciate you teaching Truth. Thank you Pastor Doug
Of all the Commandments, the Sabbath is the one most broken.
John 9:16
No one keeps the Sabbath. You may go to church on Sabbath, but that is nothing to boast about. You are not following the complete Torah Law, you can't.
The Bible no where says you should go to church on Saturday. No one in the Bible ever went to church on Saturday.
@@metathoughts732an entire nation kept the Sabbath. They are known as the Jews. The Lord said to remember the Sabbath and keep it holy. The Apostles kept the Sabbath. The Apostle Paul said to not forsake meeting the saints. You must be reading a catholic Bible.
@@jimwinship7159 No need to get snarky just read this in any decent translation. (no I am not Catholic, what a strange assumption.)
Acts 13:13ff
On the Sabbath they entered the synagogue and sat down. (not a church or any Ekklesia)
.. Standing up, Paul motioned with his hand and said: “Fellow Israelites and you Gentiles who worship God, listen to me!
26 “Fellow children of Abraham and you God-fearing Gentiles, it is to us that this message of salvation has been sent.
32 “We tell you the good news: What God promised our ancestors 33 he has fulfilled for us, their children, by raising up Jesus. As it is written in the second Psalm:
“‘You are my son;
today I have become your father.’[b]
34 God raised him from the dead so that he will never be subject to decay. As God has said,
“‘I will give you the holy and sure blessings promised to David.’
35 So it is also stated elsewhere:
“‘You will not let your holy one see decay.’[d]
38 “Therefore, my friends, I want you to know that through Jesus the forgiveness of sins is proclaimed to you. 39 Through him everyone who believes is set free from every sin, a justification you were not able to obtain under the law of Moses.
44 On the next Sabbath almost the whole city gathered to hear the word of the Lord. 45 When the Jews saw the crowds, they were filled with jealousy. They began to contradict what Paul was saying and heaped abuse on him.
48 When the Gentiles heard this, they were glad and honored the word of the Lord; and all who were appointed for eternal life believed.
49 The word of the Lord spread through the whole region. 50 But the Jewish leaders incited the God-fearing women of high standing and the leading men of the city. They stirred up persecution against Paul and Barnabas, and expelled them from their region. 51 So they shook the dust off their feet as a warning to them and went to Iconium. 52 And the disciples were filled with joy and with the Holy Spirit.
No Mr. Winship,
What you do on the Sabbath is your business but it probably nothing like what the Apostles and other Jesus followers did on the Sabbath. Don't ever compare your going to church and sitting around feeling blessed and then bragging about it with the bravery of the Apostles who risked life and limb to go to believers on the Sabbath, both Jews and Gentiles and share the Good New of Yeshua with unsaved men and women at their peril.
Now that would be a testimony to share!
Let us know next week what you did on Saturday.
So what. Everyone breaks all of them because the flesh battles against the spirit in everyone. Romans 6-8. There is no concept in the New Testament of which laws are most often broken. Break one and you are guilty as sin. Good thing we have Jesus and the Holy Spirit to help us walk by the Spirit and not by the Flesh. Bragging about how you keep the Sabbath is walking by the flesh.
My prayer is that more people will understand this and accept the truth according to the words of our God through the bible.
My name is Julian Bergman and I come from a Anglican(my brother and I left because he did not feel comfortable kissing a stachew of jesus's feet at easter) and catholic (was an alter boy at both churches I left when the girl I had gone out with left me) back ground I always use to think these people are weird going to church on a Saturday. But after many year I accepted the LORD as the Savior of my life, after my pastors wife gave my 5 cd"s about the end time which touched me but there was no mention of the Sabbath. I posed the question(about the Sabbath)to my pastor and because I got an unsatisfactory answer I started on my own quest.
I listened/watched this video countless times and sent it to my pastor. Sad to say I still haven't received a response or even a talk over about it.
But I was blown away and blessed at the same time. Thank you sir for the manner in which you presented this Very important matter. Thank you again.
God bless you on presenting the Truth
Praise GOD
Thanks for posting... That was interesting!! Keep the faith!
Any work of the law, like Sabbath bragging is a work of the flesh. The flesh is at war with the Spirit.
Thank you Pastor Doug, I recently came out of a Baptist Church and started going to a SDA Church. Thank for for teaching me the truth.
Praise God for seeing the truths of the Bible and serving God on His Holy Day. So many today are searching for the truth and like you are finding it
Read the letters that the Apostle Paul wrote to the Christians in his day, they were getting caught up in false teaching. A perverted gospel which so many men (and Women ) are preaching today. Do not listen to men, they will lead you astray ( like the blind leading the blind ). If what you hear coming out of a man's mouth does not line up with the truth ( God's word ) run as far and as fast as you can. Read God's word and ask the Father to reveal truth to you. If you have the Spirit of God in you then you shall know the truth and the truth will set you free. Free from the law of sin and death.
Romans 8:2
For the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus hath made me free from the law of sin and death.
@@paulgemme6056 But would you say then that it's biblically ok to steal, lie, commit adultery, murder, worship idols or take God's name in vain?
@@misselizabethbennetp2185 Of course it is not ok/good to sin. That's why we need Grace and thank God he gives it to us. If we walk in the Spirit of love we will not do those things. Not because we are obeying the law of sin and death but because we are acting/behaving in the Spirit of love. Read scripture: Moses gave us the law, Jesus came to give us Grace and truth.
John 1:17
For the law was given by Moses, but grace and truth came by Jesus Christ.
Read Romans, Galatians, Ephesians. The Apostle Paul makes it very clear we are dead to the law. Don't listen to false teachers. Paul warns believers over and over again, don't be lead astray from the gospel that he taught. False doctrine is being taught everyday by so called men of God teaching a perverted gospel.
Galatians 1:7
which is not another; but there be some that trouble you, and would pervert the gospel of Christ.
Read/ STUDY the word of God. The book of Galatians. Clearly you will see we are not under the law but under grace.
The book of Romans:
Romans 7:4
Wherefore, my brethren, ye also are become dead to the law by the body of Christ; that ye should be married to another, even to him who is raised from the dead, that we should bring forth fruit unto God.
We are married to Christ Jesus who is alive and well. We can't be married to someone who is dead. The part of us who could be married to the law ( the flesh ) was crucified on the cross with Christ. Romans 7:1
Know ye not, brethren, (for I speak to them that know the law,) how that the law hath dominion over a man as long as he liveth?
