Should Christians keep the Sabbath?
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2023
- Should Christians keep the Sabbath? From one of our live Ask Ligonier events, Burk Parsons expresses the abiding importance of this creation ordinance.
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I wonder why he did not answer more directly, he kept saying “I think.” The answer is an unequivocally YES, because it’s God’s Fourth Commandment. A side note, I am one of those first responders he mentioned, as the Lord saved me on the Lord’s Day during a gun battle, as a police officer, at a church on the Lord’s Day. But Lord willing, He later granted me days off on the Sabbath.
Did you watch the whole video? He answer unequivocally YES at 2:00
“ There remains therefore a rest for the people of God . For he who has entered HIS rest has himself also ceased from his works as God did from HIS. Let us therefore be diligent to enter that rest, lest anyone fall according to the same example of disobedience. “
Hebrews 4;9-11
@@Job395-wx1cy The word is used here to reference the “ seventh day” that is mentioned in verse 4. The explanation is in Vs 10 “ for he who has entered His rest has himself also ceased from his works as God did from His”
Look at Psalm 95:11 (referenced in vs3).
Those who exercise faith in Jesus Christ and His Finished work will enter into “ His rest “. The unbeliever will not enter into this perfect rest of God. This Spiritual rest is not something incomplete ( like the physical rest). This Spiritual rest is based on the FINISHED WORK which Christ completed on the cross
Amen, this nails it.
SDA, q. Why are you trying to put me under the law, the old covenant, are we now not of Sarah's seed and covenant? Yes!
Those who reject Christ, the triune God head, are under Hagars covenant. Be very careful my brothers, Jesus is God, we enter the rest He entered in on creation day 7. It's every day now until Christ returns.
Interesting hearing a preacher complain about not getting enough rest while discussing the Sabbath of God as a day of rest. 😂 Perhaps this is why its a narrow path. Revelation 14:12 Here is the patience of the saints: here are they that keep the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus.
Keep the commandments of God.. at the end of the book? Golly, its almost like God knew the deceptive gameplan of the enemy. Pity we are too thick sometimes. Thank God for his law and the grace of Jesus because we are all a little thick sometimes. ❤
Christians should keep the Sabbath, the one from the Creation, the 7th day. We can't say the Lord's Day is the 1st and then say that is equal to Sabbath, because it should be the 7th and not the 1st.
Jesus itself went to the synagogue on Sabbath. He rested on the Sabbath in the tomb, and on the 1st day He rose. This means that, if our plan is to be more like Jesus, we need to observe the correct rest day, and stop thinking that the day that we choose to rest is secondary.
Isaiah 66:23 states that we will keep the Sabbath in Heaven. We should try our best to rest on the correct day and stop trying to change the Scriptures to what fits our schedule.
Amen brother alleluia.
The Shabbat (day of rest) is different than the Lord’s Day (resurrection day). Shabbat was established by God and He set it apart and blessed it. It is for us to remember that He created the world and everything in it. He rested on this day and He wants us to rest as well. I also see it as a day to focus on Him introspectively. The Lord’s day is a celebration that church established. A day to gather, worship, and celebrate the Lord’s resurrection. Therefore, we should strive to keep the traditional Shabbat. I’m not talking about following it according to the rules that were added by the Jewish religious authorities. I’m saying, honor the 7th day (Friday evening to Saturday evening) as a rest day and meditative day with God. Keep this day Holy free from willful sin. We should be striving for this all the time but especially on the Shabbat IMO. Don’t get me wrong, I’m NOT talking about following legalistically to satisfy the law of Moses, but spiritually to honor God’s special set-apart day. God would not have permanently established this 7th day sabbath if it wasn’t important. Who are we as the church to disregard God’s Word and disregard His Shabbat? Who is man to change the Shabbat to the 1st day just because we want to worship God on Sunday? This makes no sense. We can worship God any day! Again we should keep both Shabbat (7th day Friday evening to Saturday evening) and the Lord’s Day out of love and respect for Gods and His Word. As a long time Christian i have been very blessed doing this. Blessings to all!
Did you know Yahushua (real name) was also resurrected on the Sabbath? He was already gone by Sunday at the end of the Sabbath (sunrise to sunrise before babylonian captivity)
Matthew 28:1 In the END OF THE SABBATH, AS IT BEGAN TO DAWN TOWARD the first day of the week (Sunday) came Mary Magdalene and the other Mary to see the sepulchre. 2 And, behold, there was a great earthquake: for the angel of the Lord descended from heaven, and came and rolled back the stone from the door, and sat upon it. 3 His countenance was like lightning, and his raiment white as snow: 4 And for fear of him the keepers did shake, and became as dead men. 5 And the angel answered and said unto the women, Fear not ye: for I know that ye seek Jesus, which was crucified. 6 He is not here: for he is risen, as he said. Come, see the place where the Lord lay.
Ever wonder how they get 3 days & nights from Friday evening til Sunday morning? He was crucified on Wednesday, the Lord of the Sabbath rose on the Sabbath. Daniel 9:27 says midst of the week, also He ONLY ended sacrificial law. We're still supposed to follow all the commandments & rainbow covenant. This resurrection on sun(god)day worship is more lies brought to us by the wolves leading all the churches
@@DumbDog_Barking Nope, most translations show that it states "Now after the Sabbath, toward the dawn of the first day of the week..."
Why would most, if not all theologians agree that it was the first day of the week being mentioned here?
Besides, we should look at things with a lot of discernment, we can't just say that Sunday was a result of false teachers yet the very verse you've tried to quote contradicts you.
@@achilla19 @achilla19 I'm going by the KJV for new testament (Septuagint for old testament) which is older than those most translations. Not 100% untouched by the lying pen of the scribes BUT back in those days pretty much only the aristocracy was literate so even though certain words may have been mistranslated these bibles were as close to the original as possible. Daniel 9:27 even says
And he shall confirm the covenant with many for one week: and in the MIDST OF THE WEEK (crusified on wedn) He shall cause the sacrifice & oblation to cease (ended sacrificial law only) & for the overspreading of abominations He shall make it desolate, even until the consummation, & that determined shall be poured upon the desolate.
Modern versions of the Bible are heavily stained by the lying pen, everyone is literate now so much has been changed to keep the cattle dumbed down. This is a spiritual war, information is either salvation or damnation
@@DumbDog_Barking noted
@@DumbDog_Barking but again, "dawning toward the first day of the week" , means that the first week of the day was beginning; this simply meant that Mary and her counter parts were heading there early in the morning. Otherwise, if it meant something else then Matthew would be contradicting with Mark 16:1-2, Luke 24:1 John 20:1 (KJV)
Well, we could say that He resurrected on Sabbath night, but, Matthew 28:1-2 shows us that it happened (the earth quake and angel descending & rolling the tomb stone) as the first day of the week was Dawning (beginning).
