Lord of the Sabbath (Mark
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- The Sabbath was meant to be God’s gift to mankind, but the Pharisees turned it into a burden by their rules and regulations. In this sermon, R.C. Sproul examines what Jesus’ response teaches us about the identity and authority of Christ.
This sermon was preached by R.C. Sproul at Saint Andrew's Chapel in Sanford, Fla. Hear more from his series in the gospel of Mark: • The Gospel of Mark: Se...
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This sermon was preached by R.C. Sproul at Saint Andrew's Chapel in Sanford, Fla. Hear more from his series in the gospel of Mark: ruclips.net/p/PL30acyfm60fWpFiMnbLmGb8WD5YXXOAxX
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Amen Sproul. Jesus had complete dominion over everything, complete control. May our words be true, spreading the living Word of God, praising HIM forevermore. God bless you all.
" For whosoever shall keep the whole [rest of the] law [which forbids adultery], and yet offend in one point, he is guilty of all." James 2:10
💯All or nothing. Winner takes all!
Thanks for making this available . So deep
Thank you. Refreshing to hear.
Thank you
Amen! Thank you for the beautiful biblical sermon.
Please watch "Who Changed the Sabbath" by Pastor CD Brooks
Probably not.
@@darrenarnett979 Our Loving GOD wants you to know about the Changes. Sunday Worship is a Deception from Satan. Sunday Worship is a Counterfeit to the real Sabbath. Read Exodus 20v8-11.
Please watch "The Mark of the Beast" by Hope Through Prophecy
The Sabbath Law is not changed from Saturday to Sunday - The tradition of the Christian church is to meet together on Sunday, the first day of the week. Some interpret this day of meeting as the day in which the Sabbath, the seventh day of the week, was changed to be fulfilled on the first day of the week (hence the term, Christian Sabbath). In support of this view, three Scripture references are given to show that Sunday is now the Sabbath day for Christians (Acts 20:7, 1 Corinthians 16:2, Revelation 1:10). However, within the context of these passages, there is no reference to the Sabbath nor is there any element of the Sabbath law. It is certainly possible to construe from these passages that indeed the New Testament church carries on the tradition of gathering together for fellowship, breaking of bread, teaching, and worship, However, it is not possible to interpret from these passages that the New Testament church gathers on Sunday to fulfill the Sabbath law. Any interpretation of this as being a Sabbath for the New Testament church requires a large amount of eisegesis. Scripture is absent of any direction or commandment is given by God that advocates the changing of the Sabbath from Saturday to Sunday. If indeed we are to fulfill the Sabbath law of the Decalogue today, as some would suggest, it takes a lot of gall and outright rebellion to change what God called holy, the seventh day, to the first day of the week without having distinct direction from God. After all, what were the Apostles thinking to blatantly omit any instructions of the Sabbath observance? Unless, of course, they believed the Mosaic Covenant and the Sabbath obvservance to be obsolete.
@@kac0404 if i prove to you that Acts 20:7, 1 Cor 16:2 and Rev 1:10 are speaking of the 7th day Sabbath, would you believe it?
you don't believe Jesus lied to us in Matt 5:19 and Luke 16:17, do you?
@tony1685 You're right, I don't believe you. In fact, who are you? Doesn't matter. Acts 20:7and 1 Corinthians 16;1-2 speak of the first day of the week, Sunday, not the 7 day or the Sabbath. I don't want to know where you get your theology from.
Amen
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7th day is which day? Because God sanctified the specified 7th day. How calculating it? Is it important why or why not? Thanks
friday night at sunset until saturday at sunset is when the LORD's day, the 7th day Sabbath is.
This is a statement not an explanation
@@andreasstarzacher189 i read the '?s' - thought they were legitimate questions.
my mistake, Ma'am! 😆
@@tony1685 actually they where legitimate questions... :) my statement: "this is a statement ..." was referring to your statement. you said sabbath is saturday. but there were no reasons or explanation why you think so ...
@@andreasstarzacher189 the 7th day is the day, according to Scripture, between 'good' friday and resurrection sunday.
i apologize, i thought that was clear.
Interesting sermon this is. While the Pharisees of yester year majored in minors, the Pharisees today minimize majors. The Christian pastors totally reject God's Sabbath and rationalize It away. [He] has problems with most of today's ministers too.
Catholic influenced protestants reject Sabbath on the 7th day.
THE END OF THE SABBATH LAW
- What law of commandments separated Jews from Gentiles? The Law of Moses! One of those commandments was to observe the Sabbath. Ephesians 2:11-15
- Today we are dead to the Law of Moses. That is the same law that said, 'You shall not covet' and also said, 'Remember the Sabbath day; to keep it holy.' The entire Law of Moses was nailed to the cross. Romans 7:4-7
- The only reason that we are not to covet today is because the Law of Christ commands us! Romans 13:9, Hebrews 10:1, 9
- Those who appeal to the old law make make themselves a debtor to do the whole old law. Galatians 5:2-3
@@kac0404
Since the Sabbath command is a part of the 10 Commandments, I cut to the chase with these 4 questions:
1. Who wrote the 10 Commandments, God or Moses?
2. How was it delivered from Sinai?
3. John said the Word was made flesh and dwelt among men. What did Jesus say about the Sabbath in Mark 2:27?
4. What is sin according to 1 John 3:4?
You & R.C. Sproul present the Sabbath the Pharisaical lens, but the Lord presents it from his throne via the gospel prophet, Isaiah 56:2, 4-6. ☺
@@annev1 Response to question 1) God
Response to question 2) By Moses
@@annev1 Response to question 3) This principle is the reason Jesus could say to the Pharisees, “The Sabbath was made for man, and not man for the Sabbath” (Mark 2:27). God’s righteousness is reflected by a man when a man keeps the law. In the parallel account of this event in Matthew 12:1-8, Jesus indicates that it is lawful for the priests to labor on the Sabbath. If the Sabbath observance reflects the holiness of God, then it is wrong to allow God’s holiness to be thwarted in the observance of religion. In other words, if not keeping the Sabbath is a direct attack against the holiness of God, then why would God allow unholy men to be guiltless in their temple practices of working on the Sabbath?
There are many Pastors not informing the truth that all should obey The 10 Commandments, who will lead the sheeps astray? Many not believing in following the Sabbath. Who is telling this to all churches?