Romans 7:3
So then if, while her husband liveth, she be married to another man, she shall be called an adulteress: but if her husband be dead, she is free from that law; so that she is no adulteress, though she be married to another man.
Galatians 2:20
I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me.
Peace be with you ! You shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free. Not free to sin, free from sin. The law condemns, the Spirit sets us free.
2 Corinthians 3:17
Now the Lord is that Spirit: and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty. ( freedom)
@@paulgemme6056 Ok, on that first part we agree. But then it would seem that the spirit agrees with the law. None of the other commandments seem to have changed, since Jesus still says that stealing, murdering ect. are sins. So then why would the 4th commandment have changed? All the commandments are in harmony with God, and yes, if we have accepted salvation and asked the Holy Spirit to live in us, it will help us do the right thing. But the things listed in the 10 Commandments ARE the right thing! Why are all the other commandments still right, but the 4th one isn't?
What I understand Paul is referring to whenever he says we are freed from the law, is that he's not directly referring to the 10 Commandments, or any other thing that God explicitly commands, (notice he never says we are free from the burden of God's COMMANDMENTS), but the PENALTY of the law, since the wages of breaking the law, aka sinning, is death. We are free from the penalty of eternal death for our sins if we repent and ask for God's forgiveness.
Think about it. Would you agree that God the Father, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit have the same intentions and are in agreement? Jesus Himself says "I and the Father are one,". So then if God is the one instigating the law, (meaning what He says are right and wrong), have what we are to do and not do changed? You'll notice that only two of the commandments are about "doing" something instead of "thou shalt not"; "Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy" and "Honor your father and mother". Would you agree that honoring your parents is still valid? After all, Jesus did it, and He's our prime example. Then why is the Sabbath any different?
I hope this helps. I'll be praying for both of us to receive wisdom and understanding so that we can know the truth. ☺️
I go to church on the Sabbath, will not compromise what the Bible tells us.
The early church gathered everyday. Worshiping God is great any and every day.
The Sabbath signifies what Christ is to a man - God - Sanctifier, Creator and Redeemer. It also signifies the Everlasting Covenant of Righteousness By Faith. There's much more to learn concerning the Sabbath
When a Preacher preach, he should not be of his own but be led by the Holy Spirit, as it should be. Amen
BY HIS FINISHED WORK THE LORD HATH AFFORDED US REST.
indeed
Even your members know you're lying. Malachi 4:2 But unto you that fear my name shall the Sun of righteousness arise with healing in his wings; and ye shall go forth, and grow up as calves of the stall.
Jesus is the sun of righteousness
And you're bearer of false witness against brethren. By saying people have beast mark. Shame unto all of u who believes that lie.
Yes I believe the Saturday is the sabbath
I learned this on my own from reading the Bible at eleven years old . Ask our Father .
Knock on that door it will swing wide open .
Thank you Pastor Doug , and my brother in
The spirit .
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The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why.
In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently.
The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt.
The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death.
If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it.
In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection.
"Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ.
The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross.
So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin.
That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews.
Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day"
For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience.
In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits.
There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper.
God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday.
Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it.
In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God.
The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
@@chrismason8476NOONE can add or change the
TEN COMMANDMENTS IT WAS WRITTEN BY THE FINGER OF GOD like they did in catholic catechism but GOD IS MERCIFUL REPENT WHILE STILL TIME 🙏🙏
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Do you accept that Deuteronomy 5:15 tells us that the purpose of the Sabbath is to remember the Exodus?
@@chrismason8476 yes its symbolic of God being their Redeemer and for us also redeem us from our sins
@@chrismason8476Sunday is not Christ's Sabbath. It was always Saturday. Please stop taking verses out of context and read the whole passage not 1 Bible verse.
Amen. Matthew 4:4 Man shall not live on bread alone, but every word that comes from the mouth of God.
@@EricSaavy oh I I didn't know hell existed.. Ur not there that you KNOW it exists are you?? Who calls sunday satan's day?? I know catholic writings claim if you wanna follow the Bible you'd be a Seventh day Adventist.
@@EricSaavy and so the feast of pentecost is on the day of the sun? Hello? The feast days came to an end when the curtain was torn in two,when Christ our passover was sacrificed for us.
@@EricSaavy we get the message that ur a staunch catholic n dont love the Lord; you'd rather go by tradition; we get that. Mormons seem to be a lot like your false church: they think THEYRE the true church; theres a heavenly mom,confession to a bishop ; catholics confess to a priest; purgatory: catholics pay n pray um out; morms baptize um out; sunday sacredness,thanks to peter or whoever..but as Peter answered a high priest when confronted with preaching the gospel,We ought to obey God rather than men Acts 5:29
JESUS DISCIPLE ALWAYS KEEP CHURCH ON SUNDAY AND JESUS ALWAYS SAVE POEPLE .ON SUNDAY Acts 2:46-47 King James Version (KJV)
46 And they, *continuing daily* with one accord *in the temple*, and breaking bread from house to house, did eat their meat with gladness and singleness of heart,
47 Praising God, and having favour with all the people. And the *Lord added to the church *daily* such as should be *saved*.
@@dwayneoneil689 but sunday ain't sacred just as any other day aont sacred except Sabbath,the seventh day
It was difficult walking away from Sunday worship & all secular holidays. It was confusing bc of so many generations of my family was engrained into me. I follow only Holy Days listen in Leviticus. On Passover, I acknowledge the Hebrews & Jesus Christ’s sacrifice. It says “Remember the Sabbath & KEEP it Holy”
Obviously God knew it would be forgotten or changed.
Besides Jesus dying for us, learning this truth was paramount for me obeying our Father. Learning that roman papal power changed Sabbath, The 10 Commandments, Lords Prayer & so much, it made me study my bible & study w different pastors until I arrived at my own conclusion. Not some conclusion I was taught or told by a man. Traditions of men are synonymous w paganism. I had no idea why I was honoring certain days or seasons. So grateful Holy Spirit directed me to these truths.
Friday sundown to Saturday sundown is the Sabbath
This Jesus Truth is beautiful, and everyine whob is seeking the truth can diligently read their Bible and prayerfully ask the Holy Spirit for guidance.
Saturday is the true sabbath starts at sundown friday until sundown saturday. GODS TRUE COMMANDMENT.
