Thanks so much. I'm seriously considering going to a 7th day Adventist church. Wow....I've been gaslighted all my life 😢. God bless you and thank you for this God inspired message 💗. Katie from Australia
I attend a Messianic synagoge. We are Judeo-Christians. Most people who attend are Christains. We blieve in following Yeshua who observed the Saturday Sabbath, and also celebrated the Jewish festivals. Lets me be clear. Jews wrote the Bible for Jews. The Apostles were all Jewish and so was Yeshua. We observe Jewish Festivals, and we study the Tanakh. You MUST understand the Torah before you can understand the New Testamont which is a continuation. If you want to know what the Bible says, allow a Jewish Rabbi to expalin as he understands the Jewish Idioms, customs and cultures of the time.
@@kevindecker9444 The feasts are important to note because they are the shadow prophecies of future events: the spring festivals forewarned of Jesus's. 1st coming - Passover=Crucifixion, etc. The fall festivals forewarn of his 2nd coming - we're living through the Atonement now for instance. But recall also that the Ceremonial Law aspect of the feasts died with Christ and were replaced by His New Covenant.
@@pauljohn0001 True - but it is the only worldwide Remnant church that's a sabbath keeping christian movement. Not perfect, but strictly Sola Scriptura. (And I speak as ex Catholic...)
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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 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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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 Sir, you have completely missed the entire point of the Sabbath. For your sake, I pray you look at it again and continue your studies in the ministration of the Holy Spirit and not deceiving spirits and doctrines of demons, speaking lies. In doing, you will find there are many truthful resources available for your learning through Truth. I pray also God have mercy on your soul and He help us all in our seeking in spirit and truth. Contact me personally if you would like further light exposing the erroneous darkness you have believed, and I will help you. There are far too many Scriptures and presentations for your learning to post in this comment section. I prayed God be with you.
Thank you Lord Jesus for these brethren who are presenting the truth of the word of God. May God continue to bless and keep you until He is seen coming in the clouds of glory!!!
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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.
Gods been having me study the sabbath - I’ve been saved 3 years, but he’s lead me to look into it. The Lord Jesus saved me at home Said he left the 99 for 1 to me. I will do anything to know truth and worship him in it!!!!
Amen and Hallel-Yah!! I had a very similar experience this past year and am so on fire for Yeshua!! As the Messiah tells us, keep asking, seeking, and knocking!! He never disappoints!! Best wishes! - Kyle
Was looking forward to the second installment in the series. So thankful that you all put this together, it’s a straightforward way for people to see the way that the papacy unashamedly claims the credit for changing the Sabbath. Praying for your safety, for divine intervention and inspiration in your lives.
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 of 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 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. So 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.
Great message! Continue speaking the truth about what God's words say so the people will learn right from wrong. Expose the errors for what they are in order for them to make the right choice. Keep up the good work brothers!😊
I think your hitting te nail on the haed, too many people are sitting letting someone else rightly divide the word of truth, and never take time to study it themselves. And if they do so many just follow what lessons being said so realy just confirming false teachers and never putting it to the test.
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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.
There are Special Blessings to all those who are obedient to follow all of God's Commandments. I am very blessed to be a Seventh Day Adventist Christian. Thank God for the Marvelous Light of His Word.
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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.
This was eye opening content. As a novice Christian, I learned so much from this video. I was born and raised Catholic but the more I learn about the CC, I could never continue to follow their guidelines.
As a "novice" Christian I would encourage you to see why Catholics believe what they do. Try Trent Horn at the Council of Trent and decide for yourself. Don't just listen to one side of the argument. That's what satan wants. For you to make emotional decisions instead of rational sound ones after careful study and prayer. There is ONE Church Jesus established not many. Only ONE traces back to Pentecost and its not this false S.D.A. cult.
It is because you were raised going to church without understanding the history of christianity. The history of christianity or the church is what the catholic church is all about.
Don't be fooled that SDA lack a magesterium of sorts. All beliefs have a magisterium. This is what guides the followers. For SDA it's a self proclaimed false prophetess named Ellen G White. For Catholics, it's Jesus Christ & His Apostolic successors who He gave direct authority to form His One Holy and Apostolic Church. For Lutherans, its Luther. Islam, is Muhammad... see the pattern? Follow the actual history, not fairy tales. Don't let the apostolic martyrs to have died for Christ in vain.
You're fighting about the law and the Pope you are sisters and brother churches both from once back in a god out of Saturday and ones making a god out of Sunday and you've thrown Jesus out bath water both colts
Jesus preached for about 3.5 years, and he had plenty of time to tell his followers about the "new sabbath" on the first day of the week. Instead, he said in John 14:15, "If you love me, keep my commandments."
@@josuerice3116 sda church false doctrine false prophet 1844 is lie pen white Jesus is not did an investigative judgement on the right hand of God in your constitution who does the seventh-day Adventist Church say Jesus is it is the blood covenant of Jesus written in his own blood do you think God is sitting with a book to give you a right Mark if you go to church on Saturday I have never ever your church having a meeting to pray for the sick or free people from from demons you don't even know the holy spirit overlook the Sunday law is coming good grief making a doctrine out of Saturday
Thank you very much for opening the eyes of the World, i' was born by a Sabbath Father who teach me how to keep the Sabbath and the meaning of Sunday, it was in D R Congo as you all know it's French Country and I' never speak English before, but my Father save from Worshipping the Sun that is Created God than the Creator himself, after my Father pass , I' move to South Africa where I' find myself Surrounded by only Sunday Worshippers, but everytime my is broken to see that they are had not to break, but today is Saturday is Sabbath and I'm busy keeping the holly day in my room until 12am and I' decide to check something in RUclips and I' come across your Video today you have no idea how happy i' m feeling right now 😂 the Lord Almighty answer my Prayers 🙏 Thanks again and remain bless this is a great Job.
Amen! It is the biblical truth. It is sad , because most of the Christians here are saying that Saturday Sabbath day only for the Israel , sunday is for gentile. But According to God's words , it is for all the humankind. God is not change. 👍👏👏👋👋🙏🙏🙏❤️
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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.
Well you have to realize you can't get 3 days and 3 nights in the tomb from Fri afternoon till Sunday morning. So you can't base sun on that impossible.
Wonderful presentation. Extremely informative and interesting. I’m praying that many who have never heard these truths will listen and the Holy Spirit will assist them in discerning truth. God bless your fine ministry.
I really appreciate your presentations. I like the fact that you cover a topic without overwhelming us from too many directions. God is using your ministry in Amazing Ways 😊
The world can " wonder after the beast" power, but God reiterates in His Holy Word that He changes not. We get to choose whom we will serve. I choose my Creator God!
What the modern Church needs is a New Covenant Revival (Heb. 9:10) in which members of various denominations are willing to re-examine everything they believe and see if it agrees with the Bible, instead of the traditions of men. We need to be like the Bereans. It will be a battle between our flesh and the Holy Spirit. It will not be easy. If you get mad and upset when someone challenges your man-made Bible doctrines, that is your flesh resisting the truth found in God's Word. Nobody can completely understand the Bible unless they understand the relationship between the Old Covenant given to Moses at Mount Sinai and the New Covenant fulfilled in blood at Calvary. What brings all local churches together into one Body under the blood of Christ? The answer is found below. New Covenant Whole Gospel: Let us now share the Old Testament Gospel found below with the whole world. On the road to Emmaus He said the Old Testament is about Him. He is the very Word of God in John 1:1, 14. Awaken Church to this truth. Jer 31:31 Behold, the days come, saith the LORD, that I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel, and with the house of Judah: Jer 31:32 Not according to the covenant that I made with their fathers in the day that I took them by husband unto them, saith the LORD: Jer 31:33 But this shall be the covenant that I will make with the house of Israel; After those days, saith the LORD, I will put my law in their inward parts, and write it in their hearts; and will be their God, and they shall be my people. Jer 31:34 And they shall teach no more every man his neighbour, and every man his brother, saying, Know the LORD: for they shall all know me, from the least of them unto the greatest of them, saith the LORD: for I will forgive their iniquity, and I will remember their sin no more. Is the most important genealogy in the Bible found in Matthew 1:1 (Gal. 3:16)? Is God's Son the ultimate fulfillment of Israel (John 1:49)? Why has the modern Church done a pitiful job of sharing the Gospel with modern Orthodox Jews? Why would someone tell them they are God's chosen people and then fail to share the Gospel with them? Who is the seed of the woman promised in Genesis 3:15? What did Paul say about Genesis 12:3 in Galatians 3:8? Who is the "son" in Psalm 2? Who is the "suffering servant" of Isaiah 53? Who would fulfill the New Covenant promised in Jeremiah 31:31-34? Who would fulfill the timeline of Daniel chapter 9 before the second temple was destroyed? Why have we not heard this simple Old Testament Gospel preached on Christian television in the United States on a regular basis? Once a person comes to understand the New Covenant promised to Israel and Judah in Jeremiah 31:31-34, which is found fulfilled by Christ during the first century in Hebrews 8:6-13, and Hebrews 10:16-18, and specifically applied to the Church in 2 Corinthians 3:6-8, and Hebrews 12:22-24, man-made Bible doctrines fall apart. Let us now learn to preach the whole Gospel until He comes back. The King of Israel is risen from the dead! (John 1:49, Acts 2:36) We are not come to Mount Sinai in Hebrews 12:18. We are come instead to the New Covenant church of Mount Zion and the blood in Hebrews 12:22-24. 1Jn 3:22 And whatsoever we ask, we receive of him, because we keep his commandments, and do those things that are pleasing in his sight. 1Jn 3:23 And this is his commandment, That we should believe on the name of his Son Jesus Christ, and love one another, as he gave us commandment. 1Jn 3:24 And he that keepeth his commandments dwelleth in him, and he in him. And hereby we know that he abideth in us, by the Spirit which he hath given us. The following verses prove the Holy Spirit is the master teacher for those now in the New Covenant. Jer 31:34 And they shall teach no more every man his neighbour, and every man his brother, saying, Know the LORD: for they shall all know me, from the least of them unto the greatest of them, saith the LORD: for I will forgive their iniquity, and I will remember their sin no more. Mar 1:8 I indeed have baptized you with water: but he shall baptize you with the Holy Ghost. Joh 14:26 But the Comforter, which is the Holy Ghost, whom the Father will send in my name, he shall teach you all things, and bring all things to your remembrance, whatsoever I have said unto you. Act 11:16 Then remembered I the word of the Lord, how that he said, John indeed baptized with water; but ye shall be baptized with the Holy Ghost. 1Co 12:13 For by one Spirit are we all baptized into one body, whether we be Jews or Gentiles, whether we be bond or free; and have been all made to drink into one Spirit.
1Jn 2:27 But the anointing which ye have received of him abideth in you, and ye need not that any man teach you: but as the same anointing teacheth you of all things, and is truth, and is no lie, and even as it hath taught you, ye shall abide in him. Watch the RUclips videos “The New Covenant” by David Wilkerson, or Bob George, and David H.J. Gay.
@SpotterVideo . If you don't understand the word of God, please ask me to explain it to you because I can see how dumb and stupid you are. The grace of God is not a new law. Isaiah 42:21. Explain it to me the meaning of MAGNIFIED. Magnified means to extend the law. Old law. Exodus 20:13. Thou shall not kill. New law. Mathew 5:21,22. This is how Jesus magnified the law. The old law says, when you kill its sin. The new law says, when you angry before you kill, is sin because the reason why you kill a person because you angry with him. So, the old law says it's sin when you commit, mean that you already killed someone. The new law says its sin when you attempt to kill. That means when you start angry and you start thinking to kill him. Try to put this two books together, and you will find the new laws that Jesus wrote. Exodus 20. And Mathew 5. Stop explaining the word of God to public if you don't understand, ok? You just exactly like Catholics, they said that Jesus gave the keys to Peter to the kingdom of heaven. Mathew 16: 19. Jesus said, and I will give the keys. The word...I WILL...means still in progress. It's doesn't mean that Jesus already gave the keys. No, that is completely wrong. Don't try to fool yourself. The way you explain the bible is like a pre schooling and not wise at all. Ant you embarrassed? Go bk to school.
SUNDAY is an English word, which literally means the 'day of the Sun'. However, it doesn't mean that we worship the Sun as a god/goddess whatsoever you may call it. We in India, KHASI we call it "Ka Sngi u Blei" which means 'God's day'.
Thank you both for providing this important information. May the Lord bless your ministry and cause it to grow from strength to strength. I have been a Sabbath keeper for many years and will share this information with others who keep the Sabbath with me.
Your sabbath keeping will profit you nothing. Sooo your Jewish? Which tribe did you come from. Oh!!!! You don't know. Sooo maybe you are a gentile after all. Sooo the gentiles were never under the law, they became a law unto themselves. That's in Romans.
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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.
Thank you for showing me that I was right about the sabbath being on saturday and to keep it holy. You have a amazing ministry. And I love that you really research about things in the Bible that nobody realizes are in the Bible.
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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 Reason and sense demand the acceptance of one or the other of these alternatives: either Protestantism and the keeping holy of Saturday, or Catholicity and the keeping holy of Sunday. Compromise is impossible. -John Cardinal Gibbons, The Catholic Mirror, December 23, 1893.
When you point out that Protestants say they keep Sunday to celebrate the resurrection, we should point out that Jesus gave us Baptism to celebrate or demonstrate the resurrection. We "die" under the water and rise to new life! Amen! Thank you for your programs! I watch all of them!
@@PaulPost-b7d maybe you misunderstood my comment? I'm not saying that's an excuse, I'm saying that that's not a reason to keep Sunday. There is no reason or excuse to keep Sunday as Sabbath
Good work .Keep doing it . Adventists are not against any church . They share pure truth of the Holy Bible because they love their brothers and sisters .
How in the wold the Sabbath was not part of Christianity for over thousand years until Helen G White Came lone and introduced the idea after the great disappointment and trying to keep is following. Just think of it for a second. Was HGW speaking for GOD????. What evidence is there?
@@hermanapue6438The two dudes talking don't really know what they are talking about.....They believe the errors and man made doctrines by Ellen G White....a false prophet from Michigan United States......yes according to your answer E. G White started the Cult SDA in 1865.....here the two dudes don't really know what they're talking about.....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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.
Amen! Great work. My family and I just changed from Sunday worship to Saturday. We are attending Living Church of God. I thank God for his guidance through the work of the Holy Spirit. Before my husband converted to Saturday, we endured tribulations because he didn't want to leave our old church(Sunday). Only the power of God can change a person. Now, we all attend our Saturday Service and God's Holidays. So, I AGREED WITH EVERYTHING YOU SHARED when I listened to this video. This is what our church teaches. God bless your ministry.
Jesus & the disciples broke the Old Sabbath. Matthew 12:1-8 👈🏼👈🏼 The Sabbath is every day. Like 1:74-75 👈🏼👆🏼 How ridiculous to serve the Lord only one day. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@frankmoreno7216 it's about much more than serving Him one day - it's about obedience. or did He lie to us in Ex 20:8-11 ?? and no - the Sabbath is not every day. and no - Jesus and His did not break the Sabbath.
@@tony1685 First of all,picking 🌽 is the same as picking sticks and nowhere in the New Testament does Jesus Christ teach the Old Sabbath. Numbers 15:32 👈🏼👈🏼 So yes, Jesus Christ & the disciples broke the Sabbath. And Paul worshipped ( preached ) on Sunday. Acts 20:7 👈🏼👈🏼
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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.
Whenever you do a multi part video, you should always link the other parts in each one so if we are not directly in the channel we can easily find them. For instance, I am now seeing this part 2 right now but have not seen part 1 yet and I know (having been to the channel many times) there are a ton of video to look through seeking the part 1. Save us some time and quickly add part 1's link in the description with all the other links or at least add it to the comments and pin it. Thank you!!