And besides He wasn't crucified on the passover because Luke 22 shows us He had the last supper and arrested during the passover, then the next day He was taken to the likes of Pirate and Herod; and crucified.
Reading through Mark 15, more specifically verse 45 to 47; Jesus was buried before Sabbath.
His crucifixion, death and burial clearly happened on the same day.
And besides, why would all the writers noted the first day of the week if it wasn't something of significance?
John 20:19 emphasizes this again.
Then hints of it in Acts 20:7 & 1 Corinthians 1-2
I agree that we should look at things we discernment but again we can't just get a verse that favours our narrative and run with it, this has been done by many false teachers and I hope we all get enlightened to the truth of Christ. Otherwise, I like the fact that we have this exchange.
I have had this question on how to do this because it is not mentioned a lot in the New Testament
Teacher, which commandment in the law is the greatest?" He said to him, "'You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind. ' This is the greatest and first commandment. And the second is like it: 'You shall love your neighbor as yourself.
- how do you love your God with all your heart, mind and soul?
@@One1stah, (1 John 5:3) For this is the love of God, that we keep His commandments; and His commandments are not burdensome.
@@One1stah Jesus also healed on the Sabbath. There are some people who have to work on the Sabbath. Technically, the Sabbath is Saturday. For those who work during the week, that is the only day where you can attend to housework, grocery shopping, etc. I’m asking for practical advise. If Sunday is the Lords day then should we be driving to go to church? Should we just be resting? Children have athletics, sporting events, even church events. I’m not making excuses, i just have questions
@@i.m.moreau8765, only Sabbath is mentioned in the Bible as a holy day of the week. Sunday in Christianity is usually called Lord’s day because of widespread belief Jesus was resurrected right after Sabbath day, i.e. on the first day of the week. Perhaps it is so, but we should stick to Sabbath
@@i.m.moreau8765 the LORD's day - according to both the OT and NT - is the 7th day Sabbath.
let me know if you'd like proof in Scripture on this, Ma'am.
thanks!
This is quite eye opening.
SDA here, Sabbath is a rest from the world, work school games etc is what God planned for Sabbath, restricting yourself from worldly things and being in his presents completely for one day regenerates you and help you in your walk with Christ. The world is very distracting it helps us to walk with God and on the narrow path.
But, for some, it means they can live like the devil Monday thru Saturday, and rest from those things one day a week. They kept the Sabbath, so, they think.
I’m not SDA but I keep God’s beautiful sabbath...
@@robmarshall956 Amen, Rob. Hallelujah!
If the Holy Spirit abides in us, and walks alongside us, how can we not be continually in His presence?
I believe we are always being watched by spirit entities. When I started becoming "modest" as a little girl, I asked the Father to have the angels standing watching me, to turn their backs to me, and Himself, as well, lol. They did, and always do, now.
I saw about 4 entities at that time. I've since learned that there is one, that was assigned to me specifically. But, at times he has to call on other angels to help battle against what's attempting to get at me, or, when I pray about things, he needs help to fight on my behalf.
Believers need to quit grieving, and quenching, the Holy Spirit, whose abiding in them. My advice? Throw up your hands and surrender to God. Let Him drive you to where He wants you to go. Quit resisting Him in your spirit man, and thought life.
Believe what the Word of God says. We are not alone.
Let God change your thinking. 2 Cor 10:5, "We take captive every thought to make it obedient to Christ". Our battle is with our minds, and the thoughts that come in? Put on the Mind of Christ. Get out of God's way, and He'll change you, amen!!!
I pray, that all that trusts in God, and reading comments here, hear, and see, the truth that's written in the Bible, and found in Christ. It is Spirit and is only profitable when we learn to walk by our spirit man. It's why we have been born again from His seed. Incorruptible. Eternal. Come to Life in Christ, amen!!!
We are blessed, Lord, and pray you bless us more, amen!!!
Let God drive, amen!!!
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@@robmarshall956 I’ve been an SDA for only a year so I’m not good at SDA theology
personally I feel regenerated on Sabbaths because it’s the day of rest, Act 20 and 1 Corinth do mention the first day of the week but not of spiritual important, When God rested and declared the 7th day of the week a day of rest it gave it divine importance.
Jesus also declared himself the Lord of the Shabbat which give it spiritual importance
@@robmarshall956You are making your own interpretation of the bible. Where can you find that the Lord's day is Sunday the first day of the week? Christ did not change the observance of the Sabbath by virtue of His resurrection in that day because the Sabbath which is the 4th in the ten commandments is immutable Mat. 5:17. The apostles were keeping the Sabbath which is supported by many bible text: Acts. 13:14, Acts 16:13, Acts 17:2, Acts. 18:4, Acts 13:42-44, Matt. 12:1-14
“ IT IS FINISHED “
John 19:30
JESUS HIMSELF HAD HIS TRUE REST THE CROSS
Jessie. I am not here to argue but to point out in the scriptures where we gather that Paul prohibited ceremonial observences as they were shadows and figures of Christ. Good He seventh day at creation pointed to a future rest, but the first day after the resurrection points us backward to the cross. Where we begin the week with our Sabbath. Remembering our rest has come. Several places in the new testament we see the first day being singled out as the day where the disciples met for several things , such as , the preaching g of God's word , and that all the day long . ( Acts 20:7) in 1 Corinthians we see the apostle Paul commanding the saints when they meet to break bread that they are to lay up in store for the poor of the church in other places , and in that very same epistle Paul says that he only delivered to the churches what was first delivered to him by Christ , for my friend how could an apostle command that which Christ had not Himself commanded ? Therefore , to meet in the first day as the church was an explicit commandment given to Paul from Christ. Search these things . In the same book to the Corinthians Paul only hands down the traditions handed down to Him. Be only commands what he received. These very words of the apostle prove that he could not command what was not commanded. The apostle John calls it " the Lord's Day" and the only other place in scripture where God sets His name on a day is Isiah 58 where He calls it " my holy day" and also , He puts His name on the Lord's supper, where we are expressly forbidden to trample upon in some unholy way. Would we trample upon His day? It is true that Christ is our rest and yet the old testament saints also looked to Christ for rest. The Sabbath is not a burden but truly to the believer it is the greatest day of rest. It is a day where we can lay aside our worldly burdens and draw near to God with His people, sing His praises, hear His word. And what burden is in that ? Is it a burden laid upon the backs of believers to serve God? Is not heaven an eternal rest from sin and worldly labour? Therefore to call the Sabbath a burden is to call God a burden.
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Jesus said love the lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind, strength and love your neighbour as thyself.