You are bible illiterate. There is no Sabbathfor Christians
23:53 - transition to ch. 3
Hello world.
Read Colossians 2:16-23
Hello Elijah, read Genesis.
@@jonnbobo In Genesis 2:2-3, these verses say, “And on the seventh day God ended his work which he had made; and he rested on the seventh day from all his work which he had made. And God blessed the seventh day, and sanctified it; because that in it he had rested from all his work which God created and made.” Please notice that in these two verses the Bible speaks about GOD, and about what GOD did. These verses do not mention mankind, they do not mention any command that God gave to man, and they do not mention man keeping the Sabbath. There is simply no proof in these verses in Genesis two that God wanted all men of all ages to keep the Sabbath.
@@kac0404 he made the Earth for humans, then he told humans to go work in the garden.. so clearly we will rest. He made the Sabbath and he sanctified it. To sanctify is to set it apart for religious purposes... so clearly we had religion. Then, when Moses qualified the Sabbath he did so by invoking creation... exodus 20:11
*For in six days the LORD made the heavens and the earth, the sea, and all that is in them, but he rested on the seventh day. Therefore the LORD blessed the Sabbath day and made it holy.*
How do we know Murder was bad with Cain? Why was Cain and Abel sacrificing when there was no instruction to do so before the previous verses?
@@jonnbobo If every man from Adam to Moses kept the Sabbath, why is the Hebrew word for the weekly Sabbath found in the ten commandments, never found in the book of Genesis? Why is no one before Moses ever being told to keep the Sabbath. Why are there no examples of anyone keeping the Sabbath?
@@jonnbobo Why were the Patriarchs never instructed about he Sabbath, but were instructed regarding: offerings: Gen 4:3-4, Altars Gen 8:20, Priests: Gen 14:18, Tithes: Gen 14:20, Circumcision: Gen 17:10, Marriage: Gen 2:24 & Gen 34:9. Why would God leave out the "all important" Sabbath command?
I have a concept to share. A concept of time related to dates on a calendar. If in Arizona, where clocks are not adjusted twice a year (spring foward-fallback) geographically speaking by degrees of latitude correspond with the area known as Jerusalem. If true, then when daily calendar indicates Saturday near Jerusalem, in Arizona the calendar for its location would still be Friday. Am i correct? If so, Sunday there (Jerusalem) is Saturday here only in Arizona. My question is how might the observed Sabbath can exist by those geographically separated subject to any law, but that of time? And if a new temple were Truly to exist, would not the very essence and understanding of Time result in condemning those who incorrectly document its passage? If this concept is incorrect, well, its only an observation valid to debate based on the discovery and application
Every one must and can observe the Sabbath in the place he lives.
If you live in Australia observe the Sabbath in Australia, and if you live in New York you can observe it in New York.
And if you don't have a clock, look up for the 🌞 to set and it's fine.
But if you don't want to observe the seventh day shabbath you will ask a lot of incorrect questions in order to excuse your self for not obeying God's word.
Well, ask God for His opinion on the Sabbath and He will guide you...
@@sf3207 Look up the Hebrew word for sabbath and you will find that it doesn't apply to a particular day but means to cease from work. The Apostle Paul writes that everyone should observe whatever days he chooses without judgment from others about it.
@@judylloyd7901 The Sabbath of the Lord is part of the Ten Commandments. Sunday Worship was created by a Decree or Force. Sunday Worship was created by Satan. Sunday Worship is a Deception from Satan.
Sunday is the first day of the week.
Sunday is the common working day.
Working on Sundays is not a sin. Read Exodus 20v8-11.
The Papacy takes credit for Creating Sunday Worship. The Papacy also makes fun of Evangelicals for embracing Sunday Worship.
Please watch "The Mark of the Beast" by Hope Through Prophecy
THE END OF THE SABBATH LAW
- What law of commandments separated Jews from Gentiles? The Law of Moses! One of those commandments was to observe the Sabbath. Ephesians 2:11-15
- Today we are dead to the Law of Moses. That is the same law that said, 'You shall not covet' and also said, 'Remember the Sabbath day; to keep it holy.' The entire Law of Moses was nailed to the cross. Romans 7:4-7
- The only reason that we are not to covet today is because the Law of Christ commands us! Romans 13:9, Hebrews 10:1, 9
- Those who appeal to the old law make make themselves a debtor to do the whole old law. Galatians 5:2-3
@@judylloyd7901 Paul writes that we're not to judge eachother, but we are to share the truth so that the Spirit will convict us. God is the judge and we're expected to share his testimony.
Taken as a whole, the New Testament is unequivocal in its support for the Christian observance of the Biblical sabbath, which ran from sunset on Friday to sunset on Saturday.
For example, expecting sabbath observance to continue until the end times, Jesus - the Lord of the Sabbath (Matthew 12:8; Mark 2:28; Luke 6:5) - told his disciples to pray that, when they see the abomination of desolation standing in the holy place, their flight not be on a sabbath (Matthew 24:15-20).
In Acts 13:42-48, jewish and gentile converts alike observed the sabbath.
When writing to _gentile_ Christians in 48AD, the Council at Jerusalem noted: “from early generations Moses has had in every city those who preach him, for he is read every sabbath in the synagogues” (Acts 15:21). At this early stage in church history, there was no New Testament for Christian congregations (which typically met in synagogues) to draw on.
In Acts 20:7, the breaking of bread refers to the evening meal after the sabbath was over. Notice that the reference is to the Jewish 'first day of the week', which ran from sunset on Saturday to sunset on Sunday, and not to the Roman 'Day of the Sun'. Hence, the 'breaking of bread' was the Saturday evening meal. Acts 20:11 confirms that Paul departed at daybreak the next day. The clear implication is that, after observing the Sabbath then preaching on Saturday night, Paul's intention was to depart on Sunday morning - not to observe a Sunday sabbath.
The offering referred to in 1 Corinthians 16:2-3 was not gathered during a Sunday worship service. Indeed, the text strongly implies that what was set aside was to be stored at home - not brought to the church on Sunday for collection at a church service. For Jews, taking up collections at a sabbath service was (and still is) offensive.
The Apostle Paul - the apostle to the gentiles - consistently observed the sabbath (Acts 13:14 & 42-44; 16:13; 17:1-2; 18:4-11). After at least 15 years’ Christian ministry, Paul declared: “Neither against the law of the Jews, nor against the temple, nor against Caesar have I offended at all” (Acts 25:8), meaning he still kept the sabbath.