The Sadducee Temple priests officiated the weekly Sabbaths and High Days at the time of Christ, who never contested their solar calendar. In 66AD the Pharisee Anti-Roman (Anti-Fasse/ANTIFA) Zealot rebels, seized control of the Temple. When contested for control, 20000 Judean 'Jewish' Edomites assisted the Zealots and murdered most of the Sadducee aristocracy, priests and hundreds of the Jerusalem populace. The ANTIFA Zealot rebels then appointed their own accursed lunar calendar high priest, who was the last to be seen standing in the Holy Place when THREE AND A HALF YEARS later, the prince of the Roman Empire arrived and desolated Jerusalem, Judea and the Jews in 70 AD - culminating in the taking of Masada another THREE AND A HALF YEARS AFTERWARDS. Most of the Christians, remembering Christ's words, escaped to Jordan between the two sieges of Jerusalem - the first siege by General Gallus who then strangely withdrew from Judea, and the second by "prince" Titus son of the new Emperor. These SEVEN YEARS are the fulfillment of Daniels prophesy. Surviving Pharisees continued to enforce their lunar calendar 'sabbaths and high days' in the Synagogues, which they controlled - hiding the Sadducee Temple calendar from the people. Constantine managed to establish the Resurrection day as Sunday in 30 AD on their Julian calendar, which actually overlapped the Biblical weekly Sabbath THAT year. Unable to establish the Biblical calendar, Constantine changed Sunday to the first day of his new Roman week, in honour of the Resurrection. Later Constantine's son Constantius ll, knowing the Pharisee's lunar interpretation of the Biblical calendar to be Babylonian and Canaanite, forbade them from signaling the start of their lunar months across the Empire from Jerusalem. As a concequence, Hillel ll was forced to choose a Roman day for their weekly 'sabbath', and he chose Saturday - the seventh day of Constantine's NEW Roman week. The rest of their lunar calendar they kept by Rabbinical calculation. Thus the true Biblical Temple calendar was lost until the discovery of the Dead Sea Scroll's. The Dead Sea Scroll's solar calendar, corrected to the Sadducee 19th Abib Omer Wave Sheaf, is the correct Biblical calendar, revealing the weekly Sabbaths and High Days - which is why the Zionist State of Israel suppressed them for 40 years before they were leaked out on micro fish copies. Saturday was only chosen as the Jewish 'sabbath' by Heliel II about 300 years after Christ. He standadised the Jewish calendar. Even before that, the weekly 'sabbath' they kept was the Babylonian lunar 'sabbath' that the Pharisees introduced and enforced in the Synagogues, after the Temple was destroyed in 70AD. The true weekly Sabbath was already hidden by the Pharisees in favour of the Babylonian lunar interpretation of the Biblical calendar. Knowing this, Constantine's son forbade them from signaling their pagan lunar calendar observations across the Roman Empire. However Constantine himself was unable to determine the true Biblical weekly Sabbath, but he was able to determine that Christ was resurrected in that year on the Roman solar calendars "Sunday". Therefore, in honour of the resurrection he changed Sunday to the first day of his NEW Roman week, and also made Sunday the day of rest. Without Roman authority to signal their Babylonian lunar 'sabbath' across the empire, Hillel II and other anti-Christ Jews were forced to choose a Roman weekday as their "new sabbath" and he chose the seventh day of Constantine's new Roman week - i.e. "Saturday" ! Rabbi 'Sages' don't tell you all this and most Rabbis don't even know this themselves ! Karaite Jews today still keep the Babylonial lunar calendar and many Christians have been seduced into doing the same. Jericho was an ancient lunar calendar observation city dedicated to and named after their moon god. The Bible called Jericho the "accursed city" and Joshua was commanded to totally destroy it and its inhabitants after marching around it once for six consecutive days, and seven times on the seventh day - i.e. 13 times in total ! I think that, as opposed to the Second Advent and the "Marriage of the Lamb" that nobody knows when, the preceding "great and dreadful day of the Lord" can actually be established as the 20th March 2031. The world will feel that ominous consuming fire approaching and will run around trying to hide, while Christians enter into their inner prayer "chambers". When the Christians come out, there will be no OTHER flesh and blood survivers - who will be burnt up and trodden "as ash under their feet." They will mourn for their friends and relatives who weren't "saved", but SOMETIME afterwards will witness the return of Christ coming from east to west. Raising their eyes they will be transformed in an instant, allowing them to rise up and meet His RETURN. Thereafter, they will be consoled when He "wipes the tears" from their eyes and takes care of them like as "calves of the stall". That's how I perceive these future Biblical events. Don't the dead in Christ rise "first" - a great multitude ? Then those living Christians that are "left" come safely out of their prayer chambers - AFTER the "wrath", to "tread upon the ashes of the wicked who have been removed from the earth" - "The righteous shall NEVER be removed but the wicked shall be cut off". These "saved" righteous remnant "lift up their eyes", and are then "changed in the twinkling of an eye", and able to rise up and meet Christ returning with this great host..... The chronology in the Septuagint is a few hundred years longer than in the Masoretic Text. Both are flawed: The imminent millennial reign of Christ on earth coincides with Yahweh's 2nd 'day' of rest - "and His rest shall be glorious" because His Son is ruling on earth for that 1000-year-day. So if Yahweh's first "day" of rest was ALSO a thousand-year-day, in which Adam died at 930 years old "in the same day" he sinned, and Adam was also made near the end of the previous 6th 'day', then we are currently near the end of the 13th thousand-year-day which actually ends on the "great and dreadful day of the Lord" on the 20th March 2031.
Lets keep in mind My Beloved Brother; In the type] on the Border of canaan Land, the devil made so many distractions that Israel was confused and didn't know exactly what to do. Today, we have lunar sabbath doctrine; flat earth doctrine, sun worship and climate agenda. When creation is used in worshipping the Creator, its is idolatry. We have been informed that there will be tares in the church; and what did Jesus say about the tares? Let them grow together. Meanwhile the tares are working for the attention of the remnant people, hey look at me, or look at us and see what we are doing in God's Church. And this tactic of distraction seems to be working.Plzz stay focused on the Three Angels Message. Jesus will separate the wheat from the tares and currently appears to be what's happening. God Bless
_"These SEVEN YEARS are the fulfillment of Daniels prophesy."_ Except they're not, not even close. To be sure, Revelation was written in the 90s AD as the earliest and best attested tradition shows. Ireneaus, a disciple of Polycarp, who was a disciple of the apostle John, understood the false messiah of Revelation 13 was still a future event. A few similarities (like armies surrounding and destroying the city/temple and people fleeing) between the destruction in 70 AD and the future one described in Revelation (and elsewhere) should be no surprise as it was common. There were even some heavenly signs that apparently took place as described by Josephus and others -- yet they were not the heavenly signs Christ described which would take place before His return. There were also similarities between the 1st temple and 2nd destruction, including both being destroyed on the 9th of Av. The 1st and future 3rd also have similarities, like an idol set up in the sanctuary and worshiped, which did not occur in 70 AD, nor was it given as any of the reasons Christ gave in the 8 woes in Matthew 23 for the temple being destroyed. As Solomon taught, things that came before will come again, history is cyclical, nothing new under the sun, etc. There was no abomination of desolation idol set up in the temple made to be worshiped along with the false messiah who is also going to be set up as the Lord in the temple and wages war against the saints for 3.5 years with almost no flesh left alive until every eye sees Christ return from heaven in blazing glory with myriads of angles and the saints resurrected and taken up to meet Him in the air ushering in a 1000 years of the messianic kingdom on earth on the seat of David where all the nations would come to give offerings. There was also no giant splitting of the Mt of Olives where Christ's feet will touch down either, neither is there a huge stream flowing through it coming from under the temple throne - there was no temple or throne set up after 70 AD. There was no regathering of the 12 tribes from the nations to allot the land as described by Ezekiel with converted Gentiles included in the inheritance. There was not 2 witnesses (Moses and Elijah) performing major signs in the land and calling down curses upon the wicked including fire and hail and earthquakes and the plagues described in Revelation. There were no 2 beasts (false messiah and false prophet) who performed similar signs imitating the 2 witnesses and opposing them, like the 2 magicians vs Moses and Aaron, until their testimony was over and they were slain in the city and resurrected and taken up to heaven 3 days later. There was no deadly head wound sustained by the false messiah (likely from the 2 witnesses) who appears to be resurrected by the false prophet imitating Elijah resurrecting the widow's son in the old testament. There was no confederacy of 10 kings giving their power and authority with their armies to the false messiah who was over a composite govt made up of the beast kingdoms described by Daniel which include Rome and Greece and Persia. There was 7 year covenant enforcement of the renewed Sinai covenant/Mosaic law by the false prophet (Christ shows the sabbath will be strictly enforced under the reign of the false messiah, Mat 24.20), as the rabbis anticipate Elijah to do when he returns, which in the OT came with the name of the Lord sealed in the forehead and hand which is what Rev 13 shows him doing, coincidentally, along with the buying/selling of offerings and sacrifices which none can do unless they take the mark of his name of the false messiah in his covenant, which is spiritual not physical just as God's was and is in Rev 7 and 14.1 upon His faithful people. There was no new heavens and earth created after the 1000 year messianic kingdom and great white throne judgement from the Father with the great fires of the lake of fire (dead sea/salt sea which in ancient times burned with sulfur after Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed). There was no New Jerusalem come down from heaven with no need for the sun for Christ is the light of the world. Preterism is a ruse designed to put watchers to sleep and blind Christians to the efforts of the Temple Institute to build a 3rd temple, and they have red heifers in Jerusalem right now eager to being the process.
So to be precise! The Sabbath starts at sunset Friday night till Saturday sunset! The next day always started at sunset I think! Can anyone clarify this please?!
Yes, this is from Genesis 1, when you read the creation account you will see at the end of each work of creation there's a statement that says "and the evening and the morning were the..." first day, second day, third day. You see a pattern where from evening to evening a new day is begins.
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This is why Ecclesiastes 1:18 says, “For in much wisdom is much grief: and he that increaseth knowledge increaseth sorrow.” Knowingly [or] unknowingly, sun-worshippers love their Christmas $!
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@@danielfedele I’d really like to see the proof. Maybe you could share it here on RUclips? Did you know that (in the future) satan is going to impersonate Christ? as in walking the earth, performing miracles, appearing to heal the sick, after he was/is the one who afflicted them with the sickness in the first place, of course. Do you know how many people will be deceived by this (unbiblical) act of the adversary? I don’t, but it’s going to be at least all those who already believe in spiritualism. It’s going to look like proof to those deceived. The Bible clearly says the dead know not anything. (See Ecclesiastes 9:5, 6, 10, to start) Yet, the RCC teach purgatory! I’d appreciate the proof of that one, also, because I cannot find it anywhere in the Holy Scripture. 🤷🏻♀️
@@danielfedele Wrong! Jesus didn;t start Catholicism, a Roman pagan Emperor started his own private interpretation of Christianity. Unfortunately he decided to keep the ROman pagan calendar instead of Gods Luni-Solar calendar, hence why all the world worships the IMAGE OF THE BEAST to this very day. In fact Rev 13 clearly states that it DECEIVES, such that even the SDA cultists JW's, Baptists, AOG, Pentecostals, Anglicans, Mormons, everyone still uses the Roman pagan calendar. It has even become International Law to express all dates according to the Roman gregorian Calendar PCT R79.1, so no country can BUY or SELL without expressing Dates for all contracts in Gregorian time. All computers, clocks, watches, everything uses ROman Gregorian time. In the exact same way that you also have been DECEIVED, just like Eve was DECEIVED. Whilst ever you remain in this DECEPTION you are experiencing a STRONG DELUSION sent to you by God Himself, because you prefer to believe the lie rather than the TRUTH of His Word in Gen 1:14. As for Catholicism itself, it would have to be the single most offender of IDOLATRY on the planet - something that Jesus Himself never ever did, nor would He condone for even a moment.
@margiehankins-jerde6094 Margie, it's not wrong to go to church on Sundays or any other day of the week. People have met on the first day of the week (and everyday) since the time of the New Testament. Acts 2:46 *_"ECERY DAY they continued to meet together_*_ in the temple courts. They broke bread in their homes and ate together with glad and sincere hearts"_ We see that the early church met together on Sundays long before any mandate from Constantine. Acts 20:7 *_"On the first day of the week_*_ , when we were gathered together to break bread..."_ 1 Cor 16:2 *_"On the first day of every week_*_ each one of you is to put aside and save, as he may prosper, so that no collections be made when I come"_ (Here, people were coming together on Sundays to gather a collection for the saints. This doesn't mean that the Sabbath was changed to Sundays, rather people were already meeting on this day of the week without God finding fault with them).
@@Wayne_Wilson While it's correct to say that it's acceptable to go to church on any day of the week - as keeping the Sabbath and going to church are two very different things - it is incorrect to suppose that the Scriptures you cited somehow show that the early Church began to meet on Sundays. The Acts 20:7 meeting was held on a "Saturday night", and was probably primarily motivated by the fact that Paul was leaving the next day. I said "primarily", because it was, and still is, a common practice for Jews, and, by extension, Jewish believers to gather immediately after the Sabbath. And, as for 1 Corinthians 16:2? That passage says absolutely nothing about anyone gathering on a Sunday. It simply says to set something aside at the beginning of the week. And, if it was a gathering, as you and others suppose, it would have been on the aforementioned "Saturday night", as reflected in the Complete Jewish Bible: 1 Corinthians 16:2 CJB Every week, on Motza'ei-Shabbat, each of you should set some money aside, according to his resources, and save it up; so that when I come I won't have to do fundraising. Acts 20:7 CJB On Motza'ei-Shabbat, when we were gathered to break bread, Sha'ul addressed them. Since he was going to leave the next day, he kept talking until midnight. Wikipedia: _The term Motza'ei Shabbat (Hebrew: מוצאי שבת-literally, the going out of the Sabbath) in Judaism refers to the time in the evening immediately following Shabbat, that is Saturday night. It is a time when, following one's declaration of the intention to end Shabbat, it is permissible to resume weekday activities that are prohibited on Shabbat._ Shalom
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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.
