So true. This is what the first century believers faced too. This is what is meant by: Colossians 2:16 Therefore let no one judge you by what you eat or drink, or with regard to a feast, a New Moon, or a Sabbath.

There’s nothing wrong with worshiping on Sunday, the sabbath is for rest

Who rejected circumcision as a requirement for Gentile converts? Was it God or man? Please correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't it an everlasting covenant?

@@IchigosBestFriend the point is that God “sanctified” and made “holy” the 7th day and commanded that we work the other 6. When we give this honor to the day the papacy calls holy, who are we honoring? Man and not God.

@@alllthatinacan ya what’s your point

Very good point family. I love how this person heard the voice יהושע and it spoke truth to her. The scriptures are inspired by the holy spirit and I have found that upon deeper research you find witnesses against false doctrine all throughout. It has amazed me that when I humble myself and listen when the spirit tells me to look deeper that there is actually no arguments for false doctrine. Or how the scriptures put it “For Elohim is not Elohim of disorder but of peace, as in all the assemblies of the set-apart ones.” (1Co 14:33). May יהוה (The LORD) bless and keep you.

That was before he died on the cross tho. The old law changed once He rose

@@TartarianTopG peace to you Gabriel, may I ask where in Scripture did you get the understanding the law was changed?

@@TartarianTopG please understand that our King kept the Law even in death... He was placed in the tomb and He remained in the tomb on the Sabbath-Day... He resurrected (that is to say He resurged) only after the Sabbath-Day... please reference Hebrews 4:8,9... "(8)For if Jesus had given them rest, then would He not afterward have spoken of another day. (9) There remaineth therefore a rest to the people of God." Why would He change the Sabbath-Day only to break it? "Wherefore the children of Israel shall keep the sabbath, to observe the sabbath throughout their generations, for a PERPETUAL COVENANT. It is a sign between Me and the children of Israel FOREVER: for in six days the LORD(YHWH) made heaven and earth, and on the seventh day He rested and was refreshed." -Exodus 31:16,17 "For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the Law, till all be fulfilled." -Words of Christ, St. Matthew 5:18... Heaven and earth are still here, and the Scriptures have yet to be fulfilled (see Book of Ezekiel & Book of Revelation) therefore, by His royal declaration... the Law stands... hope this helps... Shalom

Awesome point! This verse goes about the destroy of yahrusalem 70 ad. But still in 70 ad there was the sabbath. And the sabbath is for ever holy!

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, which both explain the purpose of the Sabbath and 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 - 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 Book of Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant - 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; 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. 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 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 this. 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 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.

Exactly.

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, which both explain the purpose of the Sabbath and 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 - 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 Book of Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant - 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; 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. 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 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 this. 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 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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Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy, six days shalt thou labour and do all thy work, but the seventh day is the Sabbath of the Lord thy God! And the seventh day is, Saturday! It is blessed, and made Holy!! And God the Creator says, to Remember the Sabbath day to keep it Holy. God put this in the Law. It is a Holy day. We shall do no work on this day! Because, it is a holy day! And God has His Sabbath in His holy commandments. God has blessed it, and made it holy. It is the only day set aside by God, for all people to worship Him, the only day, blessed by God. It was Satan that changed the Sabbath day, through the Catholic church in the year 538AD. This is the truth! As a matter of fact, ask a Catholic priest, he will tell you the truth of that change of God's seventh day Sabbath, to the first day of the week, Sunday! God's Law, will never be changed!!! God has a people, a church, that follows Him all the way till Jesus comes. They keep the Sabbath of the Lord, just as the Jews are worshipping on the seventh day Sabbath, Saturday! God bless you all, who reads these words of TRUTH

@user-hd9vu5iv1f *** 1 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.

@@mikepotter1291 that’s not how the law works

@@codyalexander3290 Then how does the law work?

@@codyalexander3290 quote---that’s not how the law works--unquote Then explain how it works------Quote the Holy Bible!!!

The Jews have the literal Sabbath that is a shadow of the real Sabbath: Christ. Many Christians fall into the trap of sliding or falling for the old covenant and lose their enjoyment of Christ replacing it with OT ordinances.

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, which both explain the purpose of the Sabbath and 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 - 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 Book of Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant - 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; 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. 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 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 this. 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 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.