We who are in the body, the church are physically able to rest on the Lord's day. Thank you for your comment, and I agree with you ❤ It is *not* possible for us to love the LORD our God found in Exodus chapter twenty; Thou shalt love the LORD our God with all of our heart, with all of our soul, with all of our mind, and with all of our strength. We are not able to keep any of the laws. We have a perfect Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ who kept the law perfectly as our substitute. Praise him and thank him for doing so at the cost of his blood being shed on the cross ✝️
@@suzieaguilar397explained very well.
Ooh, a good question to bring out the SDAs
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It's not about what u think. Lets keep the biblical Sabbath.
Its a creation ordinance that God has established, but we'll choose the day we want to worship/ call Sabbath because what does God know, its not like He spent 40 years teaching the Israelites in the wilderness, its not like He didn't add it to the 10 commandments, or place the word, "Remember" in front of "7th", no, none of that matters, just worship on the "venerable day of the sun"...and call it the Lord's day...Im sure God was happy with Cain's offering, because he brought God what he rhought God would like, instead of what God asked him to bring...
The Sabbath was fulfilled by Christ, who is the Lord of the Sabbath (Mark 2:27-28). He rose from the dead on the first day of the week, which is called the Lord’s Day in the New Testament (Revelation 1:10). The Sabbath is a celebration of Christ’s resurrection and victory over sin and death.
The early church also understood this and celebrated the Sabbath on the first day of the week as can be seen from acts 20:7 and one Corinthians 16:2.
@@e.t.h.559, Acts 20:7 is mistranslation, google it. It should be Sabbath. And in many European languages, Saturday is called Sabbath. For example, French Samedi is derived from Sabbati dies.
And in fact, early Christians did keep the Sabbath
@e.t.h.559 consider the Laws surrounding the 4th Commandment, were they not also fulfilled? So we can do away with them as well? We could murder, adulterate, steal and covet; and it be of no consequence? Read into the context of what was fulfilled, "for the wages of sin is death", whether it be the blood of a lamb, bullock, pigeon, or your own when you have to account; sin = death, but praise God for the gift of Jesus Christ, who has fulfilled the requirement of this law, that by His death and the grace imparted thereof, we, the meek and lowly only need to believe in the "only name under heaven by which we might be saved" and we are, because of "He, who knew no sin became the sin for us that we might recieve the righteousness of God." This is the meaning of, "I have not come to destroy the Law, but to fulfill it."
@e.t.h.559 and to your second point, the early church kept the Sabbath, and they did meet on Sunday, just as we too do today, having a midweek fellowship, yet we are not called to keep that day holy. Search back through the history of Sunday worship and it will trace back to the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD, (the 1st ecumenical council) here the roman emperor Constantine brought the different factions to the table to iron out thr early church disagreements, here the council mandated the day of rest and worship as "the venerable day of the sun", even the Catholics admit the 7th Day is the True Sabbath, and it was changed by them by their inherent power over the law. (Hence the Catholic 10 Commandments are different from the those written in Exodus 20). So we echo the words of Joshua, "choose you this day whom you will serve, but as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord".
“If thou turn away thy foot from the sabbath, from doing thy pleasure on my holy day; and call the sabbath a delight, the holy of the LORD, honourable; and shalt honour him, not doing thine own ways, nor finding thine own pleasure, nor speaking thine own words:
Then shalt thou delight thyself in the LORD; and I will cause thee to ride upon the high places of the earth, and feed thee with the heritage of Jacob thy father: for the mouth of the LORD hath spoken it.” Isaiah 58:13-14
That was the case...in the Old Testament. Once the Holy Spirit was sent down and people could be filled with it, every day became a Holy Day.
Amen Jennifer, the sabbath is everlasting...
@@brucedavenport7016 this is nowhere in scripture. You added it according to your customs and opinions. You will be held accountable for it too…
@@jenniferharrell77 What is nowhere in Scripture? I added what?
@@brucedavenport7016 what you said above. Every day is not the Sabbath. Our bodies still get tired and weary and need rest.
Teaching the commandments of men? Teaching God-according-to-tradition?
If you would like a book on this topic, please see Thomas R Schreiner, 40 Questions on Christians and Biblical Law
I agree with his explanation but I thought the Sabbath was Saturday? If God established the creation ordinance and rested on the 7th Day as rightly put how come we observe the 1st day of the week Sunday?
We're not using the same calendar
@@HearGodsWordyes we are not using the same Calender…
But I don’t find any historical proof that days in the week had been changed…
Months and years had been changed but the week model is still the same from the creation…
@stalinm7646 the way days are split is different.
@@HearGodsWord if so, then give me only one solid proof to prove your statement is right…
@@stalinm7646 so you still didn't bother to find out, yet you're happy to pass comment.
“ moreover also I gave them my sabbaths to be a sign between me and them that they might know that I am the LORD that sanctify them. But the house of ISRAEL rebelled against me in the wilderness..”
Ezekiel 20:12-13
“ therefore let no man judge you in meat or in drink or in respect of an holy day or of the new moon or of the sabbath days.” Colossians 2:16
Regarding meat:
Acts 15:19-21 Therefore it is my [James'] judgment that we do not trouble those who are turning to God from among the Gentiles, but that we write to them that they abstain from things contaminated by idols and from fornication and from what is strangled and from blood. For Moses from ancient generations has in every city those who preach him, since he is read in the synagogues every Sabbath."
@@wserthmar8908 These concerned the primary element seperating Jews and Gentiles- dietary regulations and so yes these were given to remove offensive practices by the Gentiles without holding them to the legalism of the law
@@jessyjonas4988, so that means Paul was wrong when he said one cannot be judged for eating food sacrificed to idols.
@@wserthmar8908no because the act of evil, strangulation or gifts to idols aka demons, seeking God's glory and it is God's alone, that's why we don't eat meat that is listed above. God said not to.
Jesus said He is the Lord of the Sabbath, and He came to fulfill the scriptures. As He did.
@@wserthmar8908 the point that was being made is to let all things be done in love for each other. Love is the proof for knowing God. 1 John 4:19-5:1
They are not eating the meat because eating the meat is wrong no. Like Paul said in meat offered to idols” “ we know an idol is nothing in the world and that there is no other God but one….however there is not in everyone that knowledge… their conscience being weak is defiled. “ 1 Corinthians 8
So for conscience sake - this is why it was proposed not to eat.
I don’t understand his answer to this question. He wants to keep one aspect of the law, the sabbath, and yet changes it to fit with our current society.
Hughes from Brazil. Presbyterian Church
Which bible and what history does he got his information from. It's really sad! But my prayer is for him.
When we are filled with the Holy Spirit we have entered into our rest. The Sabbath is not A day when you are a Christian, it is EVERY day.
The Lord Jesus said come to me and I'll give you rest. He is the Rest.
Except, as was mentioned in the video, Christians in the New Testament gathered on the Lord's DAY...
@@ehudsdagger5619 I would like you to share the Scriptures that state Christians gathered on the LORD'S day
The point of my comment was that since the death and resurrection of the Christ, no one specific day is any more important than another when it comes to living a Christian life.