*** 1AAAI The Old Testament gives us TWO lists of the Ten Commandments - one in the Book of Exodus and another list in the Book of Deuteronomy. The Ten Commandments in Deuteronomy 5:15 tells us that the purpose of the Sabbath is to remember the Exodus - that is - the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt. If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Covenant is to remember the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt, then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Covenant is to remember the Exodus Jesus Christ brought about by His death and resurrection. Jesus Christ brought about the true Exodus - the Exodus from sin and death - which the Old Covenant Exodus was only a shadow. Paul tells us in Colossians 2: 16-17, that not only are the "ceremonial laws" a "shadow" but that the Seventh-Day Sabbath is a "shadow" also. Here it is in Paul's Letter to the Colossians 2:16-17 : '16. Therefore do not let anyone judge you by what you eat or drink, or with regard to a religious festival (that's the annual Jewish feasts), a New Moon celebration (that's the monthly Jewish feasts), or a Sabbath day (that's the weekly Seventh-Day Sabbaths). 17. These are a shadow of the things that were to come; the reality, however, is found in Christ.' "Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed by Christ himself into the Body and Blood of Christ at the Last Supper. 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. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the altar of the wood of the cross. A "shadow" is literally an outline on the ground or wall. A shadow on the ground is not me - I am the real thing - the shadow is only an image, an outline. So too, the "shadow" in the Old Testament has become the reality in Christ at his death and resurrection, which he accomplished on the First-Day of the Week - not on the Seventh-Day of the Week. 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. 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 every 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 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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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 Yeshua resurrection was on Shabbat. 3 Days & 3 Nights Resurrection Of Yeshua Hamashiach  For as Jonah was three days and three nights in the belly of the great fish, so will the Son of Man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth. Matthew 12:40 Yeshua stated He was to be in the heart of the earth for 3 days and 3 nights. No matter how we slice and dice the days and nights based on Friday crucifixion to Sunday resurrection, we never come up with 3 days and 3 nights. Even if we assumes in John 20:1 that Mary started going to the tomb while it was still dark and arrived at the tomb after the sun had risen, this scenario would only add up to 3 days and 2 nights.  Sabbath is a day of rest. There are weekly Sabbaths (every Saturday), but there are also special Sabbaths (High Sabbath). According to Leviticus 23:4-8, the Jews are to keep a special Sabbath the 1st day after Passover and the 7th day after Passover. We see in John 19:31 the day right after Yeshua’s crucifixion was a High Sabbath. 4 ‘These are the feasts of the Lord, holy convocations which you shall proclaim at their appointed times. 5 On the fourteenth day of the first month at twilight is the Lord’s Passover. 6 And on the fifteenth day of the same month is the Feast of Unleavened Bread to the Lord; seven days you must eat unleavened bread. 7 On the first day you shall have a holy convocation; you shall do no customary work on it. 8 But you shall offer an offering made by fire to the Lord for seven days. The seventh day shall be a holy convocation; you shall do no customary work on it.’ ” Leviticus 23:4-8 KJV Therefore, because it was the Preparation Day, that the bodies should not remain on the cross on the Sabbath (for that Sabbath was a high day), the Jews asked Pilate that their legs might be broken, and that they might be taken away. John 19:31 The women prepare spices before the Sabbath and brought more spices to finish preparation after the Sabbath. There are two separate event on two different day. Wednesday evening they prepare spices, Thursday they rested, and then Friday they went to market to buy more spices to finish the preparation. 55 And the women who had come with Him from Galilee followed after, and they observed the tomb and how His body was laid. 56 Then they returned and prepared spices and fragrant oils. And they rested on the Sabbath according to the commandment. Luke 23:55-56 Now when the Sabbath was past, Mary Magdalene, Mary the mother of James, and Salome bought spices, that they might come and anoint Him. 2 Very early in the morning, on the first day of the week, they came to the tomb when the sun had risen. Mark 16:1-2 Now the first day of the week Mary Magdalene went to the tomb early, while it was still dark, and saw that the stone had been taken away from the tomb. John 20:1 Note: In Mark 16:1, when the women went to buy spices after the Sabbath, this cannot be on a Sunday since in John 20:1 Mary Magdalene went to the tomb while it was still dark (before sunrise). This would have been before the shops opened since it was still dark. So Mark 16:1 is actually Friday morning. The sequence of events would be on Wednesday evening women return home to prepare spices (Luke 23:55-56) but they did not have enough but since it was entering the High Sabbath Thursday they rested on the coming day. On Friday morning, the women went to buy more spices to prepare (Mark 16:1-2). For whatever reason they never made it to the tomb Friday. So they had to rest again on the Weekly Sabbath Saturday. Mary Magdalene went early by herself to the tomb before sunrise, (John 20:1) She is shocked the stone had been taken away from the tomb so she ran back to inform the others. Mary Magdalene, Mary the mother of James, Salome and the other disciples run to the tomb after the sun had risen (Mark 16:2, John 20:2, Matthew 28:1) Note: Matthew 28:1 “Now after the Sabbath, as the first day of the week began to dawn, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary came to see the tomb.” The Greek word used here is σαββάτων, which is genitive plural. Meaning more than one Sabbaths. Note: Mark 16:9 “Now when He rose early on the first day of the week..” This is a miss translation. The exact Greek: δὲ (now) Ἀναστὰς (risen) πρωῒ (early) πρώτῃ (first/chief) σαββάτου (Sabbath) ἐφάνη (appear) Μαρίᾳ(Mary). This verse should be translated this way: 1: “Now when He has risen early on the chief Sabbath, He appeared to Mary…” Meaning He rose early on the Important First Sabbath. The Greek word πρώτῃ (first/chief) are used throughout the Bible expressing important. Like Revelation 2:8 and Revelation 22:13, where Yeshua stated that He is the (πρώτῃ) First and the Last. The only other reference where we see the translation of the first of the week is in I Corinthians 16:2: μίαν (one) κατὰ (down, against, according to) σαββάτου(Sabbath). Note this is using μίαν (one) and not πρώτῃ (first/chief). So this verse here is not referring to the first day of the week but the special Sabbath day. Added note: Yeshua’s resurrection and his appearance before Mary does not have to be on the same day, as the exact Greek text is past tense of when Yeshua had risen then He appeared before Marry. He can appeared before Mary five days later and that statement is still correct. The following section is taken from Heritage Bible Church: Addressing Luke 24:21 We quote the verse again. “But we trusted that it had been he (Christ) which should have redeemed Israel: and beside all this, to day is the third day since these things were done.” - Luke 24:21 Focusing on the words “…to day is the third day...,” we find that “to day” is not the English word “today” as often assumed, but a compound of Greek words. The words “to day” are translated from the Greek word “semeron” (a combination of the article “he” and the noun “hemera”). The Greek word “semeron” means “on the (i.e. this) day (or night) current or just passed”, generally, “now (i.e. at present, hitherto: this (to-) day.” The Greek noun “hemera” means “day, i.e. (literally) the time space between dawn and dark, or the whole 24 hours. Figuratively, “A period of time, always defined more or less clearly by the context.” (These definitions are substantiated by Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance of the Greek and Hebrew Words.) Therefore, letting Scripture interpret Scripture, and taking the context into consideration, “…to day is the third day…” should be translated “this day just passed is the third day…” If all Scripture agrees, you have the right answer. (2 Peter 1:20). THERE IS NO CONTRADICTION! Are we like the two disciples on the Road to Emmaus? We want so badly to believe in our traditions of Good Friday and Easter Sunday, that we do not recognize the truth about our resurrected Savior. “But their eyes were holden that they should not know him.” (Luke 24:16). The Bible does not specifically state that the Antichrist will change the day and time. However, this concept is often drawn from Daniel 7:25, which speaks about a figure who will seek to change times and laws. Here's the verse: Daniel 7:25 (KJV): "And he shall speak great words against the most High, and shall wear out the saints of the most High, and think to change times and laws: and they shall be given into his hand until a time and times and the dividing of time." This passage is interpreted by some to refer to the Antichrist or a future oppressive ruler who would attempt to alter fundamental aspects of religious observance, including the calendar or laws of God. Many associate "times" with the Sabbath and the calendar, although the text itself does not explicitly mention the Sabbath or specific days of worship. This interpretation has been particularly emphasized in some Protestant traditions, where the change from Sabbath (Saturday) to Sunday worship is viewed as one potential fulfillment of this prophecy. However, the Bible itself does not provide explicit details linking the Antichrist directly to a change of the Sabbath day. Instead, this connection is inferred based on historical changes and certain eschatological interpretations.
@@belindaschmidt9964 On U tube "Christian Scholars Forum " which basically comprises of 5 ex Graduates of Theology from SDA Universities make up the core of this Forum. They do not agree with the way the SDA interpret the 7th D S. They rightfully claim that this Sabbath is a Jewish Sabbath and has got nothing to do with the NT Church. They claim that the SDA do not recognise the New Covenant which is a grevious Sin because it was brought and paid for at Great Cost. The " Former Adventist Fellowship" which is a World Wide Organization also make similar claims about the Erroneous beliefs that the SDA have re: the Jewish Sabbath. Teachings by ex SDA Pastor and author Dale Ratzlaff on the many Errors of SDA doctrines is fascinating and informative. Christine Tinker likewise has some interesting teaching Vids about SDA Error as well with this growing Fellowship. CSF interestingly make the claim that the RCC and SDA are Sister Churches and share many parallels with each other. They claim that both these Churches are daughters of Babylon. Hope this is more keeping on the subject as per requested. 🙂
Keep sharing truth. Great presentation. If you google what is the seventh day of the week, it comes back with Sunday. They try to change times, but truth will always win out. God has shown us in the Bible the seventh day is the Sabbath and He hallowed it, not Sunday.
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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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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 very insightful, thank you. Great message to share and to inform family and friends, everyone must hear. May Jesus bless you and your ministry as the Truth Matters
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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.
YAHUAH is the name of the Father. YAHUSHA is the name of the Son. 👉His name is Yahusha, because Yahuah will save his people from their sins. 👆This is what Gabriel told her when appeared to Miriyam. Do your study. If you find that I am telling the truth. Ask Father in the name of Yahusha. 1. They removed the name Yahuah from the whole Bible and used the LORD. 2. They changed the name Yahusha to Jesus in the whole Bible, because there is only one name given for salvation.
Sabbath is the name of the 7th day. No one can change it. Father told us to remember to keep the Sabbath Holy. The question is, Do we keep the Sabbath Holy? We must not do work on that day, because Father rested on the 7th day after the creation.
Yahuah means I am who I am. Yah means I am. Yahusha means I am who saves. I came in my father's name. Yah is the short form of Yahuah. Who hath ascended up into heaven, or descended? who hath gathered the wind in his fists? who hath bound the waters in a garment? who hath established all the ends of the earth? what is his name, and what is his son's name, if thou canst tell?
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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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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.
"When a law is once enacted by proper Authority, that law must remain in force until that same Authority repeals it; and the repeal must be as plainly stated as the original enactment." - anonymous
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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 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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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 Wow, that's the most convoluted, Babylonian answer for Sunday I have seen yet! Read Genesis 2:1-3! That's when the Sabbath was created. There was no "Exodus" at that point in history! It was the day God had chosen. He rested, blessed and sanctified that day...the Seventh Day. I'm no Biblical scholar but I have read the Bible, the KJV 4 times and am presently reading it for the 5th. It is very simple to read when you ask the Holy Spirit for discernment. God will never change the ONE and ONLY commandment that starts with REMEMBER! I hope and pray that you will someday see the error of your ways before it is too late. God bless you! Cheers, John
I'm glad that you clarified that the name "Saturday" also has its pagan origin, "Saturn day", but that doesn't change the fact that it is the seventh-day Sabbath of God. We worship on the seventh day, no matter what they call it in the pagan structure of days.
I like the calm, clear simple way your research was presented with No offense to anyone. Thanks. It always amazes me how Fearlessly honest the authors of literature you read from is in stating their role in the matter. I am who I am, I did what I did. & That's how its going to be. No apology necessary.
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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 really enjoyed that study. It has helped to concrete my faith in god. I am grounded by god’s grace, but this study has solidified it more. Continue to speak god’s word with boldness
I like your comment but, I would like that God word to be capitalized, the god of this world is spelled with a little g our heavenly father is spelled with a capital G because He is not common.
AD TV messages have been blessing people with the spiritual mana or food that our Creator God of Universe sent to the world through His servants - Prophets, Disciples, Early Church Reformers (EG.White, Martin Luther, John Hus, Wycliffe, etc. God Blees you both and the Crews ofAD TV. Amen!
Thank you, dear brothers, for presenting the truth in a boldly, clear, and honest way for all of us to understand and be able to make our own decisions. God bless you. I'm definitely sharing this video with people who need to hear this fascinating study.
The energy to soak up these presentations leaves me speechless but I will make better efforts to comment from now on. Thank you for doing God's special work.
Yes, God's law cannot be change to suit men. God says 'He is a God who never changes." We're the ones who hv to changed. We're His creatures, we borrow life from Him and we are subject to His care. Thank you for this ministry. Keep on going far and wide. God's truth must be taken to every corner of the earth. 🙏❤️✝️
“The Sabbath was the end of the first creation, the Lord’s day was the beginning of the second, in which he renewed and restored the old in the same way as he prescribed that they should formerly observe the Sabbath as a memorial of the end of the first things, so we honor the Lord’s day as being the memorial of the new creation.”
@@lidiaduplooy3385 quote--the Lord’s day was the beginning of the second, --unquote When does GOD say is HIS DAY. the LORD"S DAY???? Isaiah 58:13---“If you keep your feet from breaking the Sabbath and from doing as you please on my holy day, if you call the Sabbath a delight MY HOLY DAY and the Lord’s HOLY DAY honorable, and if you honor it by not going your own way and not doing as you please or speaking idle words, 14 then you will find your joy in the Lord, and I will cause you to ride in triumph on the heights of the land and to feast on the inheritance of your father Jacob.” For the mouth of the Lord has spoken. The ONLY DAY called the "Sabbath" iis the seventh day!@!! The ONLY DAY GOD DECLARES as HIS HOLY DAY IS the seventh day--SABBATH!! But, apparently He is a LIAR!!! ***
Could you please do an episode on the differences between the seventh day baptists and world church of God? Please. Also have you prepared the questions to ask a Catholic priest that you mentioned on what of your episodes? 🙏🙏
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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 have habit of born R.C live R.C and die R.C but Lord revealed to me 7th day and 1st day worship. Destruction came upon 1st day and 7th day saved. Me and my wife changed our time of Worship. Praise The Lord for you and created world.
My family are Sunday keepers, they don't understand me keeping the Sabbath. I have explained it to them and am still praying for them. The Church that my mother and sister on law told me that their preacher told them that Saturday is the true Sabbath! Please pray for me and my family please. 🙏🏼
@earlysda Thank you so very much! You don't know how much that touches my heart! I ask the Lord for the truth years ago, and the SDA is where he lead me. My husband threatened to divorce me if I didn't return to the Baptist faith. I lovingly refused.. my husband is still with me, and he doesn't understand, but excepts that I will not turn back. 🙏🏼 I pray for him and take every given opportunity to tell him things of the Lord. It feels like nobody is hearing me, but I refuse to give up. Again, thank you, and God Bless you 🙏🏼
@@patti2969 The Holy Spirit can change the most stubborn heart. Please pray, have faith, and most importantly, by your actions and words may you win your husband to the truth so your family can live forever in glory with King Jesus. 😇
2. In rebellion to God the $DA Changed Genesis 2 from no one keeping the Sabbath to Adam and Eve keeping the Sabbath, which is nowhere found in scripture. 3. In rebellion to God the $DA Changed Genesis to from God ceasing to create, to God keeping the Sabbath. 4. In rebellion to God the $DA Changed Isa.58 from Jewish people keeping the Sabbath to Christians keeping the Sabbath, when it says no such thing. 5. In rebellion to God the $DA changed the word "From" in Isa.66:22-24 to the word, "ON" . 6. In rebellion to God the $DA Changed the Sabbaths and Holy Days of Lev. 23 * the commandment to ignore God's law and THINK to change God's law and times* 7. In rebellion to God the $DA Changed the fact that GOD SAID Lev. 23:1-2 shows that *"EVEN" (meaning ESPECIALLY) THE SABBATH DAY* is a Feast, to the Sabbath day ISN'T a feast. 8. In rebellion to God the $DA Changed the MORAL obligation and commandment of God to keep the Feasts (all of them) as God had instructed Israel, to "ceremonial law" so they could ignore it (1John 3:4) 9. In rebellion to God the $DA changed the tithe that belong to the Levitical Priests, to tithing to the SDA, - nowhere in the scriptures. 10. They changed The Harlot as clearly spelled out as Old Testament Israel to whom the Sabbath was given to keep, and claims it is now the Church of Rome when that is NOWHERE in scripture.
Keeping the Sabbath doesn't separate one with Jesus, indeed, it brings you closer to Jesus, Jesus being the lord of the Sabbath means the Sabbath is the Lord's day to keep Holy
Most HigH YEHOVA'S Will And Man's Rejection: (16) Because They Rejected MY LAWS And Did Not Follow MY Decrees And Desecrated MY SABBATHS. For Their Hearts Were Devoted To Their Idols. (19) I AM YEHOVA Your CREATOR; Follow MY Decrees And Be Careful To Keep MY LAWS. (20) Keep My SABBATHS HOLY, That They May Be A Sign Between US. Then You Will Know That I AM YEHOVA Your CREATOR. ~ Ezekiel 20: 16, 19, 20
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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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Where online can I find the Catholic Mirror Proposition article you were reading from September 1893? I’ve tried to find it but only find a paragraph in SDA articles. I have a lot of Catholic family that believe they are bible based. This will be helpful from Catholic sources to share with them. Thank you!
quote--I have a lot of Catholic family that believe they are bible based.--unquote Ask them these 5 basic questions. #1--Where in the Holy Bible does it say God RESTED on the first day of the week to make that day special?? #2--Where in the Holy Bibke does it say God BLESSED the first day of the week to make that day special?? #3---Where in the Holy Bible does it say God SANCTFIED the first day of the week to make that day special?? #4---Where in the Holy Bible does it say God NAMED the first day of the week to make that day special?? #5---Where in the Holy Bible does it say God DECLARES the first day of the week as HIS HOLY DAY to make that day special?? --If they CAN NOT answer those 5 questions, then their claim that Sunday is the day of worship is FALSE!!! ****When catholics claim they do not worship Mary----Mary is worshipped: “…when she [Mary] is the subject of preaching and worship she prompts the faithful to come to her Son…” (Vatican Council II, p. 420) ****CLAIMS of the RCC 1. Catholics claim CHURCH refers to Roman Catholic Church. BIBLE says CHURCH refers to all churches. Acts 5:11, Acts 8:1, Mat 16:18. HISTORY tells us Roman Church was just one local Church a member of the Pentarchy. 2. Catholics claim Roman Church was the CHURCH CHRIST founded (First Church) or one true church. BIBLE says First Local Church was Jerusalem Church. Acts 2. Not Roman Catholic Church. 3. Catholics claim there is only One Church. BIBLE mentions both CHURCH and Churches. “CHURCH” refers to the Body of Christ Eph 5:30, Col 1:18 consisting of all churches. Acts 5:11, Acts 8:1 Mat 16:18. “Churches” refers to local churches Acts 9:31, Acts 15:41 and believers Romans 16:5, 1 Cor 16:19, 4. Catholics claim to be the first believers. BIBLE says first believers were Jewish Christians. Acts 2, Acts 11:26, NOT roman catholics. 5. Catholics claim Pope is the head of the CHURCH. BIBLE says JESUS is the HEAD OF THE CHURCH. Eph 1:22, Eph 5:23, Col 1:18. 6. Catholics claim outside Roman Church there is NO SALVATION. BIBLE says : The mouth of the Lord has spoken.”apart from Jesus there is NO SALVATION”. Acts 4:12, 1 Cor 3:11. 7. Catholicss claim the first day of the week is a Holy day, made by God. . The Holy Bible says: Isaiah 58:13-14 13 “If you turn away your foot from the Sabbath, From doing your pleasure on MY HOLY DAY, And call the Sabbath a delight, The holy day of the Lord honorable, And shall honor Him, not doing your own ways, Nor finding your own pleasure, Nor speaking your own words, 14 Then you shall delight yourself in the Lord; And I will cause you to tride on the high hills of the earth, And feed you with the heritage of Jacob your father. The mouth of the Lord has spoken.”part from Jesus there is NO SALVATION”. Acts 4:12, 1 Cor 3:11. 8. Catholics claim devote to Mary to be saved. BIBLE says “apart from Jesus there is NO SALVATION”. Acts 4:12, 1 Cor 3:11. . BIBLE says “believe in Jesus to be saved”. Acts 16:30-31, John 3:16. 10. Catholics claim Roman Church inherited infallible authority from Peter. BIBLE does not say that in Mat 16 or John 20 or John 21. 11. Catholics claim Roman pontiff inherited infallible authority from Peter. BIBLE does not say that in Mat 16. 12. Catholics claim bishop of ROME = the pope. BIBLE does not say that. 13. Catholics claim there is an office of bishop of bishops/universal bishop/pope. BIBLE does not speak of such an office. History tells us the first bishop of bishops came in AD590-600s. 14. Roman Church has all the false unbiblical clergies - Roman priests, roman cardinals, roman pontiff, monks, nuns, friars, … BIBLE mentions only pastors, teachers, evangelists, prophets, apostles, deacons, bishop, elders. Titus 1:5, Eph 4:11, 1 Tim 3. 15. Roman Church claim its doctrines come from traditions of Apostles. BUT 95% of roman doctrines are Not from traditions of Jesus or Apostles or Scriptures; neither practised by the Church of the Bible.