I totally agree with you and I intend to keep the sabbath
You indeed keep the Sabbath like an unbeliever.
He who has been born again . Born after the spirit of God observe the sabbath every day. Forever.
Glory
@@amz_news So you don't work on any day of the week? The Sabbath is a memorial of God as Creator. A memorial of a literal creation week. It's about resting the day God made holy. That's the whole concept of the Sabbath. If you keep every day like a Sabbath, then you never work. The Ten Commandments were never destroyed at the cross. I can't murder someone, worship other gods, or steal from people, because I'm a "born again Christian." You cannot keep the spirit of God's law, while breaking the literal words.
It's incredible how 99% of Christians eagerly accept the Papacy's day of the Sun, in the place of God's 7th day memorial of creation. They just accept it willingly like nothing, without the least effort to study for themselves God's word vs. man's word. God's Commandments vs. human laws. I'd rather listen to GOD, than the Papacy, or Christian pagan tradition. Mixing the unholy with the holy. Mixing the day of the Sun, with God. That's idolatry. Replacing God's Commands, with human tradition. That's dangerous ground.
You should indent to live by the spirit not by the flesh. Indenting to "keep" the law is not only impossible it is also in contrast to intending to walk in the Spirit.
Romans 6-8
@@metathoughts732 ok Soo what about the other 10 commandments?? It's time killing everyone who catches me stealing from them while lieing I just can't keep the commandments??? See you in heaven with the rest??? I think not. All kidding aside; THEY SURE DONT HAVE PROBLEMS WITH KEEPING SUNDAY🤔🤔😱. IM GOING WITH JESUS ON THIS ONE!!!
@@metathoughts732 How about this . I called my boss on Monday informed them I am with you in spirit??"get er done"??? However come Friday I'll come in the flesh for my paycheck"!!!🤔😁😎
That is beautifully presented and undeniable I am a follower of Jesus attending and learning from Baptist churches ....you Pastor Doug are excellent and very knowledgeable may God bless and encourage and protect pastor Batchelor
Shalom Pastor, thank you for this sermon. I always believe that Sabbath is sacred and must kept that way. I am a follower of the Messianic Bible Prophecy Ministry and we keep the Sabbath.
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The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why.
In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently.
The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt.
The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death.
If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it.
In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection.
"Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ.
The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross.
So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin.
That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews.
Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day"
For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience.
In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits.
There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper.
God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday.
Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it.
In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God.
The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
I appreciated reading YOUR post. Have you read any of the replies to My Comment🤔😔 it is sad when you read a CHRISTIAN using they're salvation as a get out of ( hell) card??? Thinking they can now sin freely, it break's my heart; I am sure G-d does Not find the humor in it!!!
To sibusisondlovu7882.
@@chrismason8476 NEVER!!! (SUN)god is NOT the same as the CREATOR!! . JEES Chris; on one hand you sound VERY SINCERE About The Will of G-D. But then you switch gear's & make what the pope ordered sound like the order of OUR LORD???
@TheVoiceofKevinC
Do you accept that Deuteronomy 5:15 declares that the purpose of the Sabbath is to remember the Exodus ?
Thank you Pastor Doug. Saturday is the True Sabbath of the Lord, it is the 7th day.
Amen
It’s so clear which day is to be observed, it’s crazy how people come is with these crazy arguments when they can just refer to the Bible for the simple truth. Praise the Most High God, and thank You Lord for Your Sabbath.
HALLELUJAH MARANATHER AMEN
Its like for me it was not until a chaplin of all people came and told me the easting pork is nowhere in the new testament... took me 10 years to figure that out after my stepdad passed. And that was one deep rabbit hole and then the worm hole i went through.
Sitting around all day and going to church is hardly keeping the Sabbath.
True Christians worship everyday! I feel sorry for those saved believers who think Saturday is the day of worship.
Honestly this makes way more sense and i think I just became a SDA cant believe I use to be that guy that would attack these people on the RUclips comments 😂 sorry about that guys
Interesting though isn't it, every Sunday church has a different reason in answer built on assumptions, yet not one scripture authority ontologically is there, but there are plenty of verses which supports the Sabbath!. You should try watching the millenium of prophecy by Pr Doug batchelor on RUclips, don't skip any video, why?, Because the entire picture comes together in the later explanation, when you skip a video you will not understand it in full picture. God bless your walk friend and will be praying for you!.
Lol, glad you have known the Truth
Amen brother
Love the Sabbath. ( Saturday ) I don’t understand why more churches fail to observe the truth. Thank you Pastor for all your teaching.
God Bless you
Amen amen,thank you for explaining the sabbath, thank you 🙏
Love your messages Pastor Batchelor! I’m learning so much. My heart’s desire is to honor and please the Lord Jesus. I pray to trust and obey all 10 of the Commandments as written in the Scripture. Thank you for being the willing and beautiful servant of Christ that you are. I’m praying for your ministry and that of Pastor Ross.
Thank you for your comment, Deborah! It is wonderful to hear you desire to follow the Lord in all His ways. We appreciate your prayers and will pray for you as well. May God bless and guide you.
- The Amazing Facts team
As the Apostle Peter said there are those who are twisting the scriptures. This man is twisting the scriptures . In Galatians 5 Paul said he was worried about those trying to follow law for salvation. He also said the law was a teacher leading to Christ. Jesus said that he fulfilled the law. Again in Hebrews 10:11Paul highlighted that the blood of goats and bulls could not take away sins permanently but Christ offered his blood once for all time. Gal 5:14 says the ENTIRE law (which would include the sabbath) has been fulfilled in one commandment namely the you should love your neighbour as yourself
@@petertimings8464 John 14:15 Jesus said, 'If you love me, keep my commandments.' His 10 commandments from Exodus 20:3-17 are summarized in Mark 12:30 - 31.
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Jesus was not referring to the law given by Moses or the 10 commandments when he said keep my commandments
He said I am giving you a new command that you love one another
He also commanded them to preach the good news and make disciples
Galatians 5:14 says for the entire law is fulfilled in one commandment that you must love your neighbour
The entire law includes the sabbath. Jesus fulfilled the law so we are no longer under law but we are under the law of the Christ
@@petertimings8464 So we are no longer under law? Tell me how then do you love your neighbor? And why is it still sin to lie, steal, commit adultery and so on? What is sin? Sin is the transgression of God's law 1 John 3:4. Jesus fulfilled the law, the 10 Commandments in a sense that He KEPT ALL OF THEM. Did you finish watching the sermon? Seems like the only problem Christians have with the law is especially the fourth one which was referring to the Sabbath. Sunday worship has no scriptural ordination or sanctification by God. Please finish watching the video and go do further studies of your Bible. Thank you.
