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As I asked MoonCresta, what evidence do you have that the weekly cycle has been interrupted (gone out of sync) sometime between the 1st century and now?

Are you sure you don't mean haven't gotten confused instead of "have gotten" confused? BTW, is there any documentation which shows that the 7 day weekly cycle has been interupted at some point between the 1st century and today?

Actually, you are the one trying to do that with regard to thinking that Romans 14 is doing away with the the 4th commandment (3rd if you're RC).

Indeed it does. What is your point?

Nebuchadnezzer Why in your post #1,838 did you quote my 2 questions to you if you weren't going to address them?

Nebuchadnez, re: "You are following the Sabbath doctrine instituted by the Roman Church..." Exactly what Roman Church Sabbath doctrine are you saying I'm following? re: "Of course Romans 14 is referring to the Sabbath..." Please identify where the chapter says anything with regard to the...

The context of the whole chapter of Romans 14 from beginning to end has to do with regard to food practices. "Paul is writing about asceticism. Some in the church at Rome believed Christians should eat only vegetables. Paul calls these people 'weak in the faith' (verses 1-2. The stronger in the...

Apparently you are able. What are the "2s" in scripture that you are putting together?

Just so it's understood that scripture doesn't identify the Lord's Day as the first day of the week and is silent with regard to anyone celebrating the first day of the week in honor of the resurrection.

justahumanbeing, re: "'You must not tell me what to do,' Jesus replied." I've looked at over 50 versions/translations and I don't see where the Messiah said that. What one do you have in mind? re: "Whereas Mary, His mother tells Him to start his work. " Again, I don't see where Mary says...

And since it's been awhile, someone new looking in might know of examples.

reneweddayb, re: "...the Passover was one day – the fourteenth day of the first month..." So assuming the Passover got its name from the passing over of the Lord at midnight, does that mean it took place at midnight on the 14th?

crossnote, What is your purpose for referencing the Romans' passage?

Myrtle Trees, re: "I think you're right about that - it does say the next day was the Sabbath, or sometimes says it in this way: 'the day of preparation.'" I'm not aware where the the Sabbath is ever referred to as the day of preparation. What do you have in mind?

MyrtleTrees, re: "Yes, it was in the evening, as you say." Where did I say that it was in the evening?

MyrtleTrees, re: "I found that He was put on the cross at 12 PM. That represents the Jewish time term, '6th hour'." But as has been touched on previously, Matthew 15:25 says that it was the third hour.

And again, that "someone new" needs to be someone who believes the crucifixion took place on the 6th day of the week with a 1st day of the week resurrection, and who thinks that the "heart of the earth" is referring to the tomb, and who tries to explain the lack of a 3rd night by saying that...

What punishment did the Messiah take that would otherwise have to be taken by us?

JaumeJ, re: "Nice.............good luck." Thanks. But perhaps someone new visiting this topic may know of examples.

JaumeJ, re: "Gee think about all the confusion avoided had you simply reposted correctly, and ignored this one, or simply ask the mods to remove it___" You'd think that it would make a difference wouldn't you. But I've started the topic on other sites with the correct title and OP and it's...