The Sadducee Temple priests officiated the weekly Sabbaths and High Days at the time of Christ, who never contested their solar calendar. In 66AD the Pharisee Anti-Roman (Anti-Fasse/ANTIFA) Zealot rebels, seized control of the Temple. When contested for control, 20000 Judean 'Jewish' Edomites assisted the Zealots and murdered most of the Sadducee aristocracy, priests and hundreds of the Jerusalem populace. The ANTIFA Zealot rebels then appointed their own accursed lunar calendar high priest, who was the last to be seen standing in the Holy Place when THREE AND A HALF YEARS later, the prince of the Roman Empire arrived and desolated Jerusalem, Judea and the Jews in 70 AD - culminating in the taking of Masada another THREE AND A HALF YEARS AFTERWARDS. Most of the Christians, remembering Christ's words, escaped to Jordan between the two sieges of Jerusalem - the first siege by General Gallus who then strangely withdrew from Judea, and the second by "prince" Titus son of the new Emperor. These SEVEN YEARS are the fulfillment of Daniels prophesy. Surviving Pharisees continued to enforce their lunar calendar 'sabbaths and high days' in the Synagogues, which they controlled - hiding the Sadducee Temple calendar from the people. Constantine managed to establish the Resurrection day as Sunday in 30 AD on their Julian calendar, which actually overlapped the Biblical weekly Sabbath THAT year. Unable to establish the Biblical calendar, Constantine changed Sunday to the first day of his new Roman week, in honour of the Resurrection. Later Constantine's son Constantius ll, knowing the Pharisee's lunar interpretation of the Biblical calendar to be Babylonian and Canaanite, forbade them from signaling the start of their lunar months across the Empire from Jerusalem. As a concequence, Hillel ll was forced to choose a Roman day for their weekly 'sabbath', and he chose Saturday - the seventh day of Constantine's NEW Roman week. The rest of their lunar calendar they kept by Rabbinical calculation. Thus the true Biblical Temple calendar was lost until the discovery of the Dead Sea Scroll's. The Dead Sea Scroll's solar calendar, corrected to the Sadducee 19th Abib Omer Wave Sheaf, is the correct Biblical calendar, revealing the weekly Sabbaths and High Days - which is why the Zionist State of Israel suppressed them for 40 years before they were leaked out on micro fish copies. Saturday was only chosen as the Jewish 'sabbath' by Heliel II about 300 years after Christ. He standadised the Jewish calendar. Even before that, the weekly 'sabbath' they kept was the Babylonian lunar 'sabbath' that the Pharisees introduced and enforced in the Synagogues, after the Temple was destroyed in 70AD. The true weekly Sabbath was already hidden by the Pharisees in favour of the Babylonian lunar interpretation of the Biblical calendar. Knowing this, Constantine's son forbade them from signaling their pagan lunar calendar observations across the Roman Empire. However Constantine himself was unable to determine the true Biblical weekly Sabbath, but he was able to determine that Christ was resurrected in that year on the Roman solar calendars "Sunday". Therefore, in honour of the resurrection he changed Sunday to the first day of his NEW Roman week, and also made Sunday the day of rest. Without Roman authority to signal their Babylonian lunar 'sabbath' across the empire, Hillel II and other anti-Christ Jews were forced to choose a Roman weekday as their "new sabbath" and he chose the seventh day of Constantine's new Roman week - i.e. "Saturday" ! Rabbi 'Sages' don't tell you all this and most Rabbis don't even know this themselves ! Karaite Jews today still keep the Babylonial lunar calendar and many Christians have been seduced into doing the same. Jericho was an ancient lunar calendar observation city dedicated to and named after their moon god. The Bible called Jericho the "accursed city" and Joshua was commanded to totally destroy it and its inhabitants after marching around it once for six consecutive days, and seven times on the seventh day - i.e. 13 times in total ! I think that, as opposed to the Second Advent and the "Marriage of the Lamb" that nobody knows when, the preceding "great and dreadful day of the Lord" can actually be established as the 20th March 2031. The world will feel that ominous consuming fire approaching and will run around trying to hide, while Christians enter into their inner prayer "chambers". When the Christians come out, there will be no OTHER flesh and blood survivers - who will be burnt up and trodden "as ash under their feet." They will mourn for their friends and relatives who weren't "saved", but SOMETIME afterwards will witness the return of Christ coming from east to west. Raising their eyes they will be transformed in an instant, allowing them to rise up and meet His RETURN. Thereafter, they will be consoled when He "wipes the tears" from their eyes and takes care of them like as "calves of the stall". That's how I perceive these future Biblical events. Don't the dead in Christ rise "first" - a great multitude ? Then those living Christians that are "left" come safely out of their prayer chambers - AFTER the "wrath", to "tread upon the ashes of the wicked who have been removed from the earth" - "The righteous shall NEVER be removed but the wicked shall be cut off". These "saved" righteous remnant "lift up their eyes", and are then "changed in the twinkling of an eye", and able to rise up and meet Christ returning with this great host..... The chronology in the Septuagint is a few hundred years longer than in the Masoretic Text. Both are flawed: The imminent millennial reign of Christ on earth coincides with Yahweh's 2nd 'day' of rest - "and His rest shall be glorious" because His Son is ruling on earth for that 1000-year-day. So if Yahweh's first "day" of rest was ALSO a thousand-year-day, in which Adam died at 930 years old "in the same day" he sinned, and Adam was also made near the end of the previous 6th 'day', then we are currently near the end of the 13th thousand-year-day which actually ends on the "great and dreadful day of the Lord" on the 20th March 2031.
@Michael-pn5lp _"These SEVEN YEARS are the fulfillment of Daniels prophesy."_ Except they're not, not even close. To be sure, Revelation was written in the 90s AD as the earliest and best attested tradition shows. Ireneaus, a disciple of Polycarp, who was a disciple of the apostle John, understood the false messiah of Revelation 13 was still a future event. A few similarities (like armies surrounding and destroying the city/temple and people fleeing) between the destruction in 70 AD and the future one described in Revelation (and elsewhere) should be no surprise as it was common. There were even some heavenly signs that apparently took place as described by Josephus and others -- yet they were not the heavenly signs Christ described which would take place before His return. There were also similarities between the 1st temple and 2nd destruction, including both being destroyed on the 9th of Av. The 1st and future 3rd also have similarities, like an idol set up in the sanctuary and worshiped, which did not occur in 70 AD, nor was it given as any of the reasons Christ gave in the 8 woes in Matthew 23 for the temple being destroyed. As Solomon taught, things that came before will come again, history is cyclical, nothing new under the sun, etc. There was no abomination of desolation idol set up in the temple made to be worshiped along with the false messiah who is also going to be set up as the Lord in the temple and wages war against the saints for 3.5 years with almost no flesh left alive until every eye sees Christ return from heaven in blazing glory with myriads of angles and the saints resurrected and taken up to meet Him in the air ushering in a 1000 years of the messianic kingdom on earth on the seat of David where all the nations would come to give offerings. There was also no giant splitting of the Mt of Olives where Christ's feet will touch down either, neither is there a huge stream flowing through it coming from under the temple throne - there was no temple or throne set up after 70 AD. There was no regathering of the 12 tribes from the nations to allot the land as described by Ezekiel with converted Gentiles included in the inheritance. There was not 2 witnesses (Moses and Elijah) performing major signs in the land and calling down curses upon the wicked including fire and hail and earthquakes and the plagues described in Revelation. There were no 2 beasts (false messiah and false prophet) who performed similar signs imitating the 2 witnesses and opposing them, like the 2 magicians vs Moses and Aaron, until their testimony was over and they were slain in the city and resurrected and taken up to heaven 3 days later. There was no deadly head wound sustained by the false messiah (likely from the 2 witnesses) who appears to be resurrected by the false prophet imitating Elijah resurrecting the widow's son in the old testament. There was no confederacy of 10 kings giving their power and authority with their armies to the false messiah who was over a composite govt made up of the beast kingdoms described by Daniel which include Rome and Greece and Persia. There was 7 year covenant enforcement of the renewed Sinai covenant/Mosaic law by the false prophet (Christ shows the sabbath will be strictly enforced under the reign of the false messiah, Mat 24.20), as the rabbis anticipate Elijah to do when he returns, which in the OT came with the name of the Lord sealed in the forehead and hand which is what Rev 13 shows him doing, coincidentally, along with the buying/selling of offerings and sacrifices which none can do unless they take the mark of his name of the false messiah in his covenant, which is spiritual not physical just as God's was and is in Rev 7 and 14.1 upon His faithful people. There was no new heavens and earth created after the 1000 year messianic kingdom and great white throne judgement from the Father with the great fires of the lake of fire (dead sea/salt sea which in ancient times burned with sulfur after Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed). There was no New Jerusalem come down from heaven with no need for the sun for Christ is the light of the world. Preterism is a ruse designed to put watchers to sleep and blind Christians to the efforts of the Temple Institute to build a 3rd temple, and they have red heifers in Jerusalem right now eager to being the process.
In Revelation 13 we have the second beast/false prophet who comes imitating the signs of Elijah to do 3 important things the rabbis expect Elijah to do: 1) Renew the Sinai covenant marriage which in the Torah came with sealing the congregation with the mark of the Name of God in the forehead and hand in dedication of thoughts and works through the Aaronic Benediction as symbolized by the tefillin (Mark of the beast); _“You shall bind them [commandments per Deu 6.1-7] for a SIGN/MARK UPON YOUR HAND, and they shall be as frontlets BETWEEN YOUR EYES [the forehead].”_ (Deut 6.8) 2) Restore the sacrifices which only those who enter the renewed covenant (take the mark of the name in covenant marriage) can participate in with the money-changers and merchants Yeshua threw out (buying and selling); _"And Jesus entered the temple and drove out all those who were BUYING AND SELLING in the temple"_ (Mat 21.12) 3) Regather and number the tribes in a census as in the books of Numbers and Ezra by heads of family names (number of names/number of men); _”Take a census of all the congregation of the sons of Israel, by their families, by their fathers' households, according to THE NUMBER OF NAMES, every male, head by head”_ (NUMBERS 1.2), and, _"..The NUMBER OF MEN of the people of Israel.."_ (Ezra 2.2) These are expected by the rabbis for Elijah to perform before the arrival of their (false) messiah who will enforce the Sinai covenant marriage in defiance of the new covenant marriage announced by Jeremiah who said it would not be like the one at Sinai (Jeremiah 31). Hence, the law is for the lawless (1Tim 1.9) and we know the false messiah is also called the lawless one (2Thes 2.8). My latest vid on the AC kingdom has deeper info. ======== Shareable verses: I wonder if the two witnesses will come to Jerusalem soon (when a temple is built?) _”And their dead bodies will lie on the street of _*_THE GREAT CITY_*_ which spiritually is called Sodom and Egypt, >>where also their Lord was crucified.
Thanks so much. I'm seriously considering going to a 7th day Adventist church. Wow....I've been gaslighted all my life 😢.
God bless you and thank you for this God inspired message 💗. Katie from Australia
I attend a Messianic synagoge. We are Judeo-Christians. Most people who attend are Christains. We blieve in following Yeshua who observed the Saturday Sabbath, and also celebrated the Jewish festivals. Lets me be clear. Jews wrote the Bible for Jews. The Apostles were all Jewish and so was Yeshua. We observe Jewish Festivals, and we study the Tanakh. You MUST understand the Torah before you can understand the New Testamont which is a continuation. If you want to know what the Bible says, allow a Jewish Rabbi to expalin as he understands the Jewish Idioms, customs and cultures of the time.
Sda is not the only church worship on truth Sabbath.
@@kevindecker9444 The feasts are important to note because they are the shadow prophecies of future events: the spring festivals forewarned of Jesus's. 1st coming - Passover=Crucifixion, etc. The fall festivals forewarn of his 2nd coming - we're living through the Atonement now for instance. But recall also that the Ceremonial Law aspect of the feasts died with Christ and were replaced by His New Covenant.
@@pauljohn0001 True - but it is the only worldwide Remnant church that's a sabbath keeping christian movement. Not perfect, but strictly Sola Scriptura. (And I speak as ex Catholic...)
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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.
Amen! Thank you TM for your zeal and desire to bring God's Truth to light; exposing darkness, lies and deceptions of the enemy of Truth.
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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 Sir, you have completely missed the entire point of the Sabbath. For your sake, I pray you look at it again and continue your studies in the ministration of the Holy Spirit and not deceiving spirits and doctrines of demons, speaking lies. In doing, you will find there are many truthful resources available for your learning through Truth. I pray also God have mercy on your soul and He help us all in our seeking in spirit and truth. Contact me personally if you would like further light exposing the erroneous darkness you have believed, and I will help you. There are far too many Scriptures and presentations for your learning to post in this comment section. I prayed God be with you.
Thank you Lord Jesus for these brethren who are presenting the truth of the word of God. May God continue to bless and keep you until He is seen coming in the clouds of glory!!!
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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 am of the Remnant, of the scattered, an Israelite. This is an absolutely astonishing teaching.
Follower of " The Way. Thank you.
I pray this message reaches millions
Gods been having me study the sabbath - I’ve been saved 3 years, but he’s lead me to look into it.
The Lord Jesus saved me at home
Said he left the 99 for 1 to me. I will do anything to know truth and worship him in it!!!!
Amen and Hallel-Yah!! I had a very similar experience this past year and am so on fire for Yeshua!! As the Messiah tells us, keep asking, seeking, and knocking!! He never disappoints!!
Best wishes!
- Kyle
Be careful stating "I will do anything for ... ". That is how Lucifer will trick you.
I keep going back and listening to this show❤❤❤
Was looking forward to the second installment in the series. So thankful that you all put this together, it’s a straightforward way for people to see the way that the papacy unashamedly claims the credit for changing the Sabbath. Praying for your safety, for divine intervention and inspiration in your lives.
The Sabbath could never be changed in the faith of Yahweh, what was changed was the real truth being made a lie and calling it Christianity.
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 of 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 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. So 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.
Happy to know that there’s brother and sister that still believe in the sabbath day! GOD be with all of use !!!
Great message! Continue speaking the truth about what God's words say so the people will learn right from wrong. Expose the errors for what they are in order for them to make the right choice. Keep up the good work brothers!😊
What is your problem get off my case
I think your hitting te nail on the haed, too many people are sitting letting someone else rightly divide the word of truth, and never take time to study it themselves. And if they do so many just follow what lessons being said so realy just confirming false teachers and never putting it to the test.
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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.
There are Special Blessings to all those who are obedient to follow all of God's
Commandments. I am very blessed to be a Seventh Day Adventist Christian.
Thank God for the Marvelous Light of His Word.
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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.