Although Romans 14:5, Galatians 4:9-10 and Colossians 2:16-17 are often used to claim sabbath observance has been abolished, it is far from clear that the sabbath-observing Paul was referring to the _weekly_ sabbath in any of those passages (note that none of them refers to _the_ sabbath).
In Romans 14:5-6, for example, the concern is whether one should fast on certain days, not with sabbath observance.
Galatians 4:9-10 concerns the observance of other dates in the Jewish calendar. Note that the weekly sabbath isn't mentioned.
Similarly, Colossians 2:16-17 - which contains the only sabbath reference in the entire Pauline corpus - concerns _a_ sabbath, not _the_ sabbath. In any event, the context is given by Colossians 2:8:
_See to it that no one makes a prey of you by philosophy and empty deceit, according to human tradition, according to the elemental spirits of the universe, and not according to Christ._
In other words, Colossians 2:16-17 concerns human traditions that are "not according to Christ", which clearly does not apply to the institution of the sabbath in Genesis 2:3. What Colossians 2:16-17 tells Christians is that they can safely ignore non-biblical sabbaths and non-biblical rules about the sabbath.
Hebrews 3:11-4:11 deserves special consideration, as the textual nuances are often missed when relying on a translation. In Chapters 3 & 4, the writer employed the verb καταπαύω (katapauó) and noun κατάπαυσις (katapausis), both referring to 'settling down, colonizing', as well as, figuratively, 'ceasing' (Hebrews 3:11, 18; 4:1-8, 10-11). In the Septuagint, with which the audience would have been familiar, κατάπαυσις (katapausis) spoke of the rest to be attained by settlement in Canaan. The allusion is evident in the writer's citation of Psalm 95:8-11, which is itself an allusion to Exodus 17:1-7 and Numbers 14:28-30. This rest, the writer tells us, is the same kind of endless rest God enjoyed when He had finished creating (Hebrews 4:3-4). The writer tells his audience that the Israelites of the exodus could have found such rest in God's grace in Canaan had they but trusted Him. The same kind of rest is promised to Christians but, just as the Israelites failed to attain it, so could they (Hebrews 4:1-3). God's rest is something Christ has entered (cf. Hebrews 1:3; 10:12) and which Christians are to "strive to enter" (Hebrews 4:10-11). Note well that Hebrews 4:3 does *not* say: "we who have believed _have entered_ that rest". Few Christians would argue that God has already given them permanent rest from physical labor (cf. 2 Thessalonians 3:10-12). That rest will not be attained before the millennium. Of particular note is that the writer switched to σαββατισμός (sabbatismos) in Hebrews 4:9 when saying _"there remains a sabbath rest for the people of God",_ before switching back to telling them to strive to enter the as yet unrealized κατάπαυσις (katapausis) rest. That σαββατισμός (sabbatismos) rest is a direct reference to the weekly שַׁבָּתוֹן (shabbathon) sabbath rest (cf. Exodus 16:23; 20:8-11) and is but a foretaste of the promised future rest. There is no suggestion in either the Old Testament or the New that the weekly sabbath could have become God's promised rest in Canaan. In other words, the writer says in Hebrews 4:9 that the weekly sabbath remains in effect.
In Revelation 1:10, the reference to the Lord’s day does not necessarily mean Sunday. Once again, it at most means after the sabbath was over (e.g. Saturday night). In any event, it is not referred to as a day on which believers had some kind of gathering; indeed, all it tells us is that John was 'in the spirit' on that day. It may also be just another way of saying 'the day of the Lord', which is how the ISV translates it.
Although Jesus is often said to have broken the sabbath (Matthew 12:2, Mark 2:24; Luke 6:1-2; John 5:19; 9:16), thereby abolishing it, what He in fact did was to assert His authority over it (Matthew 12:8; Mark 2:28; Luke 6:5), restore its observance to its proper basis (Mark 2:27) and confirm the true scope of what could be done on that day (Matthew 12:10-12; Mark 3:3-5; Luke 6:6-10; 13:10-16; 14:1-6; John 5:2-18; 7:23, 9:1-34).
The earliest _possible_ reference to Sunday worship comes from Ignatius in 110AD who wrote of Jewish converts: “no longer observing the Sabbath, but living in the observance of the Lord's Day” ( _Letter to the Magnesians_ 9), but see my comments re Revelation 1:10.
The earliest _clear_ reference to Sunday worship is found in the _Epistle of Barnabas_ (c.120), I which the writer says: “Your present sabbaths are not acceptable to Me… we keep the eighth day with joyfulness, the day also on which Jesus rose again from the dead”. Note the antisemitism already creeping into the church.
Justin Martyr (c.140) wrote of “memoirs of the apostles” being read on “the day called that of the sun” alongside the “writings of the prophets” ( _First Apology_ 67).
Many others also wrote of Christian worship on Sundays well before the 4th century; and of other Christians who continued to worship on Saturdays.
Conspiracists - especially from the SDA - love to blame Constantine and the Roman Catholic Church for changing the sabbath from Saturday to Sunday when, in fact, the change from sabbath observance to Sunday worship began centuries before either existed.
Although Constantine made Sunday the official Roman day of rest (in 321AD), doing so merely facilitated what was by then a widespread, centuries-old, majority Christian preference in the western Roman Empire for worshiping on Sundays.
The Council of Laodicea (c.363/4) tried (unsuccessfully) to stamp out sabbath observance by anathemetizing anyone who worshipped on Saturday. Again, this was long before the RCC came into existence - in the eastern part of the church. As late as the 5th century, Socrates of Constantinople and Sozomen cite the seventh day as the Christian day of worship except for Christians in Rome and Alexandria.
Just as the institution of marriage as the union of one man with one woman is grounded in creation (Genesis 2:23-24; Matthew 19:4; Mark 10:6-9) so too is the sabbath as a day blessed and hallowed by God grounded in creation (Genesis 2:3). Those who assert that the sabbath has been abolished are, in effect, denying Jesus' lordship (Matthew 12:8; Mark 2:28; Luke 6:5) over that day. The denial of the sabbath's applicability to Christians is just one product of the apostate 'American Gospel'.