Even Jesus gave no particular thought to the sabbath. There are plenty of Scriptures to support that.
Pray and fast as you wish. Read the word when you like.
Once you have received the Holy Spirit your entire life is Christ.
If these guys are wrong about the Sabbath, and they are, what else are they wrong about?
I've included a few Scriptures for your reference.
Romans 14:4-8, Matthew 6:11, Hebrews 3:13, John 9:16. There are many others.
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@@hr2r805 It is if you're not A christian. I assume you aren't!
We should keep all 10 commandments so yes.
Are you Jewish?
@@sandragambrel9721Without God's laws, how do we know what is permitted and what is not permitted? When God makes a covenant, it's bound to space and time forever. This hatred of Jews is why theres thousands of Christian sects.
@@sandragambrel9721, why do you think the Law is not good for non-Jews?
@@Vaxxedhole Jesus said, Love God with all your....He said, Love your neighbor as you love yourself. He said, if you "Keep" these two, you can't break the other 8. All the other commandments "hang" on the first two. The Law of Love is shed abroad in our hearts by the Holy Spirit.
Keeping the 10 Commandments won't save you, or, cause Jesus to send the Holy Spirit to live in you. It's the blood of Jesus that cleanses us from all unrighteousness, and it's the Word of God that says we are now the Righteousness of God in Christ when we believe that Jesus is the one God sent to save us. Do you have the Holy Spirit abiding in you, and walking alongside you? If you don't, you have not yet been born again with an incorruptible seed, Jesus Christ.
When Jesus said on the Cross that it was finished, what did He mean? The "keeping" of ordinances. It was nailed to the Cross and actually ended with His death.
If the first covenant had saved our souls, Jesus wouldn't have needed to die. He fulfilled the first covenant, which did put an end to it. The first covenant teaches us we need Jesus to save our souls.
God isn't going to save Israel because they have kept the first Covenant. Jesus won't even come back till they believe in the New Covenant which is Jesus. They have to believe He is the Messiah, the One spoken of in the Old Testament, that would come and change the way we worship God. The New Testament didn't go into effect until after He died. We have been set free, from sin, and guilt, praise God. The 10 Commandments couldn't do that.
I hope this helps. We are blessed! We are a peculiar people. A whole new species of being, Hallelujah!!!
@@wserthmar8908 He didn't make a Covenant with the Gentiles. He made a promise to Abraham, and it was his off spring which led to million of slaves in Egypt. After He delivered them from Egypt, He made a Covenant with them and gave Moses the Laws for the people to follow. Jesus fulfilled the first covenant and ushered in a New Covenant, where the Law of God, Love, is written on our hearts.
Jesus is our sabbath
Amen ❤
Very true!
Which bible text that says Jesus is the Sabbath?
@@thitzgo8239 I think they are referring to the fact that Jesus came and kept the law perfectly for us and did not sin so his righteousness can be applied to his. Therefore if you have to work on Sunday, or don't rest on Saturday for some reason, its not a salvation issue. Christ is our rest and our sabbath because he saved us.
That doesn't mean we don't try to keep the law, that's not what I'm saying. It just means if you can't for some reason, or we have the days messed up, its not a salvation issue.
@@thitzgo8239 Matthew 11:28-30 KJVCome unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls.
This is because you can't find rest on Saturday or Sunday from spiritual warfare. We serve Jesus daily
I think Christians can keep the (Jewish) Sabbath which is, by definition, a day of rest - not necessarily worship, if we like. And we can still attend worship services on Sunday.
The Sabbath is not only for the Jews. It is given to all humanity because it is included in the ten commandments. I'm quite sure you kept the 9 but ignore the one written in the 4th commandment which is to keep the Sabbath day holy while embracing the 9 ones.
see Ezekiel 22:26 - they too thought the LORD's day, the 7th day Sabbath , could be kept while pretending sun worship day is too.
we can't 'keep' which isn't sanctified, blessed, made Holy to begin with - sunday isn't nor ever will be, Ma'am.
We cessate from other unnecessary ordinary works to enjoy the good extraordinary work of worship whether preacher or hearer.
See : The Sparrow
Shepherds Student
How did the early christians keep the Sabbath?? How are we the christians and they are the Jews?? The whole Bible is a jewish book? Don't we have to follow their example?? I am so confused. I don't see any example of what I read about in the Bible today in the church. People walk in and listen and walk out and that is it!!
Have we currently lost our way?? Shouldn't our life revolve around God and not God around our life?? This is genuinely what I am struggling with. Praise God for teaching us and keeping us in Him anyway He sees as good and propper.
God bless your work🙏🙏
Jesus IS our Sabbath.We rest in Christ.Anything else is works.
“For just as the body without the spirit is dead, so also faith without works is dead.”
James 2:26 LSB
*Ambiguity Logical Fallacy* - Jesus isn't a day of the week - nor does Scripture support that.
let me know if you'd like the proof, Sir.
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So Am i not going to heaven bc i work on Sabbath?
I personally keep fri sunset-sat sunset as sabbath. I keep that day because the Jews can't be wrong for festivals, dates etc although i don't keep is as strictly as they do, i choose not to buy or sell on that day, i study the bible more, sing hymns, meditate on what im studying. I do these all through the week but do them more on Sabbath. I havent found a church or people to fellowship with yet so it gets a bit lonely but im doing my best to honour the Lord.
I know the pope wants to push for a Sunday law for the sabbath and that feels weird to me, if he is trying to force something, then i will do the opposite lol
Our Lord healed the sick on sabbath. The disciples pluged the grain to eat on that day too. He is our everyday sabbath. His laden is light so we don't need to keep sabbath(heavy laden) the same way as the pharesees did.
_'He is our everyday sabbath.'_ - careful, He isn't a day of the week and He didn't replace Exodus 20:8-11
this would be an Ambiguity Logical Fallacy - consult your concordance.
I don’t even know who this pastor is but I agree with him on the sabbath 💯%
St. Andrews, Sanford started by RC
well he is wrong.
The sabbath day is not sunday an their is not one bible passage in the old or new testament that calls sunday the lords day because according to the bible the lords day is saturday.
Jesus is my Sabbath.
this isn't Biblical.
Acts 15:28-29:
For it seemed good to the Holy Spirit, and to us,
to lay upon you no greater burden than these necessary things;
That you abstain from anything offered to idols,
and from blood,
and from things strangled,
and from fornication: from which if you keep yourselves, you shall do well. Farewell.
This pleases Christians and the holy Spirit.
“For from ancient generations, Moses has those who preach him in every city, since he is read in the synagogues every Sabbath.””
Acts 15:21 LSB
In before the Cult of White. I love this topic!
James White?
@@tjkhan4541 I think you know I mean the false prophet Ellen G.