Powerfull, Sabbath Truth is truth. Praise God! Jesus is the present Truth to us free from the false sunday sabbath. Amen preach it
This was eye opening content. As a novice Christian, I learned so much from this video. I was born and raised Catholic but the more I learn about the CC, I could never continue to follow their guidelines.
Indeed! know God for yourself!!
As a "novice" Christian I would encourage you to see why Catholics believe what they do. Try Trent Horn at the Council of Trent and decide for yourself. Don't just listen to one side of the argument. That's what satan wants. For you to make emotional decisions instead of rational sound ones after careful study and prayer. There is ONE Church Jesus established not many. Only ONE traces back to Pentecost and its not this false S.D.A. cult.
It is because you were raised going to church without understanding the history of christianity. The history of christianity or the church is what the catholic church is all about.
Don't be fooled that SDA lack a magesterium of sorts. All beliefs have a magisterium. This is what guides the followers. For SDA it's a self proclaimed false prophetess named Ellen G White. For Catholics, it's Jesus Christ & His Apostolic successors who He gave direct authority to form His One Holy and Apostolic Church. For Lutherans, its Luther. Islam, is Muhammad... see the pattern? Follow the actual history, not fairy tales. Don't let the apostolic martyrs to have died for Christ in vain.
@@shilesa3342 amen.
God's law can not be change, man can only think to change it.
ALMIGHTY GOD will repay.
You're fighting about the law and the Pope you are sisters and brother churches both from once back in a god out of Saturday and ones making a god out of Sunday and you've thrown Jesus out bath water both colts
Jesus preached for about 3.5 years, and he had plenty of time to tell his followers about the "new sabbath" on the first day of the week. Instead, he said in John 14:15, "If you love me, keep my commandments."
@@josuerice3116 sda church false doctrine false prophet 1844 is lie pen white Jesus is not did an investigative judgement on the right hand of God in your constitution who does the seventh-day Adventist Church say Jesus is it is the blood covenant of Jesus written in his own blood do you think God is sitting with a book to give you a right Mark if you go to church on Saturday I have never ever your church having a meeting to pray for the sick or free people from from demons you don't even know the holy spirit overlook the Sunday law is coming good grief making a doctrine out of Saturday
@@josuerice3116 oh by the way I was eight years in the seventh Day Adventist and Jesus set me free
Thank you very much for opening the eyes of the World, i' was born by a Sabbath Father who teach me how to keep the Sabbath and the meaning of Sunday, it was in D R Congo as you all know it's French Country and I' never speak English before, but my Father save from Worshipping the Sun that is Created God than the Creator himself, after my Father pass , I' move to South Africa where I' find myself Surrounded by only Sunday Worshippers, but everytime my is broken to see that they are had not to break, but today is Saturday is Sabbath and I'm busy keeping the holly day in my room until 12am and I' decide to check something in RUclips and I' come across your Video today you have no idea how happy i' m feeling right now 😂 the Lord Almighty answer my Prayers 🙏 Thanks again and remain bless this is a great Job.
Amen! It is the biblical truth. It is sad , because most of the Christians here are saying that Saturday Sabbath day only for the Israel , sunday is for gentile. But According to God's words , it is for all the humankind. God is not change. 👍👏👏👋👋🙏🙏🙏❤️
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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.
Well you have to realize you can't get 3 days and 3 nights in the tomb from Fri afternoon till Sunday morning. So you can't base sun on that impossible.
And the reason people get confused.... There was two Sabbath s that week one for passover and the regular Sabbath.
These are great can't wait for the next episode
Wonderful presentation. Extremely informative and interesting. I’m praying that many who have never heard these truths will listen and the Holy Spirit will assist them in discerning truth. God bless your fine ministry.
I love the Pod cast style, this is so clear and informative, breaking down enemy strongholds. Keep up the good work. God bless.
I really enjoy your messages. Thank you for all the effort y'all put into this.
Praise God for His truth coming out in a time of darkness and “relevant truth”. May HE reign supreme!
God Bless You & the whole Amazing Discoveries team. 🙏👍👏
I really appreciate your presentations. I like the fact that you cover a topic without overwhelming us from too many directions. God is using your ministry in Amazing Ways 😊
Well said! How I agree! Thank you. It is lovely to feel connected to good people through watching this Amazing ministry. God be with you.
The world can " wonder after the beast" power, but God reiterates in His Holy Word that He changes not. We get to choose whom we will serve. I choose my Creator God!
What the modern Church needs is a New Covenant Revival (Heb. 9:10) in which members of various denominations are willing to re-examine everything they believe and see if it agrees with the Bible, instead of the traditions of men. We need to be like the Bereans. It will be a battle between our flesh and the Holy Spirit. It will not be easy. If you get mad and upset when someone challenges your man-made Bible doctrines, that is your flesh resisting the truth found in God's Word.
Nobody can completely understand the Bible unless they understand the relationship between the Old Covenant given to Moses at Mount Sinai and the New Covenant fulfilled in blood at Calvary.
What brings all local churches together into one Body under the blood of Christ? The answer is found below.
New Covenant Whole Gospel:
Let us now share the Old Testament Gospel found below with the whole world. On the road to Emmaus He said the Old Testament is about Him.
He is the very Word of God in John 1:1, 14. Awaken Church to this truth.
Jer 31:31 Behold, the days come, saith the LORD, that I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel, and with the house of Judah:
Jer 31:32 Not according to the covenant that I made with their fathers in the day that I took them by husband unto them, saith the LORD:
Jer 31:33 But this shall be the covenant that I will make with the house of Israel; After those days, saith the LORD, I will put my law in their inward parts, and write it in their hearts; and will be their God, and they shall be my people.
Jer 31:34 And they shall teach no more every man his neighbour, and every man his brother, saying, Know the LORD: for they shall all know me, from the least of them unto the greatest of them, saith the LORD: for I will forgive their iniquity, and I will remember their sin no more.
Is the most important genealogy in the Bible found in Matthew 1:1 (Gal. 3:16)? Is God's Son the ultimate fulfillment of Israel (John 1:49)? Why has the modern Church done a pitiful job of sharing the Gospel with modern Orthodox Jews? Why would someone tell them they are God's chosen people and then fail to share the Gospel with them? Who is the seed of the woman promised in Genesis 3:15? What did Paul say about Genesis 12:3 in Galatians 3:8? Who is the "son" in Psalm 2? Who is the "suffering servant" of Isaiah 53? Who would fulfill the New Covenant promised in Jeremiah 31:31-34? Who would fulfill the timeline of Daniel chapter 9 before the second temple was destroyed? Why have we not heard this simple Old Testament Gospel preached on Christian television in the United States on a regular basis?
Once a person comes to understand the New Covenant promised to Israel and Judah in Jeremiah 31:31-34, which is found fulfilled by Christ during the first century in Hebrews 8:6-13, and Hebrews 10:16-18, and specifically applied to the Church in 2 Corinthians 3:6-8, and Hebrews 12:22-24, man-made Bible doctrines fall apart.
Let us now learn to preach the whole Gospel until He comes back. The King of Israel is risen from the dead! (John 1:49, Acts 2:36)
We are not come to Mount Sinai in Hebrews 12:18. We are come instead to the New Covenant church of Mount Zion and the blood in Hebrews 12:22-24.
1Jn 3:22 And whatsoever we ask, we receive of him, because we keep his commandments, and do those things that are pleasing in his sight.
1Jn 3:23 And this is his commandment, That we should believe on the name of his Son Jesus Christ, and love one another, as he gave us commandment.
1Jn 3:24 And he that keepeth his commandments dwelleth in him, and he in him. And hereby we know that he abideth in us, by the Spirit which he hath given us.
The following verses prove the Holy Spirit is the master teacher for those now in the New Covenant.
Jer 31:34 And they shall teach no more every man his neighbour, and every man his brother, saying, Know the LORD: for they shall all know me, from the least of them unto the greatest of them, saith the LORD: for I will forgive their iniquity, and I will remember their sin no more.
Mar 1:8 I indeed have baptized you with water: but he shall baptize you with the Holy Ghost.
Joh 14:26 But the Comforter, which is the Holy Ghost, whom the Father will send in my name, he shall teach you all things, and bring all things to your remembrance, whatsoever I have said unto you.
Act 11:16 Then remembered I the word of the Lord, how that he said, John indeed baptized with water; but ye shall be baptized with the Holy Ghost.
1Co 12:13 For by one Spirit are we all baptized into one body, whether we be Jews or Gentiles, whether we be bond or free; and have been all made to drink into one Spirit.
1Jn 2:27 But the anointing which ye have received of him abideth in you, and ye need not that any man teach you: but as the same anointing teacheth you of all things, and is truth, and is no lie, and even as it hath taught you, ye shall abide in him.
Watch the RUclips videos “The New Covenant” by David Wilkerson, or Bob George, and David H.J. Gay.
@SpotterVideo . If you don't understand the word of God, please ask me to explain it to you because I can see how dumb and stupid you are. The grace of God is not a new law. Isaiah 42:21. Explain it to me the meaning of MAGNIFIED. Magnified means to extend the law.
Old law.
Exodus 20:13. Thou shall not kill.
New law.
Mathew 5:21,22. This is how Jesus magnified the law.
The old law says, when you kill its sin.
The new law says, when you angry before you kill, is sin because the reason why you kill a person because you angry with him. So, the old law says it's sin when you commit, mean that you already killed someone.
The new law says its sin when you attempt to kill. That means when you start angry and you start thinking to kill him. Try to put this two books together, and you will find the new laws that Jesus wrote.
Exodus 20. And Mathew 5. Stop explaining the word of God to public if you don't understand, ok? You just exactly like Catholics, they said that Jesus gave the keys to Peter to the kingdom of heaven. Mathew 16: 19. Jesus said, and I will give the keys. The word...I WILL...means still in progress. It's doesn't mean that Jesus already gave the keys. No, that is completely wrong. Don't try to fool yourself. The way you explain the bible is like a pre schooling and not wise at all. Ant you embarrassed? Go bk to school.
SUNDAY is an English word, which literally means the 'day of the Sun'. However, it doesn't mean that we worship the Sun as a god/goddess whatsoever you may call it. We in India, KHASI we call it "Ka Sngi u Blei" which means 'God's day'.
HAPPY SABBATH brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus, the LORD OF the SABBATH.
Thanks for this video brothers. I shared on FB. This is very important information. God bless you!
Thank you both for providing this important information. May the Lord bless your ministry and cause it to grow from strength to strength. I have been a Sabbath keeper for many years and will share this information with others who keep the Sabbath with me.
Your sabbath keeping will profit you nothing. Sooo your Jewish? Which tribe did you come from. Oh!!!! You don't know. Sooo maybe you are a gentile after all. Sooo the gentiles were never under the law, they became a law unto themselves. That's in Romans.
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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.
Thank you for showing me that I was right about the sabbath being on saturday and to keep it holy. You have a amazing ministry. And I love that you really research about things in the Bible that nobody realizes are in the Bible.
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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 Reason and sense demand the acceptance of one or the other of these alternatives: either Protestantism and the keeping holy of Saturday, or Catholicity and the keeping holy of Sunday. Compromise is impossible.
-John Cardinal Gibbons, The Catholic Mirror, December 23, 1893.
When you point out that Protestants say they keep Sunday to celebrate the resurrection, we should point out that Jesus gave us Baptism to celebrate or demonstrate the resurrection. We "die" under the water and rise to new life! Amen! Thank you for your programs! I watch all of them!
Sunday worshipers are law breakers. That excuse will not stand in Gods court.
@@PaulPost-b7d maybe you misunderstood my comment? I'm not saying that's an excuse, I'm saying that that's not a reason to keep Sunday. There is no reason or excuse to keep Sunday as Sabbath
Sorry sister for misunderstanding you.
Let's talk about primarily about corporal works of mercy. Let stupidness go grounded
Good work .Keep doing it . Adventists are not against any church . They share pure truth of the Holy Bible because they love their brothers and sisters .
Happy Sabbath! Thank you for your commitment to truth. Praying for you. Please pray for me, I am a Bible Worker in Portland, OR
How in the wold the Sabbath was not part of Christianity for over thousand years until Helen G White Came lone and introduced the idea after the great disappointment and trying to keep is following. Just think of it for a second. Was HGW speaking for GOD????. What evidence is there?
Christians worship a risen Lord on the day He Rose!!!
Wake up
@@hermanapue6438The two dudes talking don't really know what they are talking about.....They believe the errors and man made doctrines by Ellen G White....a false prophet from Michigan United States......yes according to your answer E. G White started the Cult SDA in 1865.....here the two dudes don't really know what they're talking about.....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Another great presentation on the most important topic for these times. Thank you both and may God bless your ministry 🙏
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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.
Amen! Great work. My family and I just changed from Sunday worship to Saturday. We are attending Living Church of God. I thank God for his guidance through the work of the Holy Spirit. Before my husband converted to Saturday, we endured tribulations because he didn't want to leave our old church(Sunday). Only the power of God can change a person. Now, we all attend our Saturday Service and God's Holidays. So, I AGREED WITH EVERYTHING YOU SHARED when I listened to this video. This is what our church teaches. God bless your ministry.
Hallelujah, to God be the glory!!!
Whn was the Sabbath before there was a Saturday or Sunday
Jesus & the disciples broke the Old Sabbath.
Matthew 12:1-8 👈🏼👈🏼
The Sabbath is every day.
Like 1:74-75 👈🏼👆🏼
How ridiculous to serve the Lord only one day. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@frankmoreno7216 it's about much more than serving Him one day - it's about obedience.
or did He lie to us in Ex 20:8-11 ??
and no - the Sabbath is not every day.
and no - Jesus and His did not break the Sabbath.
@@tony1685
First of all,picking 🌽 is the same as picking sticks and nowhere in the New Testament does Jesus Christ teach the Old Sabbath.
Numbers 15:32 👈🏼👈🏼
So yes, Jesus Christ & the disciples broke the Sabbath.
And Paul worshipped ( preached ) on Sunday.
Acts 20:7 👈🏼👈🏼
Thank you for all the work you do. God bless you and your ministry
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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.
Outstanding Explanation Of Biblical Truths
Thanks Sir
Whenever you do a multi part video, you should always link the other parts in each one so if we are not directly in the channel we can easily find them. For instance, I am now seeing this part 2 right now but have not seen part 1 yet and I know (having been to the channel many times) there are a ton of video to look through seeking the part 1. Save us some time and quickly add part 1's link in the description with all the other links or at least add it to the comments and pin it. Thank you!!
@nikosgogas6672 thanks! I had forgotten to look for it and I'm glad I commented because here I go!!
@@nikosgogas6672 thank you for the link, it is appreciated 👍👍👍.
The Sadducee Temple priests officiated the weekly Sabbaths and High Days at the time of Christ, who never contested their solar calendar.
In 66AD the Pharisee Anti-Roman (Anti-Fasse/ANTIFA) Zealot rebels, seized control of the Temple.
When contested for control, 20000 Judean 'Jewish' Edomites assisted the Zealots and murdered most of the Sadducee aristocracy, priests and hundreds of the Jerusalem populace.
The ANTIFA Zealot rebels then appointed their own accursed lunar calendar high priest, who was the last to be seen standing in the Holy Place when THREE AND A HALF YEARS later, the prince of the Roman Empire arrived and desolated Jerusalem, Judea and the Jews in 70 AD - culminating in the taking of Masada another THREE AND A HALF YEARS AFTERWARDS.
Most of the Christians, remembering Christ's words, escaped to Jordan between the two sieges of Jerusalem - the first siege by General Gallus who then strangely withdrew from Judea, and the second by "prince" Titus son of the new Emperor.
These SEVEN YEARS are the fulfillment of Daniels prophesy.
Surviving Pharisees continued to enforce their lunar calendar 'sabbaths and high days' in the Synagogues, which they controlled - hiding the Sadducee Temple calendar from the people.
Constantine managed to establish the Resurrection day as Sunday in 30 AD on their Julian calendar, which actually overlapped the Biblical weekly Sabbath THAT year.
Unable to establish the Biblical calendar, Constantine changed Sunday to the first day of his new Roman week, in honour of the Resurrection.
Later Constantine's son Constantius ll, knowing the Pharisee's lunar interpretation of the Biblical calendar to be Babylonian and Canaanite, forbade them from signaling the start of their lunar months across the Empire from Jerusalem.
As a concequence, Hillel ll was forced to choose a Roman day for their weekly 'sabbath', and he chose Saturday - the seventh day of Constantine's NEW Roman week. The rest of their lunar calendar they kept by Rabbinical calculation.
Thus the true Biblical Temple calendar was lost until the discovery of the Dead Sea Scroll's.
