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Perhaps next time you quote Scripture, add a few comments so your intentions are clear.

That is incorrect. The commandments (the Law) were given to the Israelites, not to the Gentiles. The verse you quoted is irrelevant. The gospel was indeed given to all, but the Law was not.

@MerSee, are you a Catholic?

And you weren’t directing the words at me? Come on.

You criticized me for not being nice, and here you are not being nice. Hypocrite.

You haven't answered the question. Random vaguely-related verses won't cut it.

Unfortunately, none of this answers my question. The gentiles were excluded from Israel; they would have no inclination to follow Israelite ordinances.

I already addressed this. Why would Gentiles "keep" an Israelite ordinance? They wouldn't! They might, however, for convenience, gather with Israelites to hear the word of God when and where the Israelites gathered.

A covenant is not a "promise" though the concepts are distantly related. Israel broke the first covenant. God initiated the new covenant in Christ's blood. We Christians are under the new covenant, not the old/first/Sinai covenant.

Who died and made you the Forum police?

What one person says is not necessarily representative of what most Christians believe. ;)

Who said anything about Sunday worship being ‘in recognition of the Sabbath’?

I did not know that 'death and destruction' needed straightening out; I thought that 'crooked' was their natural state. ;)

If you're certain this is the same person, you might want to notify the Admins so they can expedite the exit of said repeat offender.

Rarer, deeper, and less screechy. ;)

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Where in Scripture is this process described?

Nope. Not even a little.

"Walla" is a corruption of "voila". ;)

You're employing a fallacy of anachronism.