It is only since the middle of the 20th century that the idea that the sabbath was abolished has gained currency - right along with the doing away of the NT's requirements for women to cover their heads and the discarding of the NT strictures against women as preachers and church leaders and turning worship into an excuse for carnality. Result: the sabbath is profaned far and wide by people who profess to be Christians. Those opposed to a required observance of the 4th commandment typically pass its observance off as legalism, (because we're not under Law but grace) or an attempt at works justification, yet they also typically hold that the other 9 commandments apply to Christians. Talk about hypocrisy!
Today, most of the church barely gives lip-service to even a Sunday sabbath (Lord's Day) observance - as little more than a sop to Hebrews 10:25. For most professing Christians, the only thing that differentiates it from any other day is the hour (or less) spent in church.
It would be good to see those promoting Sunday as the Christian sabbath, and those espousing its abolition, discuss which day of the week they expect the sabbath to be observed during the millennium.
Thanks for giving such a detailed summary.
Sir this is a Wendy's restaurant
The Sabbath is a religious observance for the benefit of man and not a reflection of the moral holiness of God - This principle is the reason Jesus could say to the Pharisees, “The Sabbath was made for man, and not man for the Sabbath” (Mark 2:27). God’s righteousness is reflected by a man when a man keeps the law. In the parallel account of this event in Matthew 12:1-8, Jesus indicates that it is lawful for the priests to labor on the Sabbath. If the Sabbath observance reflects the holiness of God, then it is wrong to allow God’s holiness to be thwarted in the observance of religion. In other words, if not keeping the Sabbath is a direct attack against the holiness of God, then why would God allow unholy men to be guiltless in their temple practices of working on the Sabbath?
Which Sabbath are you advocating for?
@@jonnbobo How many Sabbaths do you think there are????
@@kac0404 there is only 1 Sabbath that was created before sin. Just as the earth we live on, and the 7 days a week we observe, God wants us to do good word for 6 days and set the last day apart to be with him.....just as he showed us in the beginning.
@@jonnbobo THE SABBATH IS NOT A LAW INSTITUTED AT CREATION BUT UNDER THE MOSAIC COVENANT - Some say that the Sabbath is a command of God given in Genesis. To interpret Genesis 2:1-3 as a law given to humanity is in error. Though sin abounded, God gave no law until Moses. Paul states in Romans 5:13-14 that there was no law given from the time of Adam until the time of Moses. Furthermore, from Adam to Moses, there is no record in Scriptures of anyone keeping the Sabbath (especially during the period of Egyptian slavery captivity). In Genesis 2, it is called the seventh day and not the Sabbath. It is a description of what God did, not what God requires of man. To interpret Genesis 2:1-3 as a law also requires to create light on Sundays and animals on Friday. From the plain reading of the text, there is no reason to conclude that God intends to view every seventh day to be holy. Rather, it is quite possible to interpret that God declares that particular day, the actual seventh day, as holy. Interpretations which add (such as saying that God rested on the seventh day to establish the Sabbath) an underlying reason why God declares the day holy, is adding to the text.
@@jonnboboThe spiritual Sabbath- resting in Jesus Salvation And the physical , honoring The LORD creation, Righteousness, and Love.
Constantine (325 AD) DID NOT change the Sabbath from Saturday to Sunday as Sabbath keepers falsely teach. Christians never kept the Sabbath from the apostolic age (33 AD) through the time of Constantine (325AD). Constantine merely made the first "Sunday closure law", since it had already been the day Christians worship for 300 years!
Actually the Catholic council of the Laodicean in 336 AD changed the Sabbath day to Sunday. this is found in the catholic book of cathechism today.
@@denominationsdontsaveonlyj8896 The Roman Catholic Pope DID NOT change the Sabbath from Saturday to Sunday as Sabbath keepers falsely teach. Yes Catholics do claim they changed the Sabbath, but they also claim that Peter was the first pope! Sabbath Keepers reject the Catholic claim that Peter was the first pope, so they are in grave error for accepting the Catholic claim that the pope changed the Sabbath to Sunday!
@@denominationsdontsaveonlyj8896 Sabbatarians can't get their story straight! Who changed the Sabbath? Is it the pope, Constantine or some Christians in Rome?
First they say the Pope changed the Sabbath. Then, when that proves false, they claim Constantine changed it! Then when that is proven wrong they now say that "Christians in Rome" changed the Sabbath to SundayThere is nothing here to say that Constantine changed anything. Constantine is making a civil decree that because Christians were already meeting on Sunday, as they were doing since the time of the Apostles, that Christians should not work on Sunday. Read it again!Today, it is not a sin to work on any day of the week! But it is a sin to not partake of the communion and give every first day of the week! Acts 20:7; 1 Cor 16:1-2; Heb 10:24-25
@@kac0404 Hebrews 4 we rest on the Sabbath.
@@denominationsdontsaveonlyj8896 Hebrews 4 is not talking about Sabbath rest. If you wanna understand Hebrews 4, you have to read Hebrews 3. Furthermore, the Sabbath was fulfilled at the cross of Christ. Again, I see you're not bothering to read any of my comments.
yeah but if youre killed for violating the sabbath you can kinda understand wanting to be very meticulous as to what is work and what isnt, right?
We live in a different time. No one cares what day you worship
@@janetdavidson8798 worship and Sabbath are not the same.
@@jonnbobo So why do Adventists worship on the Sabbath and where did God authorize worship on the Sabbath? Give book, chapter and verse. No opinions.
@@kac0404 Gen 2:2-3, Exodus 20:8-11, Leviticus 23:3 - and Jesus Himself kept It in church (Luke 4:16) and He kept all Ten Commandments - John 15:10. or are you saying it's now wise to ignore One of His Commands? the One which bears His seal, the One you wish to ignore, is the One which begins with _'Remember'_ ...as if God knew!
Sabbath at Creation.
Sabbath in all OT.
Sabbath in all NT.
Sabbath kept by Paul (Acts 17:2), who told all to keep God's Law and not sin - 1 Cor 7:19, Rom 6:1,2,15, etc, etc...
Sabbath kept by Jew and Gentile - Acts 13:42, Acts 18:4
Sabbath kept by Jesus Christ - Luke 4:16, John 15:10 - which is more than sufficient for anyone claiming Christianity.