The Dead Sea Scroll's solar calendar, corrected to the Sadducee 19th Abib Omer Wave Sheaf, is the correct Biblical calendar, revealing the weekly Sabbaths and High Days - which is why the Zionist State of Israel suppressed them for 40 years before they were leaked out on micro fish copies.
Saturday was only chosen as the Jewish 'sabbath' by Heliel II about 300 years after Christ. He standadised the Jewish calendar. Even before that, the weekly 'sabbath' they kept was the Babylonian lunar 'sabbath' that the Pharisees introduced and enforced in the Synagogues, after the Temple was destroyed in 70AD.
The true weekly Sabbath was already hidden by the Pharisees in favour of the Babylonian lunar interpretation of the Biblical calendar. Knowing this, Constantine's son forbade them from signaling their pagan lunar calendar observations across the Roman Empire.
However Constantine himself was unable to determine the true Biblical weekly Sabbath, but he was able to determine that Christ was resurrected in that year on the Roman solar calendars "Sunday". Therefore, in honour of the resurrection he changed Sunday to the first day of his NEW Roman week, and also made Sunday the day of rest.
Without Roman authority to signal their Babylonian lunar 'sabbath' across the empire, Hillel II and other anti-Christ Jews were forced to choose a Roman weekday as their "new sabbath" and he chose the seventh day of Constantine's new Roman week - i.e. "Saturday" !
Rabbi 'Sages' don't tell you all this and most Rabbis don't even know this themselves !
Karaite Jews today still keep the Babylonial lunar calendar and many Christians have been seduced into doing the same.
Jericho was an ancient lunar calendar observation city dedicated to and named after their moon god.
The Bible called Jericho the "accursed city" and Joshua was commanded to totally destroy it and its inhabitants after marching around it once for six consecutive days, and seven times on the seventh day - i.e. 13 times in total !
I think that, as opposed to the Second Advent and the "Marriage of the Lamb" that nobody knows when, the preceding "great and dreadful day of the Lord" can actually be established as the 20th March 2031.
The world will feel that ominous consuming fire approaching and will run around trying to hide, while Christians enter into their inner prayer "chambers".
When the Christians come out, there will be no OTHER flesh and blood survivers - who will be burnt up and trodden "as ash under their feet."
They will mourn for their friends and relatives who weren't "saved", but SOMETIME afterwards will witness the return of Christ coming from east to west.
Raising their eyes they will be transformed in an instant, allowing them to rise up and meet His RETURN.
Thereafter, they will be consoled when He "wipes the tears" from their eyes and takes care of them like as "calves of the stall".
That's how I perceive these future Biblical events.
Don't the dead in Christ rise "first" - a great multitude ? Then those living Christians that are "left" come safely out of their prayer chambers - AFTER the "wrath", to "tread upon the ashes of the wicked who have been removed from the earth" - "The righteous shall NEVER be removed but the wicked shall be cut off".
These "saved" righteous remnant "lift up their eyes", and are then "changed in the twinkling of an eye", and able to rise up and meet Christ returning with this great host.....
The chronology in the Septuagint is a few hundred years longer than in the Masoretic Text. Both are flawed:
The imminent millennial reign of Christ on earth coincides with Yahweh's 2nd 'day' of rest - "and His rest shall be glorious" because His Son is ruling on earth for that 1000-year-day.
So if Yahweh's first "day" of rest was ALSO a thousand-year-day, in which Adam died at 930 years old "in the same day" he sinned, and Adam was also made near the end of the previous 6th 'day', then we are currently near the end of the 13th thousand-year-day which actually ends on the "great and dreadful day of the Lord" on the 20th March 2031.
Lets keep in mind My Beloved Brother; In the type] on the Border of canaan Land, the devil made so many distractions
that Israel was confused and didn't know exactly what to do. Today, we have lunar sabbath doctrine;
flat earth doctrine, sun worship and climate agenda. When creation is used in worshipping the Creator,
its is idolatry.
We have been informed that there will be tares in the church; and what did Jesus say about the tares?
Let them grow together. Meanwhile the tares are working for the attention of the remnant people,
hey look at me, or look at us and see what we are doing in God's Church. And this tactic of distraction
seems to be working.Plzz stay focused on the Three Angels Message.
Jesus will separate the wheat from the tares and currently appears to be what's happening.
God Bless
_"These SEVEN YEARS are the fulfillment of Daniels prophesy."_
Except they're not, not even close. To be sure, Revelation was written in the 90s AD as the earliest and best attested tradition shows. Ireneaus, a disciple of Polycarp, who was a disciple of the apostle John, understood the false messiah of Revelation 13 was still a future event.
A few similarities (like armies surrounding and destroying the city/temple and people fleeing) between the destruction in 70 AD and the future one described in Revelation (and elsewhere) should be no surprise as it was common. There were even some heavenly signs that apparently took place as described by Josephus and others -- yet they were not the heavenly signs Christ described which would take place before His return.
There were also similarities between the 1st temple and 2nd destruction, including both being destroyed on the 9th of Av. The 1st and future 3rd also have similarities, like an idol set up in the sanctuary and worshiped, which did not occur in 70 AD, nor was it given as any of the reasons Christ gave in the 8 woes in Matthew 23 for the temple being destroyed.
As Solomon taught, things that came before will come again, history is cyclical, nothing new under the sun, etc.
There was no abomination of desolation idol set up in the temple made to be worshiped along with the false messiah who is also going to be set up as the Lord in the temple and wages war against the saints for 3.5 years with almost no flesh left alive until every eye sees Christ return from heaven in blazing glory with myriads of angles and the saints resurrected and taken up to meet Him in the air ushering in a 1000 years of the messianic kingdom on earth on the seat of David where all the nations would come to give offerings.
There was also no giant splitting of the Mt of Olives where Christ's feet will touch down either, neither is there a huge stream flowing through it coming from under the temple throne - there was no temple or throne set up after 70 AD.
There was no regathering of the 12 tribes from the nations to allot the land as described by Ezekiel with converted Gentiles included in the inheritance.
There was not 2 witnesses (Moses and Elijah) performing major signs in the land and calling down curses upon the wicked including fire and hail and earthquakes and the plagues described in Revelation.
There were no 2 beasts (false messiah and false prophet) who performed similar signs imitating the 2 witnesses and opposing them, like the 2 magicians vs Moses and Aaron, until their testimony was over and they were slain in the city and resurrected and taken up to heaven 3 days later.
There was no deadly head wound sustained by the false messiah (likely from the 2 witnesses) who appears to be resurrected by the false prophet imitating Elijah resurrecting the widow's son in the old testament.
There was no confederacy of 10 kings giving their power and authority with their armies to the false messiah who was over a composite govt made up of the beast kingdoms described by Daniel which include Rome and Greece and Persia.
There was 7 year covenant enforcement of the renewed Sinai covenant/Mosaic law by the false prophet (Christ shows the sabbath will be strictly enforced under the reign of the false messiah, Mat 24.20), as the rabbis anticipate Elijah to do when he returns, which in the OT came with the name of the Lord sealed in the forehead and hand which is what Rev 13 shows him doing, coincidentally, along with the buying/selling of offerings and sacrifices which none can do unless they take the mark of his name of the false messiah in his covenant, which is spiritual not physical just as God's was and is in Rev 7 and 14.1 upon His faithful people.
There was no new heavens and earth created after the 1000 year messianic kingdom and great white throne judgement from the Father with the great fires of the lake of fire (dead sea/salt sea which in ancient times burned with sulfur after Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed).
There was no New Jerusalem come down from heaven with no need for the sun for Christ is the light of the world.
Preterism is a ruse designed to put watchers to sleep and blind Christians to the efforts of the Temple Institute to build a 3rd temple, and they have red heifers in Jerusalem right now eager to being the process.
So to be precise! The Sabbath starts at sunset Friday night till Saturday sunset! The next day always started at sunset I think! Can anyone clarify this please?!
That is correct
Yes, this is from Genesis 1, when you read the creation account you will see at the end of each work of creation there's a statement that says "and the evening and the morning were the..." first day, second day, third day. You see a pattern where from evening to evening a new day is begins.
Yes, that is correct. The evening & the morning is the way it was proclaimed in Genesis after each day of creation.
Praise the Lord!!!!
You are both in my prayers and thank you for your ministry. Your topics are both timely and thought-provoking.
If you want to learn correct information about the Catholic Church which is the First Christian Church started by Jesus Christ Himself please read "Rome sweet home" and "Crossing the Tiber" God bless you and you are in my prayers
This is why Ecclesiastes 1:18 says,
“For in much wisdom is much grief: and he that increaseth knowledge increaseth sorrow.”
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Unfortunately, the men in this video are highly uneducated about the Christian Faith. If you want to learn correct information about the Catholic Church which is the First Christian Church started by Jesus Christ Himself please read "Rome sweet home" and "Crossing the Tiber" God bless you and you are in my prayers
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I’d really like to see the proof.
Maybe you could share it here on RUclips?
Did you know that (in the future) satan is going to impersonate Christ? as in walking the earth, performing miracles, appearing to heal the sick, after he was/is the one who afflicted them with the sickness in the first place, of course.
Do you know how many people will be deceived by this (unbiblical) act of the adversary? I don’t, but it’s going to be at least all those who already believe in spiritualism. It’s going to look like proof to those deceived. The Bible clearly says the dead know not anything. (See Ecclesiastes 9:5, 6, 10, to start)
Yet, the RCC teach purgatory!
I’d appreciate the proof of that one, also, because I cannot find it anywhere in the Holy Scripture. 🤷🏻♀️
@@danielfedele Wrong! Jesus didn;t start Catholicism, a Roman pagan Emperor started his own private interpretation of Christianity. Unfortunately he decided to keep the ROman pagan calendar instead of Gods Luni-Solar calendar, hence why all the world worships the IMAGE OF THE BEAST to this very day. In fact Rev 13 clearly states that it DECEIVES, such that even the SDA cultists JW's, Baptists, AOG, Pentecostals, Anglicans, Mormons, everyone still uses the Roman pagan calendar. It has even become International Law to express all dates according to the Roman gregorian Calendar PCT R79.1, so no country can BUY or SELL without expressing Dates for all contracts in Gregorian time. All computers, clocks, watches, everything uses ROman Gregorian time.
In the exact same way that you also have been DECEIVED, just like Eve was DECEIVED. Whilst ever you remain in this DECEPTION you are experiencing a STRONG DELUSION sent to you by God Himself, because you prefer to believe the lie rather than the TRUTH of His Word in Gen 1:14. As for Catholicism itself, it would have to be the single most offender of IDOLATRY on the planet - something that Jesus Himself never ever did, nor would He condone for even a moment.
All my life we went to church on Sunday. We were Methodists. I had never been told the day was wrong. My family still go on Sunday.
@margiehankins-jerde6094 Margie, it's not wrong to go to church on Sundays or any other day of the week. People have met on the first day of the week (and everyday) since the time of the New Testament.
Acts 2:46 *_"ECERY DAY they continued to meet together_*_ in the temple courts. They broke bread in their homes and ate together with glad and sincere hearts"_
We see that the early church met together on Sundays long before any mandate from Constantine. Acts 20:7 *_"On the first day of the week_*_ , when we were gathered together to break bread..."_
1 Cor 16:2 *_"On the first day of every week_*_ each one of you is to put aside and save, as he may prosper, so that no collections be made when I come"_ (Here, people were coming together on Sundays to gather a collection for the saints. This doesn't mean that the Sabbath was changed to Sundays, rather people were already meeting on this day of the week without God finding fault with them).
@@Wayne_Wilson While it's correct to say that it's acceptable to go to church on any day of the week - as keeping the Sabbath and going to church are two very different things - it is incorrect to suppose that the Scriptures you cited somehow show that the early Church began to meet on Sundays. The Acts 20:7 meeting was held on a "Saturday night", and was probably primarily motivated by the fact that Paul was leaving the next day. I said "primarily", because it was, and still is, a common practice for Jews, and, by extension, Jewish believers to gather immediately after the Sabbath.
And, as for 1 Corinthians 16:2? That passage says absolutely nothing about anyone gathering on a Sunday. It simply says to set something aside at the beginning of the week. And, if it was a gathering, as you and others suppose, it would have been on the aforementioned "Saturday night", as reflected in the Complete Jewish Bible:
1 Corinthians 16:2 CJB Every week, on Motza'ei-Shabbat, each of you should set some money aside, according to his resources, and save it up; so that when I come I won't have to do fundraising.
Acts 20:7 CJB On Motza'ei-Shabbat, when we were gathered to break bread, Sha'ul addressed them. Since he was going to leave the next day, he kept talking until midnight.
Wikipedia:
_The term Motza'ei Shabbat (Hebrew: מוצאי שבת-literally, the going out of the Sabbath) in Judaism refers to the time in the evening immediately following Shabbat, that is Saturday night. It is a time when, following one's declaration of the intention to end Shabbat, it is permissible to resume weekday activities that are prohibited on Shabbat._
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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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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 Old Testament gives us TWO lists of the Ten Commandments - one in the Book of Exodus and another list in the Book of Deuteronomy.
The Ten Commandments in Deuteronomy 5:15 tells us that the purpose of the Sabbath is to remember the Exodus - that is - the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt. If the purpose of the Sabbath in the Old Covenant is to remember the Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt, then the purpose of the Sabbath in the New Covenant is to remember the Exodus Jesus Christ brought about by His death and resurrection.
Jesus Christ brought about the true Exodus - the Exodus from sin and death - which the Old Covenant Exodus was only a shadow.
Paul tells us in Colossians 2: 16-17, that not only are the "ceremonial laws" a "shadow" but that the Seventh-Day Sabbath is a "shadow" also.
Here it is in Paul's Letter to the Colossians 2:16-17 :
'16. Therefore do not let anyone judge you by what you eat or drink, or with regard to a religious festival (that's the annual Jewish feasts), a New Moon celebration (that's the monthly Jewish feasts), or a Sabbath day (that's the weekly Seventh-Day Sabbaths). 17. These are a shadow of the things that were to come; the reality, however, is found in Christ.'
"Shadow" does NOT mean "done away with", it means "transformed". The Old Covenant Passover feast was not "done away with" but was transformed by Christ himself into the Body and Blood of Christ at the Last Supper.
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. The altar in the Temple was not done away with but transformed into the altar of the wood of the cross.
A "shadow" is literally an outline on the ground or wall. A shadow on the ground is not me - I am the real thing - the shadow is only an image, an outline. So too, the "shadow" in the Old Testament has become the reality in Christ at his death and resurrection, which he accomplished on the First-Day of the Week - not on the Seventh-Day of the Week.
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.
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 every 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.
It is the only commandment that starts with remember.
Remember the SABBATH day, to keep it holy.
Keep teaching the TRUTH!!!!
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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 Yeshua resurrection was on Shabbat.
3 Days & 3 Nights Resurrection
Of Yeshua Hamashiach

For as Jonah was three days and three nights in the belly of the great fish, so will the Son of Man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth. Matthew 12:40
Yeshua stated He was to be in the heart of the earth for 3 days and 3 nights. No matter how we slice and dice the days and nights based on Friday crucifixion to Sunday resurrection, we never come up with 3 days and 3 nights. Even if we assumes in John 20:1 that Mary started going to the tomb while it was still dark and arrived at the tomb after the sun had risen, this scenario would only add up to 3 days and 2 nights.

Sabbath is a day of rest. There are weekly Sabbaths (every Saturday), but there are also special Sabbaths (High Sabbath). According to Leviticus 23:4-8, the Jews are to keep a special Sabbath the 1st day after Passover and the 7th day after Passover. We see in John 19:31 the day right after Yeshua’s crucifixion was a High Sabbath.
4 ‘These are the feasts of the Lord, holy convocations which you shall proclaim at their appointed times. 5 On the fourteenth day of the first month at twilight is the Lord’s Passover. 6 And on the fifteenth day of the same month is the Feast of Unleavened Bread to the Lord; seven days you must eat unleavened bread. 7 On the first day you shall have a holy convocation; you shall do no customary work on it. 8 But you shall offer an offering made by fire to the Lord for seven days. The seventh day shall be a holy convocation; you shall do no customary work on it.’ ” Leviticus 23:4-8 KJV
Therefore, because it was the Preparation Day, that the bodies should not remain on the cross on the Sabbath (for that Sabbath was a high day), the Jews asked Pilate that their legs might be broken, and that they might be taken away. John 19:31
The women prepare spices before the Sabbath and brought more spices to finish preparation after the Sabbath. There are two separate event on two different day. Wednesday evening they prepare spices, Thursday they rested, and then Friday they went to market to buy more spices to finish the preparation.