What about the rest of us living check to check who can't get Saturday off bc all the other sabbath belivers are getting it off. I believe God is just, allowing me to work on Saturday or Sunday so others can have it off. I feel rested on the day God allows me to rest even if it isn't the seventh day of every week.

​@@lee1davis1What you're saying is not biblical at all. The Sabbath is the seventh day. The seventh day is Saturday. God was very serious about the Sabbath. It's in the ten commandments.

​@lee1davis1 if you can't do it right now work towards it. He understands when it is difficult but he also expects us to conform to the teachings of his son who kept and taught the sabbath. Even the apostles continued to teach the sabbath after Christ's leaving. You either love God and strive to live in his will which includes the sabbath or you make excuses to be separated from him.

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, which both explain the purpose of the Sabbath and 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 - 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 Book of Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant - 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; 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. 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 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 this. 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 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.

Do you want the truth about the sabbath as intended by God? Honouring the sabbath is saying "no" to the flesh(6) and yes to God (7) - daily/hourly. This was the original plan by God when he rested on the 7th day, when he wrote into the mosaic law as a physical day forshaddowing of things to come, and now made possible for a Christian to follow because of the work of Jesus Christ who conquored the flesh (sin).

@@shadowmist1246 amen. Lord be with you.

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, which both explain the purpose of the Sabbath and 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 - 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 Book of Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant - 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; 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. 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 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 this. 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 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.

Seems like a nice alternative, but that's not how Jesus or the early Christians understood he Sabbath, is it: this video shows ordinary believers always kept the Sabbath till forced to do otherwise, and some wouldn't be forced, either. The lesson of the Sabbath Commandment in Deut 5 is that God illustrates his creative power by his redemptive power, from physical and spiritual slavery. Let us keep with God's agenda, not alternative traditions, as he give us the power to do his will.

Clarity?

And where is Christ in all of thi? Phil: 3:7-8. I have no problem with those who arr childish. I take Romans 14 very seriously. But 55 years...too much! Get into the truth. It is not about a day but a person. When you enjoy he Spirit, there is no special day. Be filled with the Spirit and in spirit every day.

Since 2020 we began observing Sabbath, I was woken up and heard "Sabbath, observe and I will know you are mine, and I am yours. And share it" Oh. Yeah right. My Christian Catholic family is gonna listen to me. Well, I shared and I can not make them do anything they choose not to but I shared and explained 😊 now its in God's hands. Cannot say, I did not share. Now I'm sharing with you: I am a believer in Jesus and accept Him as my Lord and Savior, Water Baptized as an adult & Holy Spirit led, yet knew nothing about Sabbath. I jumped right on it and with the help of the Holy Spirit guiding me, I can say, at first it was like, what? Nah. But I was obident and maybe not done right at first, but my heart sure was in the right place, because I wanted to understand how to observe and understand why to observe (I didn't want to return to the Catholic rhetorical rituals that I walked away from years earlier). Today we observe Shabbat as should be. Its our heritage whether jew or grafted, its a reminder of creation, and our Exodus from Egypt. Today many still live an Egypt life/mindset, slaves to the world and yet to recieve Yeshua (Jesus) as their Lord & Savior. Yeshua died and rose for me and Yeshua observe Sabbath, so we observe Sabbath. If it mattered to Him, it matters to us. If He said, it, spoke it, repeated it, you can bet we are listening. It's not a religion, it's a relationship. No different than family, you spend enough time together and if you care enough, you learn each other's likes & dislikes. Sometimes you are so close that you can complete each other's sentences or know what the other will say or think. Simple. Follow Yeshua the Messiah (Jesus), get to know Him and seek Him with all your heart, He will grant you understanding and wisdom that leaves you with unwavering faith. AND now that you know, you can ignore it or search the scriptures for yourself. Nothing to loose yet much knowledge in the divine truth that can grant you rest you're seeking. Blessings and Shalom

I can relate I work every other Saturday sigh

@@adrianvarela8890 quote---When you enjoy he Spirit, there is no special day. .. unquote So, , God lied in Ex 20:8--11???

