Show me in Genesis chapter 2 where there is any command for men to keep the Sabbath?
It is not there - simple as that! Since this assumption about Genesis chapter 2 is the foundation of your house of cards your inability to prove that Gen 2:1-3 is a command to man destroys the whole proposition.The first reference to man to observe the Sabbath comes in Exodus (multiple references) but NO mention of any connection to Genesis chapter 2!
Hi graceNpeace,
Ok my friend lets do this. I will show you if you can answer me these simple questions from Genesis 2:1-3
from God's Word the answers are all in those three verses at the end of the creation week so should be easy for you to find.......
1. Who made the 7th Day Sabbath in the creation week?
2. Who sanctified the 7th Day Sabbath in the creation week?
3. Who blessed the 7th Day Sabbath in the creation week?
4. Who rested the 7th Day Sabbath in the creation week?
5. Who made the 7th Day Sabbath a holy day in the creation week?
6. Who did God make the 7th Day Sabbath in the creation week for?
7. Was the 7th Day Sabbath given BEFORE the fall of mankind of AFTER the fall of mankind?
7. Was the giving of the 7th Day Sabbath from a FINISHED work of creation or an UNFINISHED work?
You should also know by now that Genesis is not needed to show you that your interpretation of God's Word is a not correct. Did you not read the 150+ Scriptures from God's Word about the Sabbath that have no origin from Genesis in posts 1166, 1168 and 1183? Genesis is a good place to start however because this is where the Sabbath originated. For your reference again go and look at posts 1157, 1160, 1166, 1168, 1183, 1209 and 1218 which you seem to have not read or ignored.
Honestly, friend I am not interested in your personal opinions about God's Word or having an argument with you here. I have provided you with scripture for what I believe you have provided nothing but your opinion. If you have something to share from God's Word I am happy to talk with you otherwise we are wasting our time as you have your opinion that you are holding on to without searching the scriptures for yourself like the faithful Bereans. Now this is ok if you want to do this. It is between you and God. Lets just say I respect your right to your opinion to call the sky purple... but I believe God when he says its Blue.
"Let God be true and every man a liar as it is written, That thou might be justified in thy sayings, and might overcome when thou art judged." (Rom 3:4)
God bless you