Ellen G White : seventh day adventist
matthew 24:20 But pray ye that your flight be not in the winter, neither on the Sabbath day." referring to a time after his death and resurrection , not speaking to physical jews specifically because they without faith are not his people. he is indicating the sabbath day as if he expects it to still be observed, otherwise he didnt even need to mention the sabbath at all if it was not going to be observed after his death by the church.
The Sabbath law was only given to the nation of Israel.
With God's rejection of Israel, the New Covenant did away with that law and other laws.
God made a day for man to rest from his labor knowing he needs it to be refreshed no matter what the day. Jesus did things on the traditional sabbath in his day knowing there would be work on that traditional day letting us know it’s ok as long as you take a day to rest to be refreshed to continue on in your labor weekly, Jesus is Lord of the sabbath!!
One in the cycle of 7, what evidence is there?
First of all, the Sabbado is based on God’s Calendar, which does not work on Gregorian’s calendar. The Lord’s Calendar is based on the Moon, because He has a lunar on His right side of His lips. 🌿
did he forgot Colossians 2:16-17?
wrong days. please don't confuse the sabbaths with the weekly, Holy Sabbath.
🐦 in an almond tree 🌳
If there is such a thing as a Christian Sabbath, are there such things such as Christian New Moons, and Christian Festivals/Feasts? Usually all 3 are mentioned together in the same package. Verses such as Eze 45:17 seems to suggest that even in the Gospel day (let the reader understand the allegory that is Ezekiel's new temple) all 3 are still very much observed by Christ in Heaven.
It makes no sense to me that one would understand that the Jewish New Moons and festivals are no longer to be kept ceremonially, but only that their spiritual meaning be acknowledged (which would be correct, in my opinion) and yet while somehow believing that we still have to substitute one ceremonial observance for another (somewhat less burdensome) ceremonial observance. Why substitute one type/shadow for another shadow? At any rate, I believe we have no direct command from the Apostles regarding this matter.
There are Christians that obey the Law, there are not many of them, but they exist. I want to try to obey the Law, too
“For from ancient generations, Moses has those who preach him in every city, since he is read in the synagogues every Sabbath.””
Acts 15:21 LSB
There is a 3 part division of the law. The moral law (10 commandments) stand, while the ceremonial law is abrigated in Christ and the civil law applied to the ancient land of Israel of which we do not live in. Hence, no, there are no Christian moons... But sabbath, yes.
@@sansomcaleb ,
Where in the Bible do you find divisions of the Law, or is this a man-made tradition you are speaking of?
@@sansomcaleb, at the very least, Acts 15 has four basic rules for the Gentiles to follow (derived from the OT rules for foreigners that sojourned in Israel), and it’s likely they were expected to learn more about the Law and keep more of it
OUR TRUE REST IS IN JESUS CHRIST AND WHAT HE ACCOMPLISHED ON THE CROSS.
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Sounds like more arguable theology to me.
If you want a good laugh, look up the French and Soviet attempts to change the week itself, and how the Lord forced them to put it right back to 7 days, the way He designed it.
In as much as i agree with him on so many things he said..i respectfully disagree with him saying Sunday is the day of the LORD.... thats absolutely false...
Both in the OT and the NT, the day of the LORD is on the 7th Day, which undoubtedly is Saturday....
Both Jews and the early church worshipped on the 7th Day (Saturday) not sunday....
Its high time we be frank with the truth... just as the crucifixion occurred on friday and the Resurrection occurred on the Sunday, Christ rested (Sabbath) in the tomb on the sabbath in between the two days (friday and sunday) giving us a great indication that Christ who rested on the 7th day of the literal creation week also rested on the same 7th day of the new ceation....
Meaning in both creations, GOD rested making the 7th Day Sabbath binding even under the new covenant.... Sunday is never the LORD'S Day...its still Saturday
At Creation, no command was given to keep a sabbath The first instruction comes in Exodus 16 to a specific people.
There is no command in the New Testament to keep the Sabbath although you are free to do so.That is between you and the Lord. There is liberty to observe, there is liberty to not observe.
Please note Col 2.16
if it said "RE,E,BER TO KEEP THE SABBATH DAY HOLY" what does the word "remember" imply?
if i said remember to change the tire on your car, or remember to brush your teeth, or remember to call your dad, or remember to ...... etc,
the fact that it says the word remember would mean that you are already aware....
if you just met a person at a gathering and they said to you remember to phone or text them later when you get home what can we assume....we can assume that you already have this person's contact information such as phone number....what if you don't? would it make any sense for that person to say to phone or text them when you get home...
@@donovans6472 to whom was this said? Old Testament Israel under the Law!
Pastor is speaking truth❤❤❤
What truth? Sunday is not the sabbath. It is on the 7th day. Which is Friday evening to Saturday evening
Luke 9 23 john 6 1 peter 2:9 1 cor 6 eph 2:8-10 eph 4-5 revelation 4-5 Matthew 11 gal 4
Sabbath is from FRIDAY sunset to SATURDAY sunset not ONLY on Saturday.
I believe scripture reveals to us all sabbath keepers will return to Israel.
This explanation sounds like an assumption everytime I hear it. God doesn't change . Some may say, He changes how He deals with His people. The fourth commandment written in stone by YHWH Himself says it is forever. I would not use an assumption to teach people to not obey.
It is the 4th Commandment. Believe the lies of man (Roman Catholics)and the father of lies the devil as for me I trust only God. Saturday is the Sabbath because God said so.
1 Samuel 15 psalm 37 proverbs 2 genesis 2 1 thess 5
God says "keep the 7th day Sabbath (Saturday) holy" and that's a sign between God and His people.
On the other hand, Pope (the beast in Revelation) says "keep Sunday holy" and that's the mark of his authority. Whose Authority Will You Recognize?
Soon it will be inforced! You will see! Please read the Bible and let the Holy Spirit guide you 🙏 Jesus Christ is coming
When GOD said sabbath on the 7th day, its pretty clear to me. Unlessl you think GOD changes his mind from time to time.😂😂😂😂
There has never been a time when there was no Torah. The question always goes to when and to what measure. Since man was Created on the 6th day, and YHUH set-apart the Sabbath on the 7th day, common sense tells us it was shared in the garden since He made that day FOR mankind. “And Elohim CREATED THE MAN in His image” Gen 1:27. “The Sabbath was MADE FOR MAN” Mar 2:27.
Seems kinda silly making Sabbath for mankind, tells us all to “remember” it, then forgets to tell His first Created humans. Only makes sense the patriarchs certainly had Sabbath as well, they too being mankind. So, what else did they have before Sinai? How do we understand this? Here we have a “to do well”, or “not do well” standard of some sort that applied - “If you do well, shall you not be accepted? And if you do not well, SIN lies at the door” Gen 4:7.