AMEN SABBATH IS THE REAL DAY OF WORSHIP 😊
Sabbath for creation looks forward to the dawning of recreation which took place on Sunday
God says to rest on the Sabbath. That means to rest not to worship. Worshipping is not resting.
In our modern day times, the chage of calenders and all. Saturday could be Sunday, Monday, or any day of the week. So are we really worshing on the seventh day of the week according to the Jewish calendar. Let's not fool ourselves. Free yourself, and just know that today is the accepted time of salvation. This means you are free to rest any day off the week or worship any day off the week. God is not offended by it.
So on what Day did Abraham, Isaac and Jacob worshipped God as the Scripture say I’m the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob?
Amen! What a powerful message Pastor, thank you for leading me a clear understanding about Word of God .May God bless you more 🙏.
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The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why.
In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently.
The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt.
The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death.
If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it.
In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection.
"Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ.
The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross.
So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin.
That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews.
Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day"
For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience.
In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits.
There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper.
God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday.
Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it.
In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God.
The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
May God bless you and help you tell his truth about the sabbath Pr B
Rightfully and truthfully you are!
How true it is, the word's you say
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The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why.
In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently.
The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt.
The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death.
If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it.
In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection.
"Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ.
The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross.
So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin.
That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews.
Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day"
For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience.
In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits.
There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper.
God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday.
Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it.
In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God.
The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
I believe in keeping the Sabbath as God did not change the Sabbath thank you pastor Doug for your wonderful Preaching praise the Lord Amen 🙌
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Colossians 2:16-17
King James Version
Let no man therefore judge you in meat, or in drink, or in respect of an holyday, or of the new moon, or of the sabbath days:
Which are a shadow of things to come; but the body is of Christ.
NO !! God hasn't changed, and neither has his calendar.
Man changed the calendar.
The sabbath was given to the nation of Israel as a covenant.
His correct sabbath is found on the lunarsolar calendar.
Neither sunday or saturday is God's day, on this calendar.
@@amazonwarrior5584 Really? Was Israel in the garden of eden when God made the sabbath for them or was it made for MAN? Sabbath is a memorial of God's creative work. Sunday is the counterfit. Just ask a Catholic priest which day is the real day and they will tell you that Sabbath is the real day but the Catholic church changed the day by their power.
@@jahatton
Where in the bible does it say that the sabbath was given to Adam & Eve ?
It says it was first made known to Moses to the nation of Israel as a sign between them and God.....A SIGN.
Never mentions it was given to anyone before that.
And not Gentiles.
And here we go again, using Catholics to prove the Saturday issue.
Sunday was always a day of remembrance of the resurrection of Christ long before Catholics came on the scene.
The bible speaks about it.
Paul the apostle says that any day is a day unto the Lord, in this age of grace ONLY !
it is a shadow of things to come.
Israel was worshipping on a different calendar for the sabbath anyway.
Doug truly covered everything in this video , it is very spectacular.
Amen
Not everything for the Sabbath will be more fully understood.
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The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why.
In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently.
The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt.
The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death.
If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it.
In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection.
"Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ.
The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross.
So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin.
That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews.
Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day"
For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience.
In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits.
There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper.
God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday.
Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it.
In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God.
The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
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The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why.
In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently.
The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt.
The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death.
If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it.
In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection.
"Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ.
The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross.
So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin.
That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews.
Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day"
For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience.
In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits.
There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper.
God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday.
Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it.
In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God.
The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
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Thank you for joining us! May God bless you. - The Amazing Facts team
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To God be the glory for straight message just as it is says
I was raised SDA and it always was just normal it’s funny how over time I seen a lot of people arguing over this I stepped away from the church for awhile and when I came back I realized there were things I didn’t agree with with different religions but that was obvious to me and what he said was important traditions of men have formed peoples beliefs so now I just read the word and go off that finding good people is also important be discerning with what you hear
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The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why.
In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently.
The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt.
The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death.
If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it.
In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection.
"Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ.
The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross.
So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin.
That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews.
Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day"
For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience.
In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits.
There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper.
God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday.
Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it.
In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God.
The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
May Father YAHweh bless your understanding and show you His Resurrected Son YAHwehShua. Praise Father YAHweh.
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Ps. Doug Bathelor, I like your PROOF-TEXT teaching method.
Happy Sabbath Pastor Doug and Thank you for this message. And God Blessed Us All! 🙏
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I have heard many non-adventist pastors saying that Sabbath is the seventh day (Saturday). They keep Sabbath but still go to church on Sunday.
That's because they'd lose their job and retirement if they declared Sabbath.
That is because Sunday is not regarded as a Sabbath and no one claims that Sunday inherently replaces a Sabbath.
I stand in agreement!!! this is biblically correct!!! irrefutable evidence!!! this is a serious problem duly noted thank you for your service GOD BLESS
@@EricSaavy You are a prophet if I could give you 100 likes I would.
@@EricSaavy bravo!👏👏👏👏
Something could be biblical and not evangelical, Christians needs evangelical teachings cause that’s what saves
Ed Aguirre loser
Thank you pastor Doug
Thank You Pastor Doug For Sharing This Magnificent Sermon. May God Continue To Bless And Shower His Blessings From Your Head To Toes. 😁😀🤗🤗🤗
George Ramocan admittes to "Sunday". ruclips.net/video/xTRghPGh900/видео.html
@@SabbatarianSundayer. So is he God? if not then why listen to him?
@@ebbygshreve9577
Point is; George is a Sunday denier; who admitted to "Sunday".
@@ebbygshreve9577 quote---So is he God? if not then why listen to him?--unquote
Why listen to the Pope? Or to any priest, pope, pastor, etc???? NONE of then are GOD!!!!
----Even if God told you face to face HIS Commandments, you WOULD NOT believe it anyways.
What is the meaning of Luke 11 47?