55 And the women who had come with Him from Galilee followed after, and they observed the tomb and how His body was laid. 56 Then they returned and prepared spices and fragrant oils. And they rested on the Sabbath according to the commandment. Luke 23:55-56
Now when the Sabbath was past, Mary Magdalene, Mary the mother of James, and Salome bought spices, that they might come and anoint Him. 2 Very early in the morning, on the first day of the week, they came to the tomb when the sun had risen. Mark 16:1-2
Now the first day of the week Mary Magdalene went to the tomb early, while it was still dark, and saw that the stone had been taken away from the tomb. John 20:1
Note: In Mark 16:1, when the women went to buy spices after the Sabbath, this cannot be on a Sunday since in John 20:1 Mary Magdalene went to the tomb while it was still dark (before sunrise). This would have been before the shops opened since it was still dark. So Mark 16:1 is actually Friday morning.
The sequence of events would be on Wednesday evening women return home to prepare spices (Luke 23:55-56) but they did not have enough but since it was entering the High Sabbath Thursday they rested on the coming day. On Friday morning, the women went to buy more spices to prepare (Mark 16:1-2). For whatever reason they never made it to the tomb Friday. So they had to rest again on the Weekly Sabbath Saturday. Mary Magdalene went early by herself to the tomb before sunrise, (John 20:1) She is shocked the stone had been taken away from the tomb so she ran back to inform the others. Mary Magdalene, Mary the mother of James, Salome and the other disciples run to the tomb after the sun had risen (Mark 16:2, John 20:2, Matthew 28:1)
Note: Matthew 28:1 “Now after the Sabbath, as the first day of the week began to dawn, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary came to see the tomb.” The Greek word used here is σαββάτων, which is genitive plural. Meaning more than one Sabbaths.
Note: Mark 16:9 “Now when He rose early on the first day of the week..” This is a miss translation. The exact Greek: δὲ (now) Ἀναστὰς (risen) πρωῒ (early) πρώτῃ (first/chief) σαββάτου (Sabbath) ἐφάνη (appear) Μαρίᾳ(Mary). This verse should be translated this way:
1: “Now when He has risen early on the chief Sabbath, He appeared to Mary…” Meaning He rose early on the Important First Sabbath. The Greek word πρώτῃ (first/chief) are used throughout the Bible expressing important. Like Revelation 2:8 and Revelation 22:13, where Yeshua stated that He is the (πρώτῃ) First and the Last. The only other reference where we see the translation of the first of the week is in I Corinthians 16:2: μίαν (one) κατὰ (down, against, according to) σαββάτου(Sabbath). Note this is using μίαν (one) and not πρώτῃ (first/chief). So this verse here is not referring to the first day of the week but the special Sabbath day.
Added note: Yeshua’s resurrection and his appearance before Mary does not have to be on the same day, as the exact Greek text is past tense of when Yeshua had risen then He appeared before Marry. He can appeared before Mary five days later and that statement is still correct.
The following section is taken from Heritage Bible Church: Addressing Luke 24:21
We quote the verse again.
“But we trusted that it had been he (Christ) which should have redeemed Israel: and beside all this, to day is the third day since these things were done.” - Luke 24:21
Focusing on the words “…to day is the third day...,” we find that “to day” is not the English word “today” as often assumed, but a compound of Greek words. The words “to day” are translated from the Greek word “semeron” (a combination of the article “he” and the noun “hemera”). The Greek word “semeron” means “on the (i.e. this) day (or night) current or just passed”, generally, “now (i.e. at present, hitherto: this (to-) day.” The Greek noun “hemera” means “day, i.e. (literally) the time space between dawn and dark, or the whole 24 hours. Figuratively, “A period of time, always defined more or less clearly by the context.” (These definitions are substantiated by Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance of the Greek and Hebrew Words.) Therefore, letting Scripture interpret Scripture, and taking the context into consideration, “…to day is the third day…” should be translated “this day just passed is the third day…”
If all Scripture agrees, you have the right answer. (2 Peter 1:20). THERE IS NO CONTRADICTION!
Are we like the two disciples on the Road to Emmaus? We want so badly to believe in our traditions of Good Friday and Easter Sunday, that we do not recognize the truth about our resurrected Savior.
“But their eyes were holden that they should not know him.” (Luke 24:16).
The Bible does not specifically state that the Antichrist will change the day and time. However, this concept is often drawn from Daniel 7:25, which speaks about a figure who will seek to change times and laws. Here's the verse:
Daniel 7:25 (KJV): "And he shall speak great words against the most High, and shall wear out the saints of the most High, and think to change times and laws: and they shall be given into his hand until a time and times and the dividing of time."
This passage is interpreted by some to refer to the Antichrist or a future oppressive ruler who would attempt to alter fundamental aspects of religious observance, including the calendar or laws of God. Many associate "times" with the Sabbath and the calendar, although the text itself does not explicitly mention the Sabbath or specific days of worship.
This interpretation has been particularly emphasized in some Protestant traditions, where the change from Sabbath (Saturday) to Sunday worship is viewed as one potential fulfillment of this prophecy. However, the Bible itself does not provide explicit details linking the Antichrist directly to a change of the Sabbath day. Instead, this connection is inferred based on historical changes and certain eschatological interpretations.
Great videos I'm going to be researching the sun worship aspect of Sunday. Thank you for getting me started.
What about the worship of the planet Saturn on Saturdays
@@alongcamejones309 stick to the subject bro
@@belindaschmidt9964 On U tube "Christian Scholars Forum " which basically comprises of 5 ex Graduates of Theology from SDA Universities make up the core of this Forum.
They do not agree with the way the SDA interpret the 7th D S. They rightfully claim that this Sabbath is a Jewish Sabbath and has got nothing to do with the NT Church. They claim that the SDA do not recognise the New Covenant which is a grevious Sin because it was brought and paid for at Great Cost.
The " Former Adventist Fellowship" which is a World Wide Organization also make similar claims about the Erroneous beliefs that the SDA have re: the Jewish Sabbath.
Teachings by ex SDA Pastor and author Dale Ratzlaff on the many Errors of SDA doctrines is fascinating and informative. Christine Tinker likewise has some interesting teaching Vids
about SDA Error as well with this growing Fellowship.
CSF interestingly make the claim that the RCC and SDA are Sister Churches and share many parallels with each other. They claim that both these Churches are daughters of Babylon.
Hope this is more keeping on the subject as per requested. 🙂
Keep sharing truth. Great presentation. If you google what is the seventh day of the week, it comes back with Sunday. They try to change times, but truth will always win out. God has shown us in the Bible the seventh day is the Sabbath and He hallowed it, not Sunday.
Amen, God Law cannot be change, no matter how hard man try.
Amazing presentation with so much evidence presented. Praise God. The truth sets us free.
.......great job ! I stand with you......thumbs up , and my comment . I also put thumbs up on threads that i agreed with . Thanks Mat & Mac , and all the people at Amazing Discoveries ! Peace from Cass County Michigan , United States ! Maranatha !
Thank you for such an in-depth study. I had always seen “that quote” in Revelation presentations but had never seen the entire document; well done.
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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 very insightful, thank you.
Great message to share and to inform family and friends, everyone must hear.
May Jesus bless you and your ministry as the Truth Matters
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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.
Thank you for your work. May the Lord bless you and your ministries.
I value greatly to see two young men, sharing present truth and lifting Jesus
That's a strong discussion on the truth matters in a simplified manner i❤❤❤❤it .... May the peace of our Lord be with you
Thank you and thank God 🙏🙏🙏
YAHUAH is the name of the Father.
YAHUSHA is the name of the Son.
👉His name is Yahusha, because Yahuah will save his people from their sins.
👆This is what Gabriel told her when appeared to Miriyam.
Do your study. If you find that I am telling the truth. Ask Father in the name of Yahusha.
1. They removed the name Yahuah from the whole Bible and used the LORD.
2. They changed the name Yahusha to Jesus in the whole Bible, because there is only one name given for salvation.
Sabbath is the name of the 7th day.
No one can change it.
Father told us to remember to keep the Sabbath Holy.
The question is, Do we keep the Sabbath Holy?
We must not do work on that day, because Father rested on the 7th day after the creation.
Yahuah means I am who I am.
Yah means I am.
Yahusha means I am who saves.
I came in my father's name. Yah is the short form of Yahuah.
Who hath ascended up into heaven, or descended? who hath gathered the wind in his fists? who hath bound the waters in a garment? who hath established all the ends of the earth? what is his name, and what is his son's name, if thou canst tell?
Thank you so much for your ministry. Sharing all your research and knowledge is such a blessing to us. Your topics are awesome and you are both are among my favorite videos to watch as they are uploaded. You both and Amazing Discoveries are definitely in my prayers.
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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.
"When a law is once enacted by proper Authority, that law must remain in force until that same Authority repeals it; and the repeal must be as plainly stated as the original enactment." - anonymous
Amen. They can't show where God changed his law.
I love to watch and learn from these brothers. I want my life to be filled with learning the truth. Thank you Father in Jesus name...
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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.
Many blessings to you and all at AD T.V. for providing such insightful information.
So much evidence! God bless you guys and your team for the great work you are doing! Cheers, John
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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 Wow, that's the most convoluted, Babylonian answer for Sunday I have seen yet! Read Genesis 2:1-3! That's when the Sabbath was created. There was no "Exodus" at that point in history! It was the day God had chosen. He rested, blessed and sanctified that day...the Seventh Day. I'm no Biblical scholar but I have read the Bible, the KJV 4 times and am presently reading it for the 5th. It is very simple to read when you ask the Holy Spirit for discernment. God will never change the ONE and ONLY commandment that starts with REMEMBER! I hope and pray that you will someday see the error of your ways before it is too late. God bless you! Cheers, John
I'm glad that you clarified that the name "Saturday" also has its pagan origin, "Saturn day", but that doesn't change the fact that it is the seventh-day Sabbath of God. We worship on the seventh day, no matter what they call it in the pagan structure of days.
Just if you perhaps didn't know that in many languages Sabbath is called exactly as Sabbath, for ex in Russian and other Slavic countries.
We thanks our God who is faithful to show his people the truth at the time of end be blessed
I like the calm, clear simple way your research was presented with No offense to anyone. Thanks.
It always amazes me how Fearlessly honest the authors of literature you read from is in stating their role in the matter. I am who I am, I did what I did. & That's how its going to be. No apology necessary.
This is amazing. I am in awe of this information and sadden there are so many Christians being deceived.
Thank you very much❤ you help to understand, see and bring the truth.
God is everything😀
Thanks for discussing this topic - the entire episode was on point!
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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 really enjoyed that study. It has helped to concrete my faith in god. I am grounded by god’s grace, but this study has solidified it more. Continue to speak god’s word with boldness
I like your comment but, I would like that God word to be capitalized, the god of this world is spelled with a little g our heavenly father is spelled with a capital G because He is not common.
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Thanks so much for today’s presentation!
Amen keep spreading the truth
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Very interesting and thought provoking study.
Well done!! Keep up the Lord's work. Please share links of sources if possible so we can share with others.
These talks are so incredible! I can't wait for more
Both of you and your ministry are in our prayers. 🙏
This video is a real eye opener. God bless you in your ministry
Good job guys,the law of GOD is unchangeable
Thank you, dear brothers, for presenting the truth in a boldly, clear, and honest way for all of us to understand and be able to make our own decisions. God bless you. I'm definitely sharing this video with people who need to hear this fascinating study.
Great presentation. People are being set free from errors because of your presentations.❤
Give God the praise and glory. Not man
God bless you more and more to proclaim of God.
Excellent content. Appreciate the clear explanations. I am sharing with family and friends.
Indeed the truth will prevail
The energy to soak up these presentations leaves me speechless but I will make better efforts to comment from now on. Thank you for doing God's special work.
Yes, God's law cannot be change to suit men. God says 'He is a God who never changes." We're the ones who hv to changed. We're His creatures, we borrow life from Him and we are subject to His care. Thank you for this ministry. Keep on going far and wide. God's truth must be taken to every corner of the earth. 🙏❤️✝️
Amen! Thank you for this relevant information!
Thank you for all the content and time you have put into this message. It has affirmed my faith and given me a greater desire to share the truth.
Very informative and interesting video. Thank you for sharing.
Such a well put together series. So clear and compelling evidence supporting the Lord's Sabbath. Praise God
“The Sabbath was the end of the first creation, the Lord’s day was the beginning of the second, in which he renewed and restored the old in the same way as he prescribed that they should formerly observe the Sabbath as a memorial of the end of the first things, so we honor the Lord’s day as being the memorial of the new creation.”
@@lidiaduplooy3385yet the Lord's day is the Sabbath. It remains the seventh day, not the first.
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@@lidiaduplooy3385 quote--the Lord’s day was the beginning of the second, --unquote
When does GOD say is HIS DAY. the LORD"S DAY????
Isaiah 58:13---“If you keep your feet from breaking the Sabbath
and from doing as you please on my holy day,
if you call the Sabbath a delight MY HOLY DAY
and the Lord’s HOLY DAY honorable,
and if you honor it by not going your own way
and not doing as you please or speaking idle words,
14 then you will find your joy in the Lord,
and I will cause you to ride in triumph on the heights of the land
and to feast on the inheritance of your father Jacob.”
For the mouth of the Lord has spoken.
The ONLY DAY called the "Sabbath" iis the seventh day!@!!
The ONLY DAY GOD DECLARES as HIS HOLY DAY IS the seventh day--SABBATH!!
But, apparently He is a LIAR!!!
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Could you please do an episode on the differences between the seventh day baptists and world church of God? Please. Also have you prepared the questions to ask a Catholic priest that you mentioned on what of your episodes? 🙏🙏
You are in my Prayers. Thank you for these episodes. Blessings to you at AD Ministries, International.
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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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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.
Thank you!!! Learned so much from this video.
Very eye opening discussion
I have habit of born R.C live R.C and die R.C but Lord revealed to me 7th day and 1st day worship. Destruction came upon 1st day and 7th day saved. Me and my wife changed our time of Worship. Praise The Lord for you and created world.
My family are Sunday keepers, they don't understand me keeping the Sabbath. I have explained it to them and am still praying for them. The Church that my mother and sister on law told me that their preacher told them that Saturday is the true Sabbath! Please pray for me and my family please. 🙏🏼
Just prayed for you and your family, patti.
Stay faithful to the end.
@earlysda Thank you so very much! You don't know how much that touches my heart! I ask the Lord for the truth years ago, and the SDA is where he lead me.
My husband threatened to divorce me if I didn't return to the Baptist faith. I lovingly refused.. my husband is still with me, and he doesn't understand, but excepts that I will not turn back. 🙏🏼
I pray for him and take every given opportunity to tell him things of the Lord.
It feels like nobody is hearing me, but I refuse to give up. Again, thank you, and God Bless you 🙏🏼
@@patti2969 The Holy Spirit can change the most stubborn heart. Please pray, have faith, and most importantly, by your actions and words may you win your husband to the truth so your family can live forever in glory with King Jesus. 😇
Praying for you and your family Patti!
2. In rebellion to God the $DA Changed Genesis 2 from no one keeping the Sabbath to Adam and Eve keeping the Sabbath, which is nowhere found in scripture.
3. In rebellion to God the $DA Changed Genesis to from God ceasing to create, to God keeping the Sabbath.
4. In rebellion to God the $DA Changed Isa.58 from Jewish people keeping the Sabbath to Christians keeping the Sabbath, when it says no such thing.
5. In rebellion to God the $DA changed the word "From" in Isa.66:22-24 to the word, "ON" .
6. In rebellion to God the $DA Changed the Sabbaths and Holy Days of Lev. 23 * the commandment to ignore God's law and THINK to change God's law and times*
7. In rebellion to God the $DA Changed the fact that GOD SAID Lev. 23:1-2 shows that *"EVEN" (meaning ESPECIALLY) THE SABBATH DAY* is a Feast, to the Sabbath day ISN'T a feast.
8. In rebellion to God the $DA Changed the MORAL obligation and commandment of God to keep the Feasts (all of them) as God had instructed Israel, to "ceremonial law" so they could ignore it (1John 3:4)
9. In rebellion to God the $DA changed the tithe that belong to the Levitical Priests, to tithing to the SDA, - nowhere in the scriptures.
10. They changed The Harlot as clearly spelled out as Old Testament Israel to whom the Sabbath was given to keep, and claims it is now the Church of Rome when that is NOWHERE in scripture.
I like you guys very much. Sound doctrine.
I always enjoy the details you provide. Thank you brothers.
Loved it 😍 Took pics of the Truth presentation. Thank you, both, Gentlemen 💟👍☮️
This is wonderful, an eye-opener.
Thank you, two gentlemen.
It's about time the truth is told.