SIN? So, they had something that defined sin. How did they know what sin was? Cain murdered Abel (Gen 4:8). Pretty obvious sin, right? “where there is no Torah there is no transgression” Rom 4:15.
Noah walked with YHUH. How was Noah declared righteous? By what measure? “Noach was a righteous man and perfect in his generations, and Noach walked with Elohiym” Gen 6:9. “Can two walk together, except they be agreed?” Amo 3:3.
How did Noah know clean from unclean? When did he get that knowledge? One thing certain, he didn’t have to wait until Sinai to find out. “Of every clean beast you shall take to you by sevens, the male and his female: and of beasts that are not clean by two, the male and his female” Gen 7:2.
What was Noah preaching? Repentance? From what? Some type of undefined sin? How did he know righteousness? “Noach the eighth person, a preacher of righteousness” 2Pe 2:5. He was righteous, and he preached righteousness. He KNEW righteousness. How so? “Hearken unto me, YOU THAT KNOW RIGHTEOUSNESS, the people IN WHOSE HEART IS MY TORAH” Isa 51:7.
How did Abraham get all of this information so long before Sinai? “Avraham obeyed my voice, and did guard my watch, my commandments, my statutes, and my Torah” Gen 26:5. That sounds like a full package to me, Sabbath included. Seems to be a matter of the heart.
If there were no Torah before Sinai, this seems an odd thing to ask Moses, since they hadn’t even arrived yet - “Then said Yahuah unto Mosheh, Behold, I will rain bread from the heavens for you; and the people shall go out and gather a certain rate every day, that I may PROVE THEM, WHETHER they will walk in MY TORAH, or not” Exo 16:4. Then the question became “And Yahuah said unto Mosheh, HOW LONG refuse ye to guard my commandments AND MY TORAH? Exo 16:28. How long?
Indeed. HOW LONG beforehand did they have Torah? How long had they been off track since “Yoceph died, and all his brethren, and all that generation” Exo 1:6? At any rate, YHUH took the belligerent mixed multitude to Sinai where His Words would be inscribed on stones, RATHER than the heart - where they should be. I don’t believe that was what YHUH ever wanted. I believe Him writing them on stone was a sign of severity, a sign of dealing with unyielding, obstinate hearts. This is what He wants, a people who delight in doing His will -
“I delight to do your will, O Elohai: yea, your Torah is within my heart” Psa 40:8
And this is what He hates - “Yea, they made their hearts as an adamant stone, lest they should hear (shama) the Torah, and the words which Yahuah Tseva’oth has sent in his Ruach by the former prophets” Zec 7:12
Over and over and over He has expressed His desire for us to yield our hearts to Him, then we can cheerfully do what He expects from us. Christianity claims this covenant, but flatly rejects the terms - “But this shall be the covenant that I will cut with the house of Yashar’el; After those days, says Yahuah, I will put MY TORAH in their inward parts, and write it IN THEIR HEARTS; and will be their Elohiym, and they shall be my people” Jer 31:33.
Again - “And I shall give you a NEW HEART and put a NEW SPIRIT within you. And I shall take the heart of stone out of your flesh, and I shall give you a heart of flesh, and put MY SPIRIT within you. And I SHALL CAUSE you to walk in My laws and guard My right-rulings and shall do them” Eze 36:26-27. And again - Eze 11:19-21.
Whatever the extent was before, this is where we are right now - “Whosoever commits sin transgresses also the Torah: for SIN IS the transgression of the Torah” 1Jn 3:4. And that being said, His truth does not change based on personal emotions or false denominational doctrines, these are HIS words -
“He that turns away his ear from hearing the Torah, even his prayer shall be abomination” Pro 28:9. “Now we know that Elohiym hears not sinners” Joh 9:31.
Adamant stone, or a willing, yielded heart where Torah can be written? It’s one or the other. “written not with ink but BY THE SPIRIT of the living Elohim, not on tablets of stone but on fleshly tablets of the heart” 2Co 3:3.
What’s the Spirit doing in you? There is, after all, “the Spirit of the TRUTH and the spirit of the DELUSION” 1Jn 4:6. Scripturally, there is NO getting them confused. His Spirit will be writing Torah.
Hodu l’YHUH! Have a great Sabbath day!
The Seventh day is the Lord's Day
The days of the week are given by a false god! Jesus Christ is our sabbath, not a day!
This sounds to me like doctrines of devils. God cares enough about the Sabbath, that he made it a commandment, and I guarantee you Jesus followed the true Sabbath instead of the "christian Sabbath" it's not "our" anything, nothing is ours it's all for the glory of God.
Fast Friday.
Rest Saturday.
Worship Sunday.
Jesus is my God, My Savior, My Way, My Truth, and My Life, He also is my day of rest, and He himself said He is the LORD of the Sabbatrh Day, so i have decided to take my rest in Him, according to His Will.
_'He also is my day of rest...'_ - that isn't Biblical, my friend.
@@tony1685 ( Jesus said to them, the Sabbath was made for man, and not man for the Sabbath. So the Son of Man is Lord even of the Sabbath. ( Mark 2;27-28) i don't make mistakes friend, everything i type on the internet, has a VERSE, CHAPTER, and BOOK in the Holy Scriptures of God. (Matthew 12;8- For the son of man is LORD of the Sabbath) God sent his Son so we may rest knowing that we shall have ETERNAL rest in Him, (John 3;16)
@@felipekennedy3135 correct - Sabbath was made for 'man' - word used there is 'anthropos' = mankind. not merely the jew. and you writing _'...we shall have ETERNAL rest in Him..'_ - is known as an *Ambiguity Logical Fallacy* - get your concordance, as you have made a very clear mistake.
or are you saying that we can ignore Jesus' Words in Matt 5:19 and Luke 16:17 ??
@@tony1685 Therefore no one is to act as your judge in regard to FOOD, or DRINK, or in respect to A FESTIVAL or a NEW MOON, or a SABBATH DAY, things which are a mere shadow of what is to come; but the substance belong to christ.(Colossians 2; 16-17) But the fruits of the Spirit is LOVE, JOY, PEACE, PATIENCE, KINDNESS, GOODNESS, FAITHFULNESS, GENTLENESS, SELFCONTROL,; against such things there is NO LAW. (GALATIANS 5; 22-23) I do not nullify the GRACE of GOD, for if RIGHTEOUSNESS comes through the LAW then CHRIST died in VAIN. (Galatians 2; 21) friend you need to strive for the (NEW DNA ) of GOD which is the everlasting Spirit and everlasting word, which seals us as adopted Children of God, whereby we cry out ABBA FATHER. Shalom.
@@felipekennedy3135 so are you supposing that Paul overrides the Words of our Creator in Exodus 20:8-11 ?
are you supposing that Paul's writings override the clear Words of our Saviour in Matt 5:19 and Luke 16:17 ?
do you believe Paul contradicted Paul in 1 Cor 7:19 and his own actions in Acts 17:2 ?
or could it be that you're simply walking in 2 Peter 3:15-16 ?