The Lord said: “Woe to you! You build the memorials of the prophets whom your ancestors killed. Consequently, you bear witness and give consent to the deeds of your ancestors, for they killed them and you do the building
------Matthew 23:37 “O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, the city that kills the prophets and stones those who are sent to it! How often would I have gathered your children together as a hen gathers her brood under her wings, and you would not!
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@@mitchellosmer1293 That is right we should not take the word of anyone for our salvation, We should study the bible for ourselves. Acts 17:11 |
These were more noble than those in Thessalonica, in that they received the word with all readiness of mind, and searched the scriptures daily, whether those things were so.
The problem with too many people is that they don't study the bible, they just take the preacher's word for what the bible teaches and I would say that 95% of the preachers don't know themselves what the bible teaches, but they like to pretend they do.
Very good sermon. Many
misconceptions were made plain. Good job Pastor Doug. V.Palmer
@@edaguirre8952 ok ok. i read the first two and last paragraphs cuz im lazy. i have questions tho and ill ask one now and rest after i read the entire thing but if i keep the sabbath will i go to hell?
@@chavezsmith3938 why do you think this you will go to hell if you don't accept God as your savior plain and simple the exact sabbath day you pick to worship is not your first priority as I said you must be saved first if you haven't already made that choice or you will forever be in hell
@@chavezsmith3938 When you know the truth and DO NOT follow it--that is a SIN!!!
@@mitchellosmer1293 So, basically all the people that keep easter and xmas...They all know it is a sin and not of God yet they still partake in the worship of other gods.
@@TrentonTrent Quote--So, basically all the people that keep easter and xmas...They all know it is a sin and not of God yet they still partake in the worship of other gods.--unquote---
Correct-----Ishtar--a fertility goddess----Easter is English for Ishtar----
Christmas---a catholic pagan holiday.
Christ preached--ministered 3.5 years------- According to my research Jesus was crucified April 4th.--A Friday.
Now, count back 6 months for the last 1/2 year of His ministry----from April.
That brings His birth to October 4th---(9 months) --Then 10 days more. A normal gestation for humans is 9 months --10 days.---That brings His birth to September 24th.---------
Christmas is a pagan holiday---The Pagans decided that is the day the days start getting longer---A new birth-------
To the Glory of God Almighty! Live all your days on Earth in holiness and truthfulness as you carry out your daily, weekly, monthly and yearly works. Because, God Almighty was Holy all through the workable six days and until He (God Almighty) rested on the seventh day❤❤❤!
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The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why.
In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently.
The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt.
The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death.
If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it.
In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection.
"Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ.
The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross.
So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin.
That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews.
Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day"
For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience.
In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits.
There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper.
God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday.
Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it.
In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God.
The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
Exactly. God does no change, so His Holy Sabbath cannot be Changed. Note that Daniel 7:25 wrote that the little horn power will "think to change times and laws".Here is language indicating a failure to change the Sabbath..
Psalm 89:4 speaks against such a change.
Psalm 89:34
My covenant will I not break, nor alter the thing that is gone out of my lips.
Note that the Sabbath Commandment contained in the 10 commandments was written with the FINGER OF GOD on Tables of Stone. When the original laws were broken, God again wrote His ten commandments on TABLES OF STONE . A change then must be evidenced in the same fashion as the first and second records, WRITTEN WITH THE FINGER OF GOD.
Hebrews 8 13
Amen to that brother I could not have said it better myself. I have people all the time trying to tell me that I'm not keeping the true Sabbath day and then I come back to them with God's help to teach them which day is the true Sabbath. I have been a Seventh-Day Adventist ever since I was baptized in 1979 and I will not change and go back to the Sunday keeping churches. I will stay with the Seventh Day Adventist Church because in it I have found truth and a very loving God who has Mercy.
@@elaineriley4863 Are you sure you found the true Christian Doctrines in the SDA? Why not research/study from a neutral source and not from your group who was Ellen G. White, your founder together with Joseph Bates? Did you know that in her younger days she was hit by a rock on the head and got crazy? From that time on, she proclaimed being a Prophetess and studied from far away places, had heavenly visions, etc. She was Self-Proclaimed Prophetess. Did you know that Miller was the original Adventist, followed by Russell and they both prophesied the coming of the Lord so many times and so many times they failed. Two of their members namely Ellen G. White and Joseph Rutherford went their separate ways and established their own group, the Seventh Day Adventist and Jehovah's Witnessess , respectively? Now, Prophets who failed in their prophesies are called False Prophets, From Miller, Russell, Rutherford to EGW. Ignorance is bad, gullibility is even worse.
@@chattcedric6321 So True I could not have said it any better this what happen to Elaine and other SDA 17 Now I urge you, brethren, note those who cause divisions and offenses, contrary to the doctrine which you learned, and avoid them. 18 For those who are such do not serve our Lord [d]Jesus Christ, but their own belly, and by *smooth words and flattering speech deceive the hearts of the simple*
@@dwayneoneil689 i note that Chatt and Oniel cause divisions and strife and offenses ; sadly we cant avoid them since they keep on harassing on here . Theres no smooth words and flattering speech here or else you wouldnt ne coming and harassing . You HATE that the Holy Spirit directs one to keep the law of God ; you wouldnt even quote the ve3rse , Oneil!! Imagine that !! Speaking of "smooth talk"
Amen! True. Easy to understand😊
Absolutely BIBLE very easy to understand so simple with people who they love and trusted God with their humble hearts Praise the Lord Pastor Doug Bachelor for our God the truth MARANATHER AMEN
Thank you pastor God bless!
I was raised by my grandmother believing Sabbath .I will never stop believing in the Sabbath ,as my Bible says so. SABBATH IS THE RIGHT DAY ,AND IT WILL BE FOR ME TILL THE DAY GOD TAKES ME HOME . GOD BLESS EVERYONE ,HAPPY SABBATH TO ALL.
The day of the Lord:
Isaiah 2:12
[12]For the day of the Lord of hosts Shall come upon everything proud and lofty, Upon everything lifted up- And it shall be brought low-
thanks for you speaking up on Gods truth
Pastor Doug thank you for the enlightening message. I have a request, could you kindly teach on the restored names of the Father and the son being Yahuah and Yahusha. I have been a Christian all my life but has recently come to learn new truths such as you are teaching here.
The names establish what He told Mosed when Moses asked what His Name is and so he could answer the people whenever they'd ask for the name of their God, His Answer was I AM THAT I AM, thou shall say unto them I am has sent me.