Jesus is" Lord of the Sabbath " I keep Jesus in my heart 24/7
Keeping the Sabbath doesn't separate one with Jesus, indeed, it brings you closer to Jesus, Jesus being the lord of the Sabbath means the Sabbath is the Lord's day to keep Holy
All praises to the Most High Yah for this teaching . . .
My Brothers, keep up the great work.
Halleluyah!
Dr. O. 💖
Most HigH YEHOVA'S Will And Man's Rejection:
(16) Because They Rejected MY LAWS And Did Not Follow MY Decrees And Desecrated
MY SABBATHS. For Their Hearts Were Devoted To Their Idols.
(19) I AM YEHOVA Your CREATOR;
Follow MY Decrees And Be Careful To Keep MY LAWS.
(20) Keep My SABBATHS HOLY, That They May Be A Sign Between US. Then You Will Know That I AM YEHOVA Your CREATOR.
~ Ezekiel 20: 16, 19, 20
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 of Jesus Christ, which is the Exodus from sin and death, 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 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 First-Fruits in the Old Testament to always fall on the Sunday - 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 of 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. So 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 to God in the Highest" - 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.
Please Sir, I would like very much to know and share with our people what you are sharing .
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Were can I find Pt. 1? Thank you and Happy Sabbath from Europe
Where online can I find the Catholic Mirror Proposition article you were reading from September 1893?
I’ve tried to find it but only find a paragraph in SDA articles.
I have a lot of Catholic family that believe they are bible based. This will be helpful from Catholic sources to share with them.
Thank you!
quote--I have a lot of Catholic family that believe they are bible based.--unquote
Ask them these 5 basic questions.
#1--Where in the Holy Bible does it say God RESTED on the first day of the week to make that day special??
#2--Where in the Holy Bibke does it say God BLESSED the first day of the week to make that day special??
#3---Where in the Holy Bible does it say God SANCTFIED the first day of the week to make that day special??
#4---Where in the Holy Bible does it say God NAMED the first day of the week to make that day special??
#5---Where in the Holy Bible does it say God DECLARES the first day of the week as HIS HOLY DAY to make that day special??
--If they CAN NOT answer those 5 questions, then their claim that Sunday is the day of worship is FALSE!!!
****When catholics claim they do not worship Mary----Mary is worshipped: “…when she [Mary] is the subject of preaching and worship she prompts the faithful to come to her Son…” (Vatican Council II, p. 420)
****CLAIMS of the RCC
1. Catholics claim CHURCH refers to Roman Catholic Church. BIBLE says CHURCH refers to all churches. Acts 5:11, Acts 8:1, Mat 16:18. HISTORY tells us Roman Church was just one local Church a member of the Pentarchy.
2. Catholics claim Roman Church was the CHURCH CHRIST founded (First Church) or one true church. BIBLE says First Local Church was Jerusalem Church. Acts 2. Not Roman Catholic Church.
3. Catholics claim there is only One Church. BIBLE mentions both CHURCH and Churches.
“CHURCH” refers to the Body of Christ Eph 5:30, Col 1:18 consisting of all churches. Acts 5:11, Acts 8:1 Mat 16:18.
“Churches” refers to local churches Acts 9:31, Acts 15:41 and believers Romans 16:5, 1 Cor 16:19,
4. Catholics claim to be the first believers. BIBLE says first believers were Jewish Christians. Acts 2, Acts 11:26, NOT roman catholics.
5. Catholics claim Pope is the head of the CHURCH. BIBLE says JESUS is the HEAD OF THE CHURCH. Eph 1:22, Eph 5:23, Col 1:18.
6. Catholics claim outside Roman Church there is NO SALVATION. BIBLE says : The mouth of the Lord has spoken.”apart from Jesus there is NO SALVATION”. Acts 4:12, 1 Cor 3:11.
7. Catholicss claim the first day of the week is a Holy day, made by God. .
The Holy Bible says:
Isaiah 58:13-14
13 “If you turn away your foot from the Sabbath, From doing your pleasure on MY HOLY DAY, And call the Sabbath a delight, The holy day of the Lord honorable, And shall honor Him, not doing your own ways, Nor finding your own pleasure, Nor speaking your own words, 14 Then you shall delight yourself in the Lord; And I will cause you to tride on the high hills of the earth, And feed you with the heritage of Jacob your father. The mouth of the Lord has spoken.”part from Jesus there is NO SALVATION”. Acts 4:12, 1 Cor 3:11.
8. Catholics claim devote to Mary to be saved. BIBLE says “apart from Jesus there is NO SALVATION”. Acts 4:12, 1 Cor 3:11.
. BIBLE says “believe in Jesus to be saved”. Acts 16:30-31, John 3:16.
10. Catholics claim Roman Church inherited infallible authority from Peter. BIBLE does not say that in Mat 16 or John 20 or John 21.
11. Catholics claim Roman pontiff inherited infallible authority from Peter. BIBLE does not say that in Mat 16.
12. Catholics claim bishop of ROME = the pope. BIBLE does not say that.
13. Catholics claim there is an office of bishop of bishops/universal bishop/pope. BIBLE does not speak of such an office. History tells us the first bishop of bishops came in AD590-600s.
14. Roman Church has all the false unbiblical clergies - Roman priests, roman cardinals, roman pontiff, monks, nuns, friars, … BIBLE mentions only pastors, teachers, evangelists, prophets, apostles, deacons, bishop, elders. Titus 1:5, Eph 4:11, 1 Tim 3.
15. Roman Church claim its doctrines come from traditions of Apostles. BUT 95% of roman doctrines are Not from traditions of Jesus or Apostles or Scriptures; neither practised by the Church of the Bible.
Thank you Michellosmer1293
The Sadducee Temple priests officiated the weekly Sabbaths and High Days at the time of Christ, who never contested their solar calendar.
In 66AD the Pharisee Anti-Roman (Anti-Fasse/ANTIFA) Zealot rebels, seized control of the Temple.
When contested for control, 20000 Judean 'Jewish' Edomites assisted the Zealots and murdered most of the Sadducee aristocracy, priests and hundreds of the Jerusalem populace.
The ANTIFA Zealot rebels then appointed their own accursed lunar calendar high priest, who was the last to be seen standing in the Holy Place when THREE AND A HALF YEARS later, the prince of the Roman Empire arrived and desolated Jerusalem, Judea and the Jews in 70 AD - culminating in the taking of Masada another THREE AND A HALF YEARS AFTERWARDS.
Most of the Christians, remembering Christ's words, escaped to Jordan between the two sieges of Jerusalem - the first siege by General Gallus who then strangely withdrew from Judea, and the second by "prince" Titus son of the new Emperor.
These SEVEN YEARS are the fulfillment of Daniels prophesy.
Surviving Pharisees continued to enforce their lunar calendar 'sabbaths and high days' in the Synagogues, which they controlled - hiding the Sadducee Temple calendar from the people.
Constantine managed to establish the Resurrection day as Sunday in 30 AD on their Julian calendar, which actually overlapped the Biblical weekly Sabbath THAT year.
Unable to establish the Biblical calendar, Constantine changed Sunday to the first day of his new Roman week, in honour of the Resurrection.
Later Constantine's son Constantius ll, knowing the Pharisee's lunar interpretation of the Biblical calendar to be Babylonian and Canaanite, forbade them from signaling the start of their lunar months across the Empire from Jerusalem.
As a concequence, Hillel ll was forced to choose a Roman day for their weekly 'sabbath', and he chose Saturday - the seventh day of Constantine's NEW Roman week. The rest of their lunar calendar they kept by Rabbinical calculation.
Thus the true Biblical Temple calendar was lost until the discovery of the Dead Sea Scroll's.
The Dead Sea Scroll's solar calendar, corrected to the Sadducee 19th Abib Omer Wave Sheaf, is the correct Biblical calendar, revealing the weekly Sabbaths and High Days - which is why the Zionist State of Israel suppressed them for 40 years before they were leaked out on micro fish copies.
Saturday was only chosen as the Jewish 'sabbath' by Heliel II about 300 years after Christ. He standadised the Jewish calendar. Even before that, the weekly 'sabbath' they kept was the Babylonian lunar 'sabbath' that the Pharisees introduced and enforced in the Synagogues, after the Temple was destroyed in 70AD.
The true weekly Sabbath was already hidden by the Pharisees in favour of the Babylonian lunar interpretation of the Biblical calendar. Knowing this, Constantine's son forbade them from signaling their pagan lunar calendar observations across the Roman Empire.
However Constantine himself was unable to determine the true Biblical weekly Sabbath, but he was able to determine that Christ was resurrected in that year on the Roman solar calendars "Sunday". Therefore, in honour of the resurrection he changed Sunday to the first day of his NEW Roman week, and also made Sunday the day of rest.
Without Roman authority to signal their Babylonian lunar 'sabbath' across the empire, Hillel II and other anti-Christ Jews were forced to choose a Roman weekday as their "new sabbath" and he chose the seventh day of Constantine's new Roman week - i.e. "Saturday" !
Rabbi 'Sages' don't tell you all this and most Rabbis don't even know this themselves !
Karaite Jews today still keep the Babylonial lunar calendar and many Christians have been seduced into doing the same.
Jericho was an ancient lunar calendar observation city dedicated to and named after their moon god.
The Bible called Jericho the "accursed city" and Joshua was commanded to totally destroy it and its inhabitants after marching around it once for six consecutive days, and seven times on the seventh day - i.e. 13 times in total !
I think that, as opposed to the Second Advent and the "Marriage of the Lamb" that nobody knows when, the preceding "great and dreadful day of the Lord" can actually be established as the 20th March 2031.
The world will feel that ominous consuming fire approaching and will run around trying to hide, while Christians enter into their inner prayer "chambers".
When the Christians come out, there will be no OTHER flesh and blood survivers - who will be burnt up and trodden "as ash under their feet."
They will mourn for their friends and relatives who weren't "saved", but SOMETIME afterwards will witness the return of Christ coming from east to west.
Raising their eyes they will be transformed in an instant, allowing them to rise up and meet His RETURN.
Thereafter, they will be consoled when He "wipes the tears" from their eyes and takes care of them like as "calves of the stall".
That's how I perceive these future Biblical events.
Don't the dead in Christ rise "first" - a great multitude ? Then those living Christians that are "left" come safely out of their prayer chambers - AFTER the "wrath", to "tread upon the ashes of the wicked who have been removed from the earth" - "The righteous shall NEVER be removed but the wicked shall be cut off".
These "saved" righteous remnant "lift up their eyes", and are then "changed in the twinkling of an eye", and able to rise up and meet Christ returning with this great host.....
The chronology in the Septuagint is a few hundred years longer than in the Masoretic Text. Both are flawed:
The imminent millennial reign of Christ on earth coincides with Yahweh's 2nd 'day' of rest - "and His rest shall be glorious" because His Son is ruling on earth for that 1000-year-day.
So if Yahweh's first "day" of rest was ALSO a thousand-year-day, in which Adam died at 930 years old "in the same day" he sinned, and Adam was also made near the end of the previous 6th 'day', then we are currently near the end of the 13th thousand-year-day which actually ends on the "great and dreadful day of the Lord" on the 20th March 2031.
@Michael-pn5lp _"These SEVEN YEARS are the fulfillment of Daniels prophesy."_
Except they're not, not even close. To be sure, Revelation was written in the 90s AD as the earliest and best attested tradition shows. Ireneaus, a disciple of Polycarp, who was a disciple of the apostle John, understood the false messiah of Revelation 13 was still a future event.
A few similarities (like armies surrounding and destroying the city/temple and people fleeing) between the destruction in 70 AD and the future one described in Revelation (and elsewhere) should be no surprise as it was common. There were even some heavenly signs that apparently took place as described by Josephus and others -- yet they were not the heavenly signs Christ described which would take place before His return.
There were also similarities between the 1st temple and 2nd destruction, including both being destroyed on the 9th of Av. The 1st and future 3rd also have similarities, like an idol set up in the sanctuary and worshiped, which did not occur in 70 AD, nor was it given as any of the reasons Christ gave in the 8 woes in Matthew 23 for the temple being destroyed.
As Solomon taught, things that came before will come again, history is cyclical, nothing new under the sun, etc.
There was no abomination of desolation idol set up in the temple made to be worshiped along with the false messiah who is also going to be set up as the Lord in the temple and wages war against the saints for 3.5 years with almost no flesh left alive until every eye sees Christ return from heaven in blazing glory with myriads of angles and the saints resurrected and taken up to meet Him in the air ushering in a 1000 years of the messianic kingdom on earth on the seat of David where all the nations would come to give offerings.
There was also no giant splitting of the Mt of Olives where Christ's feet will touch down either, neither is there a huge stream flowing through it coming from under the temple throne - there was no temple or throne set up after 70 AD.
There was no regathering of the 12 tribes from the nations to allot the land as described by Ezekiel with converted Gentiles included in the inheritance.
There was not 2 witnesses (Moses and Elijah) performing major signs in the land and calling down curses upon the wicked including fire and hail and earthquakes and the plagues described in Revelation.
There were no 2 beasts (false messiah and false prophet) who performed similar signs imitating the 2 witnesses and opposing them, like the 2 magicians vs Moses and Aaron, until their testimony was over and they were slain in the city and resurrected and taken up to heaven 3 days later.
There was no deadly head wound sustained by the false messiah (likely from the 2 witnesses) who appears to be resurrected by the false prophet imitating Elijah resurrecting the widow's son in the old testament.
There was no confederacy of 10 kings giving their power and authority with their armies to the false messiah who was over a composite govt made up of the beast kingdoms described by Daniel which include Rome and Greece and Persia.
There was 7 year covenant enforcement of the renewed Sinai covenant/Mosaic law by the false prophet (Christ shows the sabbath will be strictly enforced under the reign of the false messiah, Mat 24.20), as the rabbis anticipate Elijah to do when he returns, which in the OT came with the name of the Lord sealed in the forehead and hand which is what Rev 13 shows him doing, coincidentally, along with the buying/selling of offerings and sacrifices which none can do unless they take the mark of his name of the false messiah in his covenant, which is spiritual not physical just as God's was and is in Rev 7 and 14.1 upon His faithful people.
There was no new heavens and earth created after the 1000 year messianic kingdom and great white throne judgement from the Father with the great fires of the lake of fire (dead sea/salt sea which in ancient times burned with sulfur after Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed).
There was no New Jerusalem come down from heaven with no need for the sun for Christ is the light of the world.
Preterism is a ruse designed to put watchers to sleep and blind Christians to the efforts of the Temple Institute to build a 3rd temple, and they have red heifers in Jerusalem right now eager to being the process.
In Revelation 13 we have the second beast/false prophet who comes imitating the signs of Elijah to do 3 important things the rabbis expect Elijah to do:
1) Renew the Sinai covenant marriage which in the Torah came with sealing the congregation with the mark of the Name of God in the forehead and hand in dedication of thoughts and works through the Aaronic Benediction as symbolized by the tefillin (Mark of the beast); _“You shall bind them [commandments per Deu 6.1-7] for a SIGN/MARK UPON YOUR HAND, and they shall be as frontlets BETWEEN YOUR EYES [the forehead].”_ (Deut 6.8)
2) Restore the sacrifices which only those who enter the renewed covenant (take the mark of the name in covenant marriage) can participate in with the money-changers and merchants Yeshua threw out (buying and selling); _"And Jesus entered the temple and drove out all those who were BUYING AND SELLING in the temple"_ (Mat 21.12)
3) Regather and number the tribes in a census as in the books of Numbers and Ezra by heads of family names (number of names/number of men); _”Take a census of all the congregation of the sons of Israel, by their families, by their fathers' households, according to THE NUMBER OF NAMES, every male, head by head”_ (NUMBERS 1.2), and, _"..The NUMBER OF MEN of the people of Israel.."_ (Ezra 2.2)
These are expected by the rabbis for Elijah to perform before the arrival of their (false) messiah who will enforce the Sinai covenant marriage in defiance of the new covenant marriage announced by Jeremiah who said it would not be like the one at Sinai (Jeremiah 31). Hence, the law is for the lawless (1Tim 1.9) and we know the false messiah is also called the lawless one (2Thes 2.8). My latest vid on the AC kingdom has deeper info.
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I wonder if the two witnesses will come to Jerusalem soon (when a temple is built?)
_”And their dead bodies will lie on the street of _*_THE GREAT CITY_*_ which spiritually is called Sodom and Egypt, >>where also their Lord was crucified.
AMEN, especially your humility and honest request for assistance.
Matt 9:37 ....The harvest truly [is] plenteous, but the labourers [are] few
Thank you both for teaching the truth. God bless
Thank you for this valuable information!