2 Peter 3:15-16 - _'...our beloved brother Paul, according to the wisdom given to him, has written to you, 16 as also in all his epistles, speaking in them of these things, in which are some things hard to understand, which untaught and unstable people twist to their own destruction, as they do also the rest of the Scriptures.'_
i'd guess that latter and that Paul wasn't promoting sin and speaking against the Creator and Saviour.
so please attempt to reconcile these theories Sir.
then, when you're finished - i will walk you through what Paul was really saying to us.
Jesus Christ said, "For the son of man is Lord even of the Sabbath day" (Matthew 12:8 & Revelation 1:10) so the Lord's day is God's 7th Day Sabbath of The ten commandments (Exodus 20:8-11) not Sunday that was done by Catholic church! (Daniel 7:25) "...and think to change times and laws."
WHEN MAN SINNED
HE HAD TO GO TO WORK
HE HAD TO LEAVE HEAVEN AND COME DOWN IN THE FORM OF MAN TO HELP MAN😮
The Sabbath, in the Bible, is primarily a day of rest and spiritual reflection rather than a day of active worship. It's a time for ceasing regular work and focusing on one's relationship with the God.
The Bible doesn't specifically command going to church on the Sabbath. The concept of attending a formal church service on the Sabbath is more rooted in religious practices and traditions that developed over time. The Sabbath's emphasis is primarily on rest, reflection, and honoring God, rather than a specific requirement to attend a place of worship.
Acts 2:42: And they continued steadfastly in the apostles’ doctrine and fellowship, in the breaking of bread, and in prayers.
Acts 20:7: Now on the first day of the week, when the disciples came together to break bread, Paul, ready to depart the next day, spoke to them and continued his message until midnight.
Romans 10:17 says, “So faith comes from hearing, and hearing through the word of Christ.”
1 Corinthians 16:1-2: Now concerning the collection for the saints, as I have given orders to the churches of Galatia, so you must do also: On the first day of the week let each one of you lay something aside, storing up as he may prosper, that there be no collections when I come.
Hebrews 10:24-25: And let us consider one another in order to stir up love and good works, not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as is the manner of some, but exhorting one another, and so much the more as you see the Day approaching.
Let the bible speak!!! 🔊
@e.t.h.559 So, where is the word Sabbath in any of those Bible soeaks?
@@e.t.h.559 Acts 20:7 - it is the wrong translation. It should be Sabbath instead of the first day of the week
@@1Whipperin so what is your argument? you asked for scriptural evidence that the Sabbath included Christians coming together to worship God, this would imply that you believe in a sabbath in some sense, although not the biblical Sabbath, and then I provided the evidence. But then you changed your argument to where does the Bible say that, these people are observing the Sabbath, so what is it now? Does the New Testament teach that we are to observe the sabbath, but that we earned to worship God in a church building on that day, or doesn’t it teach the observance of Christian Sabbath at all? Make up your mind, you are unable to participate in a coherent conversation or to form any logical arguments, you need help, you are an incoherent, confused mess of a person
@@wserthmar8908 no it is not a mistranslation. I quoted from the new king James version of the Bible.
First, the Greek phrase τῇ μιᾷ τῶν σαββάτων literally means “the one of the Sabbaths” or “the first of the Sabbaths”. This phrase is used eight times in the New Testament, and in every case it refers to the first day of the week, which is Sunday. For example, in Matthew 28:1, Mark 16:2, Luke 24:1, and John 20:1, this phrase is used to describe the day when Jesus rose from the dead, which was clearly on a Sunday, according to all four Gospels. In 1 Corinthians 16:2, this phrase is used to instruct the Corinthians to set aside a contribution for the saints on every first day of the week. In Revelation 1:10, this phrase is used to describe the day when John received his vision of the Lord, which he calls “the Lord’s Day”. Therefore, based on these examples, we can conclude that this phrase was a common way of referring to Sunday among the early Christians.
Second, the Greek word σάββατον can mean either “Sabbath” or “week”, depending on the context. However, when it is used in the plural form, as it is here, σάββατα or σαββάτων, it usually means “weeks” or “a period of seven days”. For example, in Matthew 28:1, Mark 16:1-2, and Luke 24:1, the phrase μετὰ τὰ σάββατα or διαγενομένου τοῦ σαββάτου means “after the Sabbath(s)” or “when the Sabbath was over”, and it refers to the time between Saturday evening and Sunday evmorning. In Luke 18:12, the phrase δίς τοῦ σαββάτου means “twice a week”, and it refers to how often a Pharisee fasted. In Acts 17:2 and 18:4, the phrase κατὰ πᾶν σάββατον means “every Sabbath”, and it refers to how often Paul reasoned with the Jews in their synagogues. Therefore, based on these examples, we can conclude that when σάββατον is used in the plural form, it does not necessarily mean “Sabbath”, but it can also mean “week” or “a period of seven days”.
Third, the Greek word ἡ μέρα, which means “day”, is not explicitly mentioned in Acts 20:7, but it is implied by the context and by the use of the definite article τῇ with the cardinal number μιᾷ. This is a common way of expressing ordinal numbers in Greek, such as “the first”, “the second”, “the third”, etc. For example, in Matthew 26:17 and Mark 14:12, the phrase ἡ πρώτη τῶν ἀζύμων means “the first (day) of Unleavened Bread”. In Luke 23:54 and John 19:31, the phrase ἡ παρασκευὴ τοῦ πάσχα means “the preparation (day) of Passover”. In John 20:19 and Acts 20:7, the phrase ἡ μία τῶν σαββάτων means “the first (day) of (the) weeks”. Therefore, based on these examples, we can conclude that when a cardinal number is preceded by a definite article and followed by a noun in the genitive case, it implies a day within that noun.
God created the 7th day and created only one thing on that day--the Sabbath. He made only one day holy--the 7th day--not the first. He said He is Lord of the Sabbath (Matthew 12:8, Mark 2:28, and Luke 6:5). There is nothing that tells us that "the Lord's day" referred to in Revelation is the 1st day of the week. There is nothing in scripture that advocates the observance of Sunday, and unsanctified day, as the Sabbath. And, yes, it is true that people have been worshipping on Sunday, possibly even before the flood. But who were they worshipping? Why do you think the 1st day of the week is called SUNday? They were worshipping the sun god. There is so much more to this topic . . .
the LORDS DAY IS EVERY DAY NOT JUST ON SAT OR SUNDAY PRAISE GOD
Exodus 20:8-11
"Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy.
Six days you shall labor and do all your work, but the seventh day is a sabbath of the LORD your God; in it you shall not do any work, you or your son or your daughter, your male or your female servant or your cattle or your sojourner who stays with you.