Watch truthunveiled777
Is it possible not to be angry with people that purposely lie about hiding the true meaning of the scriptures in order to serve their stubbornness people can lie to each other but when we’re standing in the presence of God we will not be able to lie
Somethings are best left alone. God will be the judge of us all. No man or woman can put us in heaven or hell. My relationship with God is more important than debating which day of the week is the Sabbath, “the day of rest.” Whether you believe the Sabbath day is Saturday or Sunday, my question is does your life demonstrate how much you truly love and honor God? No judgment!!!❤️🙏🏾
Romans 14:5 One person considers one day more sacred than another; another considers every day alike. Each of them should be fully convinced in their own mind.
God said "If you love me keep my commandments".
The Sabbath Law is not changed from Saturday to Sunday - The tradition of the Christian church is to meet together on Sunday, the first day of the week. Some interpret this day of meeting as the day in which the Sabbath, the seventh day of the week, was changed to be fulfilled on the first day of the week (hence the term, Christian Sabbath). In support of this view, three Scripture references are given to show that Sunday is now the Sabbath day for Christians (Acts 20:7, 1 Corinthians 16:2, Revelation 1:10). However, within the context of these passages, there is no reference to the Sabbath nor is there any element of the Sabbath law. It is certainly possible to construe from these passages that indeed the New Testament church carries on the tradition of gathering together for fellowship, breaking of bread, teaching, and worship, However, it is not possible to interpret from these passages that the New Testament church gathers on Sunday to fulfill the Sabbath law. Any interpretation of this as being a Sabbath for the New Testament church requires a large amount of eisegesis. Scripture is absent of any direction or commandment is given by God that advocates the changing of the Sabbath from Saturday to Sunday. If indeed we are to fulfill the Sabbath law of the Decalogue today, as some would suggest, it takes a lot of gall and outright rebellion to change what God called holy, the seventh day, to the first day of the week without having distinct direction from God. After all, what were the Apostles thinking to blatantly omit any instructions of the Sabbath observance? Unless, of course, they believed the Mosaic Covenant and the Sabbath obvservance to be obsolete.
AND SO WE LOOKETH FORWARD ALWAYS TO THAT GREAT DAY UNTIL WE ALL SHALL BE CHANGED IN A MOMENT IN THE TWINKLING OF AN EYE.
There is not one single bible text saying Sunday is holy and those who say Sunday is holy are really holding on to straw.
Amen and Thank you Pastor Doug ...!!!!
Godblesss pastr Dougbatchelor
Exactly the truth! Thank You for standing up for the truth! 💜
Such a lovely poem at the end. ✨
Powerful message.
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The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why.
In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently.
The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt.
The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death.
If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it.
In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection.
"Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ.
The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross.
So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin.
That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews.
Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day"
For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience.
In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits.
There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper.
God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday.
Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it.
In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God.
The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
@@chrismason8476Hebrews 4:10 (KJV) For he that is entered into his rest, he also hath ceased from his own works, as God did from his. Notice also cease from his work, that the Sabbath you wont rest in GOD AND CONTINUE SINNING
May God bless you from Mizoram
Pastor Doug you are a blessing to people who are in darkness.
what do you mean Doug is in darkness himself
@@amazonwarrior5584 indeed
@@amazonwarrior5584 I will agree to you if you can prove the followings according to Bible :-
1. Isaiah 66:22-24 is a false prophecy.
2. There's a guarantee word for Sunday worshipers in New Heaven on Sunday or to be supposed to worship God directly on Sabbath day in heaven.
3. Jesus Himself stopped the Sabbath of God n showed a new Sabbath or worship or blessed day.
Correct Doug's teachings if you know the truth but please according to Bible.
The pastor has no truth in him but Jesus who resurrected on Sunday read Romans14:5,6
Pastor Doug Thank you! May God bless you abundantly !!
Amen...always a pleasure to drink from the spring of Life
@@EricSaavy
Still cutting and pasting?
Happy Sabbath pastor
TOO MUCH CONFUSION I REST ACCORDING TO NEED AND JUDGETH NOT. MAY THE LORD BLESS THEE EXCEEDINGLY AND WITH ALL GRATITUDE.
People who claim of keeping the Law are always bitter towards people who they think are not keeping it.
Sabbath has been the oldest accusation against the Lord Jesus Christ and his people even to this day.
Accusation? 🤔
I really thank you for explaining this to me
I'll keep the sabbath for Jehovah
I'll pray and listen to your speech on Saturday
*** 1
The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why.
In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently.
The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt.
The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death.
If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it.
In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection.
"Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ.
The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross.
So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin.
That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews.
Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day"
For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience.
In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits.
There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper.
God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday.
Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it.
In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God.
The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
Very powerful message Pastor Doug. Thank you so very much. I'm hoping if I share this with my boyfriend that he will understand why I keep the Saturday Sabbath. He's Catholic and said he would never change the day he keeps. God could change him.
21 Listen to me, you friends who think you have to obey the Jewish laws to be saved: Why don’t you find out what those laws really mean? 22 For it is written that Abraham had two sons, one from his slave-wife and one from his freeborn wife. 23 There was nothing unusual about the birth of the slave-wife’s baby. But the baby of the freeborn wife was born only after God had especially promised he would come.
24-25 Now this true story is an illustration of God’s two ways of helping people. One way was by giving them his laws to obey. He did this on Mount Sinai, when he gave the Ten Commandments to Moses. Mount Sinai, by the way, is called “Mount Hagar” by the Arabs-and in my illustration, Abraham’s slave-wife Hagar represents Jerusalem, the mother-city of the Jews, the center of that system of trying to please God by trying to obey the Commandments; and the Jews, who try to follow that system, are her slave children. 26 But our mother-city is the heavenly Jerusalem, and she is not a slave to Jewish laws.
27 That is what Isaiah meant when he prophesied, “Now you can rejoice, O childless woman; you can shout with joy though you never before had a child. For I am going to give you many children-more children than the slave-wife has.”
28 You and I, dear brothers, are the children that God promised, just as Isaac was.29 And so we who are born of the Holy Spirit are persecuted now by those who want us to keep the Jewish laws, just as Isaac, the child of promise, was persecuted by Ishmael, the slave-wife’s son.