​@@mitchellosmer1293 Hello Mitchell. Grace and peace be multiplied to you. We thank the Lord for His mercy, love, and grace. We have been made sons of God, brothers to Christ, and members of His family. What a privilege!!! Concerning your question, it is framed similarly to the one proposed by the snake in the garden. If we did believe and have been baptized when the gospel was preached to us, then as a consequence of receiving Christ as life, we must walk in spirit (Romans 8:4), and be filled with the Spirit in our spirit (Romans 8:16, 1Cor. 6:17, Ephesians 5:17-18). This is the New Covenant open to all. Jews or Gentiles without distinction can be believers and disciples of Christ. God gave the Israelites in the OT NOT the church the Sabbath. This is their day. The reality of the Sabbath is Christ himself. Only in Him, is there rest, satisfaction, and enjoyment. He is also the reality of the jubilee. All the Sabbaths, all the feasts, all the offerings, the tabernacle, and then the temple point to Christ. Paul says something remarkable about the fulfillment of the law. In Romans 10:4, Christ is revealed as its fulfillment, and/or goal. To the Galatians in 5:5.6, it is revealed that there is no more circumcision separating the ones not circumcised. All are one in the faith that operates through love. He tells the believers that love is the fulfillment of the law in Romans 13:10. This word in the NT is for the church. How superior is the New Covenant!!! Now let us enter Romans 14. Paul instead of being a teacher and giving doctrine, testifies in a practical way on how to receive believers with different viewpoints. We must remember that there were many Jews who came to know Christ but still held to certain practices. From Jerusalem, some went to the Gentile world imposing certain things on the new believers. These were called the Judaizers. Many ex Pharisees were among these. Paul had to write a letter to the Galatians to deal with this issue. He even rebuked Peter and Barnabas in Antioch (Galatians 2:11-14). In Christ, we must not impose on others practices, ordinances, commandments, etc. Instead, we should set an example, and be role models for others to follow. That is why Paul was so bold and told the Philippians on 4:9 "Those things, which ye have both learned, and received, and heard, and seen in me, do: and the God of peace shall be with you." We should be able to express the same to others. Instead of debating harshly and treating others without tolerance, we should receive others with love, humility, understanding, meekness, and patience. Romans 14 is very practical but not practiced!!! How we need to repent and return to these words to reconcile us to others. Finally, in Revelation, John says that He was in spirit in the day of the Lord. Many discuss more what is the day of the Lord. Some say it is Saturday or the Jewish Sabbath, others say it is the first day or the week later called Sunday, the day the Lord rose from the dead. The problem lies in that both miss the phrase "in spirit". This is the key in Romans 8. In Romans 10 we have a mouth to call upon the name of the Lord and in Romans 8 we are revealed that our spirit is the dwelling place of the Spirit. Without this reality, we only have the letter that brings death to us (2Cor. 3:6). God established a covenant with the Israelites as a wedding contract. You had to be part of this nation to receive these words, instructions, and commandments. We no longer have to be an earthly nation to be part of God's people. We have been blessed by and in Christ. Our nation is the nation of grace. We can call it a country of faith. Here, all of us are priests. All are part of one big family. This is God's plan. He made sinners into children of God through faith in Christ. Now we live by grace. We can know God and enjoy Him EVERY DAY. This is our daily possibility. Do not be distracted and fall into the trap of the physical sabbath. But if any believer wants to rest on Saturday and dedicate this day to reading the Scriptures, praying, and having fellowship, then do not rebuke your brother or sister but be a compassionate and kind brother who leads them more into Christ. And as Paul masterfully writes in 1Corinthians 13:11-13 "When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things. For now we see through a glass, darkly; but then face to face: now I know in part; but then shall I know even as also I am known. And now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these is charity." Grow in the Lord. Pursue love. Gain Christ. Praise Him. Receive the brothers and sisters in the Lord. Wash their feet. 2Tim.4:22

Excellent 😁 But Saturday is not His sabbath either.. Do you really think Father observes the pagan calendar...? or does He observe the calendar He created in the skies above in the beginning? This is your red pill moment. Only offering you the truth. I HAVE A RIDDLE FOR YOU SOLVE THIS RIDDLE AND YOU WILL KNOW THE TRUTH ABOUT YAH'S CALENDAR, SABBATH AND HIS ABSOLUTE TRUTH Do you recognize these numbers? 3.5 YEARS 42 MONTHS 1260 DAYS All three confirm each other and all three are different ways of calculating the same amount of time right ? 3.5 × 365 = 1277.5 DAYS 3.5 × 364 = 1274 DAYS 3.5 × 360 = 1260 DAYS 42 × 30 = 1260 DAYS HOW MANY DAYS IN A MONTH ? HOW MANY DAYS IN A YEAR ?