Sabbath kept by all who desire Heaven - Matt 19:17, Rev 22:14
Sabbath kept by God's church - 1 Tim 3:15, Rev 14:12, Rev 22:14
Sabbath to be kept in Heaven to come - Isaiah 66:22-23
can you do the same with sun worship day, Sir?
i believe Jesus was crystal clear about this forgotten and ignored Command in Matt 5:19 and Luke 16:17
perhaps you just lack love for Jesus - John 14:15
either way, will keep you in prayer, friend.
questions welcomed and encouraged.
thanks for reading! now quit running from Truth.
Why the Devil and his agents hate the Sabbath command? Read Revelation 12v17 and Exodus 20v8-11
Watch "Avoid this false church system" by Pastor Mark Finley
No one I know hates the Sabbath . I don't keep it and never will . It's good for you to keep the Sabbath but it doesn't count towards your salvation .
I don't like Mark Finley. He supports abortion in the SDA hospitals.
@@janetdavidson8798 Just read in the Bible the consequences of disobedience. Remember - Adam and Eve and also during the Wilderness journey from Egypt to Canaan and other numerous examples!
Read Revelation 12v17 and Exodus 20v8-11
@@MountCarmel007 Colossians 2 :16 -17
@@janetdavidson8798 If you read the whole chapter(Colossians), you will discover that Paul was talking about the Leviticus or Mosaic Laws. If you want to know the truth, please research the difference between "The Ten Commandments" and the Mosaic" Laws.
IF possible, Please watch "What was nailed at the Cross" by Pastor CD Brooks
GOD BLESS.
THE END OF THE SABBATH LAW
- What law of commandments separated Jews from Gentiles? The Law of Moses! One of those commandments was to observe the Sabbath. Ephesians 2:11-15
- Today we are dead to the Law of Moses. That is the same law that said, 'You shall not covet' and also said, 'Remember the Sabbath day; to keep it holy.' The entire Law of Moses was nailed to the cross. Romans 7:4-7
- The only reason that we are not to covet today is because the Law of Christ commands us! Romans 13:9, Hebrews 10:1, 9
- Those who appeal to the old law make make themselves a debtor to do the whole old law. Galatians 5:2-3
@kac0404 The Word can’t say what it doesn’t say, nor can it mean what it doesn’t mean. Great Scriptural reference brother 🙏🏾 In any difference of opinion within the Body of Christ, the authority and truth should always rest in God’s Word and not our opinion or our human traditions! Everyone be blessed 😇 and keep your lamps lit and burning bright for the return of the Son of Man 👑👏🏾
@@randallgreen4021 Amen
The day of sabbath was spoken long before Moses..and GOD blessed the seventh day, and sanctified it
@sugar The Sabbath is not a law instituted at creation but under the Mosaic Covenant. Some say that the Sabbath is a command of God given in Genesis. To interpret Genesis 2:1-3 as a law given to humanity is in error. Though sin abounded, God gave no law until Moses. Paul states in Romans 5:13-14 that there was no law given from the time of Adam until the time of Moses. Furthermore, from Adam to Moses, there is no record in Scriptures of anyone keeping the Sabbath (especially during the period of Egyptian slavery captivity). In Genesis 2, it is called the seventh day and not the Sabbath. It is a description of what God did, not what God requires of man. To interpret Genesis 2:1-3 as a law also requires to create light on Sundays and animals on Friday. From the plain reading of the text, there is no reason to conclude that God intends to view every seventh day to be holy. Rather, it is quite possible to interpret that God declares that particular day, the actual seventh day, as holy. Interpretations which add (such as saying that God rested on the seventh day to establish the Sabbath) an underlying reason why God declares the day holy, is adding to the text.
@@sugar-lw2zl very well stated! the poor gentleman who opened this thread doesn't see that the Sabbath was written on stone by our Creator and will be in Heaven as well. he has the Sabbath mixed up with ceremonial, jewish sabbaths.
it's both amazing and sad how the take direct, clear, unambiguous Words from our Creator and Saviour and ignore Them - yet they strain to grasp at sun worship day, as Ezekiel 8 shows they did even before Jesus' day.
All commands of the Decalogue are repeated in the New Testament, as was mentioned earlier, except for the fourth command concerning the Sabbath.
The first commandment is referenced some 50 times either by direct statement or by inference; the second, 12 times; the third, 4 times; the fourth, none; the fifth, 6 times; the sixth, 6 times; the seventh, 12 times; the eighth, 6 times; the ninth, 4 times; and the tenth, 9 times. Does it not seem odd that if God wanted Christians to observe the Sabbath, he would have communicated that to the early church in some manner? Yes, the Sabbath is mentioned many times, but not once are Christians commanded to observe it. Yet, in the Old Testament there are many ways in which God expressed his desire for the Jews to keep this day.
Foolish one, the Lord is testing your obedience even as He did the Israelites in the wilderness.
@@FBIUSDOJ Foolish one, worry about your own obedience!!
@@FBIUSDOJ It appears that you either didn't listen to the video, or you completely missed the whole point!
Remember, it's Jesus Christ Himself who was making the point.
God instituted the Sabbath. God is Sovereign/Lord over the Sabbath. Jesus told the Pharisees that He is Lord of the Sabbath. In that way He was telling them that He IS God.
Jesus completely disregarded the Pharisaical Sabbath, deliberately, because they had taken it from a day in which to rest from work and made it into a heavy burden to bear.
The Sabbath was directly addressed more than once in the NT, and mentioned 58 times. Dude
@@jonnbobo As a matter of fact, the Temple is mentioned 115 times, yet we are not obligated to go to the temple for worship today, while there was such a command in the Old Testament. "The people of the land shall also worship at the doorway of that gate before the LORD on the Sabbaths and on the new moons" (Ezekiel 46:3).
Circumcision is mentioned 55 times in the New Testament, yet is not bound. In Acts 15, the Jerusalem conference dealt with the problem of Jewish converts seeking to bind circumcision on the Gentile converts. Peter, who was the first of the apostles to go to the Gentiles (cf. Cornelius in Acts 10), stood up and testified, "Now therefore why do you put God to the test by placing upon the neck of the disciples a yoke which neither our fathers nor we have been able to bear?" (Acts 15:10). The "yoke" referred to the Law of Moses in general, and circumcision in particular. Yet we know that in the Old Testament circumcision was God's law for the Jews. "He that is born in thy house, and he that is bought with thy money, must needs be circumcised: and my covenant shall be in your flesh for an everlasting covenant" (Genesis 17:13). Note that circumcision was a "must," and that it was an "everlasting covenant." But we note that this "everlasting covenant" was with Israel, and as noted before, was to continue "throughout their generations," so long as the nation existed.