For in six days the LORD made the heavens and the earth, the sea and all that is in them, and rested on the seventh day; therefore the LORD blessed the sabbath day and made it holy.
incorrect, judy.
The Sabbath has not changed. Nowhere in the scriptures does it say so; it is traditions of men that have said so.
“For from ancient generations, Moses has those who preach him in every city, since he is read in the synagogues every Sabbath.””
Acts 15:21 LSB
Sabbath was NEVER CHANGED IN BIBLE, EVER, and ROME changed the day of worship from Sabbath to SUn day, A DAY OF PAGAN WORSHIP. sHAME ON YOU. Do not change Gods word.
I love all the legalistic Reformed replies in here. So much weight put on a believer’s shoulders….
Quite a low level answer. Very shallow with no real depth!
SALVATION IS BY GRACE THROUGH FAITH IT IS THE GIFT OF GOD
WE CANT EARN IT
Keep anything you want to keep
Let someone crucify you
Give your body to be burned 😅
That's what catholics and orthodox do believe. What's ur point dude
The Lords day is mentioned only once in the Bible and there is nothing to indicate it referred to any day other than God's 7th day Sabbath.It's really poor and lazy hermeneutics, or perhaps dishonest and deceptive to say early Christians kept any day as sacred other than God's Holy 7th Day Sabbath.
Why do you presume to speak in the Lords name a message He did not give you to speak? Soon God will silence all the false teachers who spread lies!
As a Christian, you have to keep a sabbath regardless of the day. The reason most keep it on a Saturday or Sunday is because those are by nature the non working days. Some jobs don't have the luxury of being off on a weekend (first responders, etc), and as such you will have to observe it on your off day.
What happens if you don't keep the Sabbath?
@1Whipperin nothing will happen to you just as nothing will happen to you if you see a kid drowning and you just walk by. The observance of the Sabbath wasn't abolished by Christ and as such is part of what God has ordained. Similarly to congregating with fellow believers. If you don't congregate with fellow believers, nothing will happen to you, but then as Christians we are told not to forsake assembling (Heb 10:25)
@@1Whipperin You stay tired. What happens if you aren't resting in Christ? You go to hell. The Sabbath was made for man. Man can live like every day is a Sabbath day, by being in Christ, and having Christ in you. Our rest is in Him, Hallelujah!!! We live by faith, not works.
@@asantekro Hebrews 10:25 is referring to the Second Coming, not the Sabbath.
@@1WhipperinGod made the sabbath for us. It's simply a day of ceasing that follows the pattern of God resting on the 7th day of creation.
This is an excuse to do a wrong thing and preach what is unbiblical. Sun-day has never and will never be the Lords day. Sun worship is a Catholic theology and teaching.
I rebuke this teaching. Seek Matthew 24:19-22 KJV known as the Olivet Discourse this is Prophetic text from Jesus. Verse 20 But pray ye that your flight be not in the winter, neither on THE SABBATH DAY. The esv of the Reformation Study Bible has changed it to say Pray that your flight may not be in winter or on (A) Sabbath. That is a big deception changing prophetic verse. HISSSSSSSSSSSSSS
This is totally FALSE, those verses mention the Sabbath! Jewish Sabbath. St John was a Jew!! We are not. Paul even spoke against this ! Stop misleading people!!
For gentiles also:
“For from ancient generations, Moses has those who preach him in every city, since he is read in the synagogues every Sabbath.””
Acts 15:21 LSB
Biblically Illiterate.
The false Christ comes first.
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ANOTHER LIE ABOUT THE DAY OF THE LORD THE SABBATH.. FRIENDS PLEASE STUDY THE BIBLE FOR YOURSELVES. . SUNDAY IS THE PAGAN DAY OF THE SUN GOD . THE CATHOLIC CHURCH CHANGED THE SABBATH TO SUNDAY. THEY ADMIT IT . FIND OUT FOR YOURSELVES DONT LET THESE PASTORS BRAIN WASH YOU . I PRAY THAT GOD WILL SHOW YOU THE TRUTH AMEN
Keep deceiving yourself buddy. The 4th Commandment stands. The Lord will sort it out.
Show me in the Bible that God said The Lord's Day is Sunday (first day of the week ) I give you 1millon dollars,
Show me in the Bible that the sinner on the cross with Jesus was assured of eternal life by the Lord Himself because he was a sabbath keeper and the other commandments and not because of his simple faith in Jesus, and I will give you a million dollars!
@@user-jv1ze7uz9n I can't give a million dollars because I agree with you , salvation is only by the blood of The Lamb of God through faith. But the ten commandments is not be kept for salvation but for obedience that Jesus Christ already saved us.
This is a false teaching...
In new testament the main theme on observing the Sabbath is observing the eucharist every week. The Lord says remember me by this and yes Sabbath is certainly important. I gotta say THOSE WHO SAY WHY SABBATH, WE HAVE CHRIST IN HEART ARE:🤡🤡
Clowns by default!!
The Bible does not explicitly mention taking the Eucharist (also known as Communion or the Lord's Supper) on the Sabbath. The practice of taking the Eucharist is rooted in the New Testament accounts of Jesus instituting the practice during the Last Supper, which occurred before his crucifixion. The timing of when the Eucharist is observed may vary among different Christian traditions.
@@1Whipperin did i just mention Sunday? I personally believe everyday is Sabbath coz the literal meaning of Sabbath is God rested on 7th day of week some say it is Saturday and some say it is Sunday well it's upto them coz there's no such thing called God will sleep other days covers his ears with fingers not to hear your worship. Every day is Sabbath those who follow Saturday follow Israeli Sabbath and those who follow on Sunday follow ancient tradition of church fathers and you often know what paul says regarding eucharist those who take it bread and wine in filth manner God gonna take action so the perfect time everyone comes to a place an assembly which we call church and had some chants, Psalms, word of Lord and takes eucharist remembering the sacrifice of the Lord. The church fathers used to observe the eucharist during the day of Sabbath which is done in any one particular day as fellowship joining together to worship Lord. And atleast give your time to Lord once in a week huhhh where does bible mentions that? U might ask this well I wanna know the explicit statement in any Gospel or in epistles of paul where Jesus says Iam God worship me I want this in same exact words no more no less will u show me? If not why are you still Christian? Don't take about principles coz that's my argument
@@ultravegito4339Did I mention Sunday?
@@1Whipperin neither do i so stop saying bible never mentions about observing eucharist on Sabbath the church fathers of ancient knows better than us. Which u asked me there's no explicit verse and there's absolutely no verse where Jesus says iam God or worship me. So let's get into agreement that Sabbath, the holy fellowship assembly is necessary for eucharist to take that with no filth heart as says in epistles of Paul
@@ultravegito4339 John 10:30, Jesus says, "I and the Father are one." Additionally, in John 14:9, he states, "Anyone who has seen me has seen the Father."