30 But the Scriptures say that God told Abraham to send away the slave-wife and her son, for the slave-wife’s son could not inherit Abraham’s home and lands along with the free woman’s son. 31 Dear brothers, we are not slave children, obligated to the Jewish laws, but children of the free woman, acceptable to God because of our faith.
@@preacherpele2668 the Sabbath ain't jewish; if you listened to the sermon or read the Bible you would know that and have wasted your time
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@@preacherpele2668 the Sabbath was kept from the beginning of time. Not just the Jewish people kept the Sabbath but the Sabbath was created during the first week of this Earth's history.
Seems like you are on here also trying to sell Bibles. I have the King James version of the Bible and I'm good enough with that. I read from my Bible and I understand about the Sabbath truths for I have been a Seventh Day Adventist for 40 years. Baptized into the Adventist Church in 1979. I love my God and My Savior Jesus Christ very much and I'm more than happy to share the Sabbath truth with anyone who wants to know about it
@@robertray4191 I have been asking God in prayer to help me when we talk Bible and religion and I know God has been helping me with this because I have been noticing over the last 4 years how my boyfriend is softening up to the real truth about the Sabbath. Thank you for sharing the link sabbathtruth.com. I will definitely look at it and let God guide me and then I will share it with him. He seems to be wanting to know more about my faith about the Sabbath and when anybody gets curious and asks about the Sabbath I am more than happy to tell them about it and show them the proof of it. So thank you very much my friend and brother
Let them say as they must GOD doesn't lie but everyman is a liar.
Are you saying that you can find where Sunday isnt a working day and that God blessed the first day or transferred its solemnity from Sabbath to Sunday? The Catholic church did thst,not God...
@@robertray4191 It seems you're quite ignorant of the Bible. I do understand your comment because you just read the Bible but did not study it and you just follow what your pastor, who is also ignorant, without questions. Sorry but it's true.
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Right idea!>I follow the Holy Bible and its instructions. Shows you're quite ignorant of what I do and why I do it
@@chattcedric6321 now if you wanna answer the comment thoughtfullybinsteada being a jerk,that would be nice and appropriate.
@@chattcedric6321 Wrong. Pastor Doug is not ignorant, You are the one ignorant nor knowing nor understanding scriptures. You have been listening to those Sunday preachers too long, need to come out of Babylon which represents confusion in church doctrine and the Sunday churches are in Babylon they don't know nor understand scriptures. Please give scriptures where Pastor is wrong.
Wow, Doug. I don't think you realize how powerful this presentation truly is. Now let's pray for COURAGE in the heart of church leaders to begin teaching this once they recognize it.
Thanks
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One day to rest and one to worship the Risen Saviour amen 🤝🙌👏🇬🇾
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The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why.
In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently.
The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt.
The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death.
If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it.
In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection.
"Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ.
The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross.
So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin.
That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews.
Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day"
For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience.
In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits.
There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper.
God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday.
Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it.
In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God.
The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
Here’s a rebuttal:
Some Pastors prove that the Sabbath is Saturday, and that Sunday isn’t Sabbath.
While other Pastors have churches that says Sunday worship services are fine.
Catholic and Anglican churches have Sunday mass/services.
While various Greek and other Orthodox churches worship on both days; with some having exclusive traditions to differentiate the Saturday’s from Sunday’s.
However, all the lessons, sermons and preaching that I have ever heard from Saturday-for-Sabbath-preferring Pastors have their argumentation revolving just around this: - Any worship shouldn’t be done on Sunday but must be done on Saturday.
Note: The Biblical law in Exodus simply says that the Sabbath is a day of rest and to keep it Holy.
So, here’s what I want to understand:
1) What is wrong with worshipping the Lord on the other six days? What is wrong with worshipping the Lord on Sunday then? Is it forbidden?
2) What is wrong with worshipping the Lord on a Sunday while also resting and not doing any work on Sabbath/Saturday? Is doing both things forbidden? Is there a command that Sunday must be a working day and must not be a worshipping day?
Please argue and reason with that.
Please convince me here
At the end when Jesus comes there will be 2 churches on earth, one that coerses the people to worship on Sunday or they won't be able to buy or sell and the second church which will be persicuted nearly to death will be keeping Sabbath and have the faith of Jesus.
Sunday was introduced by Rome in the 3rd century. The Christians were persicuted by Rome until Emperor Constantine offered a compromise.(That's when the Catholic church was born) If you except Sunday as the new day of worship, then all the pagans will join the church. The pagans worshiped the Sun god. It's hard to understand the stress the early Christians were going through... being thrown to the lions or killed by gladiators or hunted down and killed like dogs. They were glad for peace. By compromising they brought trouble into the church which is still there today.
You have to worship everyday but keeping a day holy must always be the day that God set aside as holy and thats the sabbath, the seventh day and thats saturday
@@jahatton - Introduced by Rome?
Maybe you should accurately say that a “Global Council of Christians in the known Christian world”
Who happened to have gathered in Rome.
Now with that perspective, it’s like saying the United Nations agreed to it.
By the way, where’s your point please?
Answer this please:
If you keep Sabbath or Saturday Holy by not working, then what’s wrong with worshipping on Sunday (and possibly working on Sunday too)
@@raygunn965 - - Same point that I am saying.
You haven’t distinguish your point, or are you agreeing with me then?
The Sunday-preferring Church’s point:
Keep Sabbath or Saturday Holy by not working, then what’s wrong with worshipping on Sunday (and possibly working on Sunday too)
It is written " The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath."
Thank you Doug, great explanation of sabbath. Let’s be present each day.
Thank you Doug great explanation of sabbath, let’s be present each day.
Amen Blessed It
Very scriptural based sermon. More of it Pastor.
*** 1
The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why.
In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently.
The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt.
The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death.
If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it.
In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection.
"Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ.
The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross.
So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin.
That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews.
Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day"
For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience.
In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits.
There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper.
God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday.
Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it.
In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God.
The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
Bless thak u for the word
I think we have to serve and obey the Lord every day of your life.
If we do only what we think is right. We will end up forgetting the word of God. We obey God not ourselves
Excellent teaching & I shared this video on facebook & twitter.
So glad you could join us! May God bless you. - The Amazing Facts team
An awesome message 😊. Thanks!
May God bless you.
Amen!!!
I also believe YESHUA , for he said he was Lord of the SABBATH , so if the opertunity
Comes up to help another in a GODLY way
Do it . For it is not a sin .