If the necessity of circumcision, which was an everlasting covenant, is no longer bound, then the Sabbath, which was an everlasting covenant was also subject to coming to an end. If not, why not?
In addition, Passover is mentioned 28 times in the New Testament, yet we are not told to observe the Passover Feast. In fact, we have a new Passover-Christ. "Clean out the old leaven so that you may be a new lump, just as you are in fact unleavened. For Christ our Passover also has been sacrificed" (I Corinthians 5:7). Dude!
Remember - Sunday Worship was created by the Papacy! Read Daniel 7v25 and Revelation 12v17
Please watch "The Identity of the Little Horn Power" by Angels in the Glen
Sorry, not interested.
@@darrenarnett979 the Orthodox Church observes the Sabbath and worships on Sunday, so do Messianic Jews, and many protestants who reject Catholic teaching
THE SABBATH LAW WAS NOT CHANGED FROM SATURDAY TO SUNDAY - The tradition of the Christian church is to meet together on Sunday, the first day of the week. Some interpret this day of meeting as the day in which the Sabbath, the seventh day of the week, was changed to be fulfilled on the first day of the week (hence the term, Christian Sabbath). In support of this view, three Scripture references are given to show that Sunday is now the Sabbath day for Christians (Acts 20:7, 1 Corinthians 16:2, Revelation 1:10). However, within the context of these passages, there is no reference to the Sabbath nor is there any element of the Sabbath law. It is certainly possible to construe from these passages that indeed the New Testament church carries on the tradition of gathering together for fellowship, breaking of bread, teaching, and worship, However, it is not possible to interpret from these passages that the New Testament church gathers on Sunday to fulfill the Sabbath law. Any interpretation of this as being a Sabbath for the New Testament church requires a large amount of eisegesis. Scripture is absent of any direction or commandment is given by God that advocates the changing of the Sabbath from Saturday to Sunday. If indeed we are to fulfill the Sabbath law of the Decalogue today, as some would suggest, it takes a lot of gall and outright rebellion to change what God called holy, the seventh day, to the first day of the week without having distinct direction from God. After all, what were the Apostles thinking to blatantly omit any instructions of the Sabbath observance? Unless, of course, they believed the Mosaic Covenant and the Sabbath obvservance to be obsolete.
@@kac0404 Sabbath was created, it is not a law. The Sabbath is the last day of the week, and Jesus observed the Sabbath and explained how to keep it correctly. Sunday Sabbath is a Catholic tradition, Saturday Sabbath is kept by non-catholic Christians who recognize the Sabbath before sin. There is no Sabbath law, it is the Sabbath that was created.
@@jonnbobo The Sabbath is the 4th commandment of the Law of Moses. That makes it a law. Are you kidding me?
If one observes Sabbath, it means one believes in and follows the teaching of Moses. As such, there would be no need for Jesus anymore!😂
One reason I keep the 7th day Sabbath is that I want to be sure I’m worshipping the True God(Genesis 2:1-3, Mark 2:29, Revelation 3:14). Moses has nothing whatsoever to do with any of these scriptures. Christ says “ If you love me, keep my commandments”(John 14:15). “For this is the love of God, that we keep His commandments: and His commandments are not grievous”(1 John 5:3). No Moses mentioned in any of these scriptures either!
Did Christ Change Sabbath to Sunday
There are questions as christians we need to ask ourself, no matter the religion we are, concerning the plan and the will of Christ, was the plan of creation was the perfect plan for humanity .
What's Christ plan for humanity before sin !!! Two alliances were made by God to Adam, one were rest day and the other institution of marriage that Adam and Eve would teach to there descendants. Was it a jewish law.
Did Christ annonce or change the Sabbath Rest to Sunday Resurrection Day !!!
Did Christ as Creator, when He was in earth ad the intention to change the plan of creation concerning the rest day and the institution of marriage !!!
Historically Christians are unaware that the Emperor Constantine in AD 321 in accordance with the Church of Rome changed Saturday to Sunday and used Paul's teachings to establish this change.
-During his ministry, did Jesus Christ inform his disciples of another day of worship after his death than Shabbat !!! No
-After his resurrection, did Jesus Christ mentioned to his disciples that Sunday would replace the Sabbath !!! No
-After spending 40 days with more than 500 disciples before going to the Father, did Jesus Christ establish Sunday for Christians !!! No
-At Pentecost, did the Holy Spirit guide the new church to be observed on Sunday, in the apostolic meetings of the book of acts !!! No
What are the two recommendations of Jesus Christ to his disciples:
Because, I tell you, as long as heaven and earth do not pass, a single iota or a single stroke of the letter will not disappear from the law until everything has happened. Matthew 5:18
Jesus Christ told them to teach them to keep everything I commanded you. And behold, I am with you every day, until the end of the world. Matthew 28:20
In Christ Alone
Doesn't mean people who worship on Sundays are in sin.
You gotta fully understand the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
@@JoshuaWhitesinger Shalom to you who know fully the teaching of Christ
Jesus worshinp and obey the Father everyday but rest on shabbat, why because Christ was part of the creation and gave Adam the rest day, this is why He tell the Jews:Then he said to them, the Sabbath was made for man, and not man for the Sabbath ... Mark 2:27
God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him, male and female created he. Genesis 1:27
Law of Love and Grace
The law of love is the caracter of Christ, and love is the fondation of the creation. The law of love = Christ = grace. Love to humanity
The law of love which says to love God with all your heart and your neighbor as yourself, is equal to his grace given to man for his salvation, it is because of his law of love that grace has been given to humanity, it is Jesus who saved us, through the love of the Father.
The law does not save, it shows us the character of Christ, divine love for man. The law of love was put into Adam's heart from his creation, and at Mount Sinai it was God who gave the Ten Commandments verbally.
The law of love has never been in conflict with the grace they complete, the mosaic law had its fulfillment at the death of Christ, while the law of love it has remained alive in the heart of man at beyond the cross ...