My 8th GGgrandpa was born in Piedmonte,Italy. Married a lady in Switzerland. They had a family in Switzerland with Italy across the border. He died in Orangeburg,South Carolina. They were among the first families of Oranghburg, S.C.

🙏1.1 . I am going to keep the Sabbath not because some ancestors did. For me to obey God.

When Constantine changed the day in 321ad the dark ages that why the have the catacombs they had to hide or be persecuted

Genesis 1:5 [5]And God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night. And the evening and the morning were the first day. The evening 6pm is the beginning of Gods day. Psalms 104:23 [23]Man goeth forth unto his work and to his labour until the evening. A man works from the morning to the evening.

Amen

Yes

I always felt 7th day is Saturday I used to pastor a church and had Saturday and Sunday In 2020 I asked God How would you want me to keep the sabbath The holy ghost quickly took me to Genesis 2.1-2 and Mark 2.27 I have kept the sabbath on Saturday ever since I also worship on Sunday The gentiles and Jew came together on Sunday Constantine did rule Sunday As sabbath please remember he was a sun worshiper

Yes

Read John 8:32!!! Sabbath keeping is not the same as faith in Christ. Beleive into HIM!!!

@@adrianvarela8890this is not a counter point..

​@@adrianvarela8890; Believe OF ALMIGHTY CREATOR INFALLIBLE AUTHORITY GOD JESUS CHRIST KJVB Isaiah 52: 14 Revelation 19 13 John ALL, Matthew 22: 36-40, James 2: 10 , Revelation 22: 18,19

That’s because nowhere in the New Testament does it say we have to keep the sabbath Christ is our sabbath the only two Commandments he gave us is to love God and to love your neighbor is thy self. there is nothing in the New Testament that says we are under the law. We are under a new covenant for the old one has passed away and made room for one far more .

@@rodneyprimal652- what you tell here sounds like the essentials of the story, but not the complete story. There is no closure in your claim as to why there was a Sabbath in the first place, but then again, the essential must crucial thing is indeed as you said - following our Lord and savior Jesus Christ.

It is still a false teaching. Christians are not under the law.

The god of the Old Testament is a Jewish 🐉 . It’s a blood cult. Jesus warned of this and was killed for it. Please wake up.

Totally agree. It is about three years for now that I started to keep the Sabbath (again) and I have no regret. The Sabbathday is no doubd my favorite day of the week.

@Diego Cerda by itself there is no problem but the vieuw of a Sabbathkeeper and that of the sunday church are not the same and that can and will lead to conflict and debates.

@Diego Cerda Im sure GD will be happy that you worship Him everyday! Keep Sabbath always. The problem is the sun-day worshipers also keep many pagan days not authorized by The Father. Such as easter (false goddess of fertility)and christmas (Saturnalia)..

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, which both explain the purpose of the Sabbath and 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 - 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 Book of Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant - 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; 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. 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 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 this. 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 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

Do it. Praise God!

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, which both explain the purpose of the Sabbath and 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 - 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 Book of Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant - 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; 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. 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 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 this. 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 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.

Which are the covenant signs for Israel? How do they differ from the Body of Christ in the NT? Two sets of people have two different sets of characteristics. Enter the truth! Beware of great teachers. Some have revelation/insight on certain points and fumble on others. It is like asking a physicist to comment on archeology or a medic about engineering.

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, which both explain the purpose of the Sabbath and 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 - 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 Book of Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant - 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; 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. 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 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 this. 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 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.

My sister got very upset with me when I was attempting to explain to her that men changed the sabbath day and that we should still be reverencing the sabbath God sanctified in Genesis 2:2-3. She has also told me I should probably practice the Jewish faith instead. That was very hurtful.

First time seeing this one. Thanks

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, which both explain the purpose of the Sabbath and 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 - 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 Book of Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant - 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; 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. 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 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 this. 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 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.