Thank you for this wonderful explanation pastor Doug! ☺
They sound drunk with the wine of Babylon. Wrong answers. Thank you pastor
Amen Pr. Doug! You make the best explanations!
*** 1
The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why.
In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently.
The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt.
The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death.
If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it.
In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection.
"Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ.
The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross.
So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin.
That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews.
Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day"
For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience.
In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits.
There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper.
God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday.
Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it.
In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God.
The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
I live by the grace of God, I will keep any day sabbath and worship my God.
The 4th commandment (of the 10 Commandments) says that christians should REST on the Sabbath day.
I've regularly rested on the Sabbath day ... and attended my church's gathering on Sunday ...
Amen.
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Pastor Doug, is that right that about lingering on a church denomination because she is very thankful to her friends that becomes her family now. She knows the truth before but haven't really understood them. She churched @ Saturday before but now exchanged the truth because she find friends who comforts her in that Sunday Family.
“And by this we know that we have come to know him, if we keep his commandments. Whoever says “I know him” but does not keep his commandments is a liar, and the truth is not in him, but whoever keeps his word, in him truly the love of God is perfected. By this we may know that we are in him: whoever says he abides in him ought to walk in the same way in which he walked.”
1 John 2:3-6
Very clear biblical presentation!
@@pastorrafaelhenrique8414 I think someone has hacked your account Pr. Doug
When are you coming to New Zealand brother as I want to meet and study with you ? Shalom !
Thank u for the light Pastor,God bless
*** 1
The Bible does infact show that Sunday is Christ's Sabbath and that it was God's plan before the foundation of the world. The Book of Deuteronomy clearly shows this. Sunday is Christ's New Covenant Sabbath. Here is how and why.
In the Old Testament there are two lists of the Ten Commandments, one in the Book of Exodus and another list is in the Book of Deuteronomy: Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:1-21, both of which explain the purpose of the Sabbath but both explain the purpose of the Sabbath differently.
The Book of Exodus tells us the purpose of the Sabbath is to rest and to remember God's creation, however, in Deuteronomy Moses tells us that the purpose of the Seventh day Sabbath is to remember the Exodus, that is, the Exodus from Egypt.
The Old Testament is a prefiguration of the New Testament - the Old Testament points to its fulfilment in the New Testament.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant (Heb 8:6) - and that the New Covenant reality is made present in Christ Jesus - while the Old Covenant pointed to something greater to come - the fulfilment of the Old. Jesus Christ, by His death and resurrection, brought about the true Exodus - not from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - but the true and real Exodus from slavery to sin and death.
If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Testament/Old Covenant was to remember the Exodus from Egypt - then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Testament/New Covenant is to remember the True Exodus which came through Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, and which is clearly greater than the Old Covenant Exodus; for Christ's Exodus was accomplished by his death and his resurrection - his resurrection which took place on the First Day of the week - Sunday - not Saturday. So Christians celebrate the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death on the day Christ accomplished it.
In Colossians 2: 16-17 Paul tells us that all the Jewish Feast - including the Seventh-Day Sabbath are a "shadow" of the New Covenant Sabbath bought about by Christ's death and resurrection.
"Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ.
The sacrifice of the lamb in the Temple was NOT done away with but transformed into the sacrifice of Christ (the true Lamb) on the Cross - not taken away but transformed. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the wood of the cross.
So too with the Old Covenant Sabbath, it was not taken away but transformed by Christ from the Deuteronomy 5:15 rememberence of the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt - to the reality that God had always planned - the Exodus from slavery to sin.
That is why Hebrews tells us that there is still a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is On Another Day - that is what Hebrews tells us - the Sabbath is to be kept but kept on Another Day - its right there in Hebrews.
Hebrews 4: 8-11, specifically verse 8, shows us its on "another day"
For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God’s rest so that no one will perish by following their example of disobedience.
In addition - by Christ's resurrection on the First Day of the week - Sunday - Christ has brought about a New Creation - which the New Testament confirms - Christ Jesus IS the New Creation and He IS First-Fruits.
There are Sunday Sabbaths in the Old Testament (Lev 23: 9-14) called First-Fruits. God made the Jewish Feast of First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - that is - the Sunday which followed the Saturday Sabbath in the week of Passover week - so Sunday Sabbaths are already given us in the Old Testament - and First-Fruits day is the very day on which Christ rose from the dead following the Passover Last Supper.
God had always planned that Christ would rise on the First-Fruits Sunday Sabbath - and Christians obedient to Christ's First-Fruits Sabbath Resurrection - gather on every Sunday.
The Letter to the Hebrews tells us that there is a Sabbath day for Christians to keep but that it is "on a different day." Heb 4:8-9, says 'For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. There remains then, a Sabbath-rest for the the people of God.' Christians are bound to keep "a" Sabbath rest but this is "on another day" - Christ's Exodus Day - Sunday.
Christians celebrate and obey and fulful the requirements of both the Book of Exodus (creation - now a New Creation in Christ Jesus) and the requirements of the Book of Deuteronomy (remembering the Exodus from Egypt - now remembering the true Exodus from slavery to sin and death) by their Sunday celebration of the fulfilment and reality brought about by Christ on the First Day of the week - Sunday. Christians celebrate this on the day of the week Christ accomplished it.
In Christ Jesus Christians through Baptism have already entered the heavenly Jerusalem (Heb12:22) and sit with him on his heavenly throne (Eph 2:6) - they already participate in the eternal heavenly rest - and Sunday is a foretaste of that eternal rest - Sunday Mass (and every day of the week when we go to weekday Mass) we enter into that eternal heavenly community of the angles who forever pray and sing "Holy Holy Holy, Lord God of Hosts.." - this is the Mass - this is what the Mass is for - we don't have to wait for death and for heaven after death - we can come to the heavenly hosts and join with them in the eternal praise of God.
The Jews in their Sabbath keeping remember the week just past - but we Christians put God first in our week - by bringing everything we are and have, with and for Christ - Christ is the First and the Last - Sunday is the First Day of the week so we gather together to offer and give Him everything - and He gives us Himself - truly present in the Eucharist.
@@chrismason8476 the first CHRISTIANS IN 70ad at destruction of Jerusalem TEMPLE
JESUS SP UNKE TO THEM
Matthew 24:20 (KJV) But pray ye that your flight be not in the winter, neither on the SABBATH DAY;