Jesus is the keeper of all commandment is it mean that we allowed and can convoit the neighbor wife and so on, because some say that the sabbath is belong in the old testament !!!! You should read all Matthew 5
If you keep my commandments, you will abide in my love, just as I have kept my Father's commandments, and remain in his love. John 15:10
Do we understand the consequence of sin and what is sin !!!
For the wages of sin is death ... Romans 6:23
Whoever sins transgresses the law, and sin is the transgression of the law. 1 John 3: 4
Do we then make void the law by faith? Far from there ! On the contrary, we uphold the law. Romans 3:31
May Christ touch your heart with his LOVE
@@JoshuaWhitesinger Shalom let the bible speak by herself ...
Do we understand what is sin and consequence of sin !!!
For the wages of sin is death ... Romans 6:23
Whoever sins transgresses the law, and sin is the transgression of the law. 1 John 3: 4
Do we then make void the law by faith? Far from there ! On the contrary, we uphold the law. Romans 3:31
May Christ touch your heart with his LOVE
We have to understand at the judgment day man will be judged of their knowledge of the scripture, from the light he have receive and accept and obey. Will God be unjust in his judgment, by the blood of Christ !!!
In Christ Alone
@@michelbel58 Indeed. In Christ alone. Scripture alone, Grace alone, Faith alone, Glory to God alone.
SABBATH LAW - TO WHOM GIVEN
- Moses' words, "It was not with our fathers that the Lord made this covenant, but with us, with all of us who are alive here today." Deuteronomy 5:1-3, 12-15
- God gave the Ten Commandments to Moses on Mt. Sinai. These laws were not given to everyone! They were meant only for Israel Exodus 20:8-11
- God gave Israel a sign between them because He brought them out of Egypt. Ezekiel 20:10-12
- God made known to Israel His laws through Moses. This included the Sabbath. Nehemiah 9:12-14
- Therefore, we conclude that the Sabbath observance, which was a part of the Law of Moses, was only given to Israel. It was never given to any other people.
You can keep spamming the thread but that won't make you any more right. It just makes you more wrong, over and over LOL
@@jonnbobo You keep not answering my questions, which makes you look really ignorant. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
this post isn't accurate, Sir - Sabbath was established well before sin and even before there was any jews - Gen 2:2-3
Sabbath - like all Ten Commandments, is for any and all who accept His covenant and love Jesus Christ.
@@tony1685 ▸ The first recorded sabbath observance was after Israel’s exodus from Egypt, at the time God began to feed them with manna (Exodus 16:22-30). Interestingly, it is initially referred to in that paragraph as “a” sabbath, not “the” sabbath, suggesting it was not something previously known. That corresponds with the statement in the book of Nehemiah that God made His sabbath known at Mt. Sinai (9:13-14). No Bible passage ever depicts anyone keeping the sabbath prior to this time!
@@kac0404 ah, so the One who never changes, changed??
He didn't mind if they didn't keep It from the beginning, when He sanctified, blessed, made It Holy - but changed His mind later?
you have It all mixed up, friend.
see, since Creation, man enjoyed the LORD's day, the 7th day Sabbath - and since Creation, man kept It and It was, according to our Creator , a _'delight'_ - but that status for the LORD's day has been lost, unfortunately, for many.
I think you got that wrong ….Acts 1:12 KJV
[12] Then returned they unto Jerusalem from the mount called Olivet, which is from Jerusalem a sabbath day's journey.
5 kilometres.
The other thing was the disciples didn’t gather food they plucked corn in the hand and ate on the go.
Taking an apple from a tree to eat it is he same as taking the apple from a bowl to eat it, there was no hard labour.
Luke 6:1 KJV
And it came to pass on the second sabbath after the first, that he went through the corn a fields; and his disciples plucked the ears b of corn, and did eat, rubbing them in their hands.
This does not profane then Sabbath otherwise no one can go to the fridge or add sugar to your drink.
The gift of the Sabbath remains on the seventh day, keep in mind the Sabbath was changed to Sunday by the Catholics.
Jesus being Lord of the Sabbath doesn’t mean Jesus changed the seventh day, the seventh day is Holy, Saturday.
Jesus said simply to do well on the Sabbath and not do what ever you like.
Jesus was accused to profane the commandments but he didn’t…
John 15:10 KJV
[10] If ye keep my commandments, ye shall abide in my love; even as I have kept my Father's commandments, and abide in his love.
No you got it wrong go. Read (Romans 10:4) sabbath or Sunday cannot take you to heaven, but the gospel of Jesus Christ and accept him as Lord and Savior, he is the. Only way to salvation he said the greatest commandment is love. Go read galatian 1:6) (Galatian 1:3)
@@bernadettescott360 there are several thing’s to consider that we are required to do …. Fall not, faint not, endure, overcome….
But this is what I go by as the last warning in the last page of the Bible…
Revelation 22:14 KJV
[14] Blessed are they that do his commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life, and may enter in through the gates into the city.
No commandments no tree of life and no entry to the city… Period.
@@bernadettescott360 I must add if you break Gods commandments which one of them is the Sabbath you have transgressed Gods commandments.
· The Ten Commandments, which included Sabbath keeping, was done away with. (Romans 7:4-6) “Therefore, my brethren, you also have become dead to the law through the body of Christ, that you may be married to another - to Him who was raised from the dead, that we should bear fruit to God. For when we were in the flesh, the sinful passions which were aroused by the law were at work in our members to bear fruit to death. But now we have been delivered from the law, having died to what we were held by, so that we should serve in the newness of the Spirit and not in the oldness of the letter.” Verse 7 reveals the law he was referring to was the Law of Moses. “What shall we say then? Is the law sin? Certainly not! On the contrary, I would not have known sin except through the law. For I would not have known covetousness unless the law had said, You shall not covet.” ( Exodus 20:17) “You shall not covet your neighbor’s house; you shall not covet your neighbor’s wife, nor his male servant, nor his female servant, nor his ox, nor his donkey, nor anything that is your neighbor’s.”
@@bernadettescott360 love is greatest! notice 1 John 5:3 - if you love God, you keep Commandments 1-4. if you love your neighbor, you keep Commandments 4-10. notice the only Command with _'Holy'_ in It, also contains His seal. It starts with _'Remember'_ , yet many try to forget.
My investigation in the KJV, I have concluded that Jesus was resurrected on the Sabbath day and was not witnessed to be risen until after the Sabbath. I can't find anything in the gospels that testifies that he rose on the 1st day, nothing.