@@chrismason8476what about Constantine’s actions?

*** 1 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.

So long as the Sabbath is observed and not neglected because of this as the YHWH stated then it is fine as everyday is a day to worship YaH. 🙏🏾❤️

And through the Catholic Church we get the Gregorian calendar. Which caused more problems than it solved.

​@@eagletalons5333Moot point. One through seven has never changed since creation, whatever they are or have been called.

The Catholic church has services on Friday evening and Saturday morning so Catholics can observe Sabbath. Or go on Sunday to observe the day of the Resurrection of our Lord and Savior. Catholics also have the opportunity to go to services everyday If they wish to

​@@mil-ns3rcYour Lord and Savior was resurrected on the Sabbath day! The tomb was empty before sunrise which marks the ending and beginning of the day. He is the Lord of the Sabbath!!

@@CurrituckF150 Thrid day after the crucifixion was a SUNDAY

Yes. As prophesied that she would.

great investigation but lacks the fundamental part needed: revelation with respect to the NEW Covenant.

Johan. Hang in there friend. Satan hates the truth and has deceived. Pray for your friends and family to know the truth 🙏🏻❤️

Here's a good way to explain it: God gave us a new Covenant yes! But he didn't change The Law (Torah) - he gave us a new way to keep The Law. So now we are under the law (lower case) of grace and not the law (lower case) of judgment.

I understand my mother in law is the same way. What I do is not engage unless they openly start the conversation then defend, they start it and the they want to run away but can't cut they started it.

I have the same issue. Really, eyes are closed and ears do not hear. It’s that simple. We can’t beat over the head and make it so. Hang in there !

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, which both explain the purpose of the Sabbath and 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 - 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 Book of Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant - 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; 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. 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 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 this. 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 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 Blasphemy!

​@@larrybedouin2921 The word of God is not blasphemous.

@@chrismason8476 No but yours are.

​@@larrybedouin2921 ​Do you accept that Deuteronomy 5:15 tells us that the purpose of the Sabbath is to remember the Exodus?

It is obvious. They just wanted to keep their pagan traditions. Imagery is important to all religions except the Abrahamic faith.

Have you ever been in Catholic Church? They bow to statues.

Exactly and Amen 🙋‍♀️🙏🌺

Can anyone give me the text, plz .... where did Jesus keep the Sabbath

other then... the creation time

@@tereshahansdak5957 Mark 3 v 1 - 2

@@tereshahansdak5957 There is no such verse .. however jesus says im the Sabbath.. John 5 jesus broke the sabbath day.. Sabbath is a fore shadow of Christ.. Mark ch 2: 23-28 David broke the sabbath day..

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, which both explain the purpose of the Sabbath and 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 - 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 Book of Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant - 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; 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. 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 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 this. 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 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 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, which both explain the purpose of the Sabbath and 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 - 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 Book of Hebrews tells us that the New Covenant is greater than the Old Covenant - 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; 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. 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 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 this. 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 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.

How does the first day of the week start at sundown? Didn't Elohim seperate the light from dark by placing lights in the firmament and the two great lights, one to rule over the DAY... one over the night? That was on the Fourth day, (Genesis 1:14-19)... so now day and night are divided with lights... Father finishes His work and rests on the seventh-DAY and sanctified the seventh DAY (Genesis 2:2,3 & Exodus 20:8-11)... after He placed lights in the Heavens to mark the DAY from night... "Remember the Sabbath-DAY to keep it Holy." -Exodus 20:8... Father isn't the author of confusion, correct?... saying that the day starts at sundown, when Father hung the sun to rule over the day is a bit confusing...

The day starting at sundown is a fake "Jewish" thing imposed by the Samaritan false teachings just like the lunar calendar. Scripture speaks of a solar calender which actual Hebrews used.

@@wunsocknoshooz4128 You are completely misinformed.

@@pilgrim4yehoshua A day is a 24 hour period, not just day light hours. Also scripture repeats numerous times "there was evening and morning the first day.. second day.. third day" Why would say evening before morning?

In the end of the sabbath, as it began to dawn toward the first day of the week, came Mary Magdalene, and the other Mary to see the sepulchre. -Matthew 28:1 The Sabbath-day starts at sundown of the sixth-day, and spans until dawn of the first day?