Now, if we take a week of 7 days, then the midst of the week is Wednesday. Now apply Daniel 9:27 to this week. If Jesus died in the midst of the week or a Wednesday, then you would apply the sign of Jonah. About 3pm Wednesday plus 72 hours get us to about 3pm Saturday... it is written that the Earth quaked and the graves thrown open, and those were seen walking about the city. This, too, was not given the designation of the 1st day.
My question is this, why does the Christian community assume that the resurrection occurs on the 1st day? Does it not say the 3rd day? Or, the 3rd day, FROM the crucifixion??? The 3rd day from Wednesday is the Sabbath Saturday, when the Lord rested from his work.
He did not ascend until after the dawn of the 1st day and even told Mary not to touch him yet. Why? Because he ascended to his coronation as the Wave Sheaf Offering that can only occur on the 1st day after Unleavened Bread!
Now, you can not omit any scriptures to fit any other day of the week. Why? You make the mistake of taking away the only sign given unto the unbelieving Jews. The sign of Jonah.
I hope you can see the point of how this works. I just wish someone actually took me seriously. But most just ignore me...
The Sabbath was the fourth of the ten commandments (Exodus 20:8; Deuteronomy 5:12). But the first few verses of these two chapters plainly show that the ten commandments were given ONLY to the nation of Israel. The ten commandments were only one part of the law of Moses, a law which included more than six hundred commands. If we say that we ought to keep the Sabbath because it was part of the law that God gave His people at Mt. Sinai, then by the same logic we ought to say that we are obligated to keep all of that law. Paul pointed this out to those who were trying to bind one part of the law of Moses (circumcision): “For I testify again to every man that is circumcised, that he is a debtor to do the whole law” (Galatians 5:3). The New Testament teaches that Jesus abolished the law of Moses, the Old Testament law. “For he (Jesus) is our peace, who hath made both one, and hath broken down the middle wall of partition between us; having abolished in his flesh the enmity, even the law of commandments contained in ordinances for to make in himself of twain one new man, so making peace” (Ephesians 2:14,15).
Is "honor your father and mother" or "thou shalt not commit adultery" or "thou shalt not bear false witness..." only for the nation of Israel?🤨
@@annev1 At that time...YES! Show me in the Bible where God gave the Ten Commandments, which includes the Sabbath, to anyone other than the Israelites? Give book, chapter and verse only. No opinions.
@@annev1 Some mistakenly believe that the Sabbath was to be kept forever using. (Exodus 31:16) “Therefore the children of Israel shall keep the Sabbath, to observe the Sabbath throughout their generations as a perpetual covenant.” Now read Verse 17. “It is a sign between Me and the children of Israel forever; for in six days the Lord made the heavens and the earth, and on the seventh day He rested and was refreshed.” The Hebrew word translated “forever” is also used in Exodus 21:5-6. “But if the servant plainly says, I love my master, my wife, and my children; I will not go out free, then his master shall bring him to the judges. He shall also bring him to the door, or to the doorpost, and his master shall pierce his ear with an awl; and he shall serve him forever.” Here the word is used of definite periods of time. So the Sabbath was to be observed only until Israel was no longer God’s chosen people, after the crucifixion of Christ.
@@kac0404 The "literal" Ten Commandments were not given to anyone. That is a fake translation that we use in short hand. If you look at the Hebrew, it is called the "testimony" or the "10 Words." His testimony never changes. We put his testimony into the Ark of the testimony, which represents what is in heaven so that he's with us.
@@annev1 correct, God's Moral character has always existed.
R.C. Sproul, John MacArthur use illogical logic to suppress the truth about the Sabbath (The 4th Commandment) in order to continue justifying their substituting their own tradition of Sunday. Both completely do away with the law of God and honor the tradition of men. Search the scriptures and you will see that this is so!
The fact is, Jesus brought all of the laws from the Ten Commandments over into His new covenant, except one - keeping the Sabbath. Christians are not permitted to kill, to steal, to commit adultery, or to covet just as the Ten Commandments say. We must still worship God and only Him and we must still honor our parents. However, a Christian’s obedience must come from the heart, “You shall love the lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength.’ this is the first commandment. And the second, like it, is this: ‘you shall love your neighbor as yourself.’ there is no other commandment greater than these.” (Mark 12:30,31). Christians are not under the Ten Commandments, a part of that Old Law. We are under the Law of Christ.
No one cares what day you worship .
I’m just going to ignore your comment because you used the term illogical logic.
Colossians 2 :16 and Romans 4
So true, they [ modern Pharisees] resort to obfuscation to gaslight us today on the Sabbath.
O dear, are you not to son of man sir, I now you are twisting the the word off God also to suit your doctrine. Jesus referred to him self as son of man becaus he was born off man. You where doing great until you said Jesus is the creator. Find this vers why do you call me GOOD, ONLY THE FATHER IS GOOD so Jesus is not God. Many times in scripture Jesus said it is not me doing the works and saying the words, it is He who abides in me. Jesus was the the Fathers tabernacle.
Read John 1.
@@Fishwithblake John 1:1 the word was God, the spoken word off the Farther what came out off his mouth. John 1:2 the same spoken word was in the beginning. 1:3 al thing made by Him the spoken word is Him just like wisdom is a she still the Father right. 1:4-5 He the Farher again gave life, and is the light of the world. The light source. 1:6 Jonn the Baptist bear witness of that light that all men that John spock to would believe.1:8 john was not that light but bear witness of that light. 1:
@@Fishwithblake 1:10-11 he was in the world and the did not now him the Father who tabernacled in the man Jesus. 1:12 those that did acknowledge Him the Father they to become Sons off God when u are baptized in water and Holy spirit you are born from above and a Son off God begotten not off the word any more. 1:14 and the word was made Flesh, meaning the man Jesus spoke the Father word. Jesus say this al through the gospels. In Deuteronomy the Farther said I will raise a prophet and put My Word In His Mouth, JESUS.
Jesus was bringing the questioners attention to what he just asked because he called Jesus good. So Jesus said, "why do you call me good, only God is good?" Jesus is basically asking him, "Do you know I am God, because you are calling me good." He didn't say, "Do not call me good there is only one good and that is God." He is saying, "why are you...?" To make him think about what he just asked.
The divinity of Jesus Christ is undeniable if you read your Bible Blake!