Because the professors of the seminaries have been infiltrated by Jesuits and atheist.

The enemy is a great deceiver

Some people use these verses to justify keeping Sunday instead of Sabbath. There is no command from God to keep Sunday for any reason. People confuse freedom and tradition. The freedom we experience is freedom from the penalty of sin which is death. Since there is no command by God to keep the first day of the week, Sunday is tradition. Look at what Jesus said about tradition. Tradition adds to the law. See Deut. 4:2. Sabbath is a covenant of promise. Colosians 2 states the Sabbath is a shadow of something to come but not here yet. See Eph. chapter 2. Gentiles who believe keep the covenants of promise of which Sabbath is one

Here are some writings from the early Christians way before Constantine. The Didache “But every Lord’s day . . . gather yourselves together and break bread, and give thanksgiving after having confessed your transgressions, that your sacrifice may be pure. But let no one that is at variance with his fellow come together with you, until they be reconciled, that your sacrifice may not be profaned” (Didache 14 [A.D. 70]). The Letter of Barnabas “We keep the eighth day [Sunday] with joyfulness, the day also on which Jesus rose again from the dead” (Letter of Barnabas 15:6-8 [A.D. 74]). ​​​​​​​ Ignatius of Antioch​​​​​​​ “[T]hose who were brought up in the ancient order of things [i.e. Jews] have come to the possession of a new hope, no longer observing the Sabbath, but living in the observance of the Lord’s day, on which also our life has sprung up again by him and by his death” (Letter to the Magnesians 8 [A.D. 110]). Justin Martyr​​​​​​​ “But Sunday is the day on which we all hold our common assembly, because it is the first day on which God, having wrought a change in the darkness and matter, made the world; and Jesus Christ our Savior on the same day rose from the dead” (First Apology 67 [A.D. 155]). The Didascalia “The apostles further appointed: On the first day of the week let there be service, and the reading of the holy scriptures, and the oblation [sacrifice of the Mass], because on the first day of the week [i.e., Sunday] our Lord rose from the place of the dead, and on the first day of the week he arose upon the world, and on the first day of the week he ascended up to heaven, and on the first day of the week he will appear at last with the angels of heaven” (Didascalia 2 [A.D. 225]). Origen “Hence it is not possible that the [day of] rest after the Sabbath should have come into existence from the seventh [day] of our God. On the contrary, it is our Savior who, after the pattern of his own rest, caused us to be made in the likeness of his death, and hence also of his resurrection” (Commentary on John 2:28 [A.D. 229]).

@@henrysan8789 Christianity is a cult that promotes a false idol. Repent of your wicked ways and false idol worship. Read the commandments and study them, study Torah only and not catholic doctrine. Repent of your idolatry.

"Jesus Christ is the Sabbath" that would also make him the other 9 so do we not have to keep the other 9 since jesus is them also

When Jesus was talking to the pharisees it was to always argue what Jesus was doing on the Sabbath. That's why Jesus always rebuked them for their own traditions that they have made. That why Jesus over turned the money tables in the church. They shouldn't be selling anything on the Sabbath.

Does God take days off? Does God need rest? Where is the commandment to go to church? Who "kept" the sabbath before Exodus and what's the verse? How is the 4th commandment "kept"? Who did God say he made the covenant with in deuteronomy 5? The first Christian church met every sabbath for 200 years and Constantine declared next week you are going to church on Sunday? Why would he do that? I don't think you solved the sabbath mystery yet.

@@mikepotter1291 the Bible is full of scripture of people preaching on the Sabbath, church or not. It could of been a gathering. God says where there is 2 or more gathered in my name he is there. The sabbath is for God's people no matter who you, it is a day to be spent with him, church or gathering it does not matter. God is always there. And even though God doesn't need rest he still rested in creation, he rested even in death, that's why he rose from the dead on Sunday and not Saterday

@@trustme7660 He fulfilled the law, or the Law was made whole through him

Do you have a Bible? Read Moses and the Gospels. Love your neighbor as yourself. Love mercy. Be just. Keep the dietary laws by not eating catfish, pork or clams or lobster. Men should not dress in womens clothing nor let their hair grow long. Do not lie to or deceive people.