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Your explanation is inadequate to support your assertion.

Really? On what basis do you make this grand claim?

I find it rather telling that all the self-proclaimed Sabbath keepers are violating the Sabbath by arguing about it... on (what they say is) the Sabbath.

It is fair game to pass judgment on your ideas. If you feel judged personally when your ideas are judged, perhaps you are too invested in them.

Scripture is replete with examples of "spiritual" entities taking physical form.

Why do you think it necessary for me to provide Scripture to challenge your assertion? That's ridiculous. If you choose not to respond further, that's fine; you haven't responded adequately yet so no change there.

Inadequate definition. Please unpack your answer... using Scripture.

Genesis only says that God blessed the seventh day. It says nothing whatsoever about the ten commandments. Deuteronomy comes about 40 years after Exodus, so that would be an anachronistic argument. Scripture doesn't tell us what Moses' practices were prior to Sinai, and speculation has no...

Once again please, without the double (or is it triple) negative.

Please define "the true Sabbath".

Please define "secular work".

The arrogance of your position astounds me. All I have seen is evidence of differences; never evidence of corruption. Differences do not necessarily constitute corruption, much as the KJV-only crowd thinks otherwise. Show up with some actual evidence of corruption and it might be considered...

Of course. :)

Ridiculous. Internal American politics are irrelevant to much of the world. Thanks for sharing your edifying opinion.

Hmmm... Genesis, Corinthians, Deuteronomy, but no Exodus. Fail.

The above is a catastrophe.

You have blustered at length without making your case.

Why are you repeating yourself?

How come you keep avoiding responsibility? Do you know the Bible? It's really simple: just demonstrate from within Exodus that the ten commandments are not part of the Law of Moses. That's it; just answer the one challenge with Scripture to back up your opinion. The next time you want to try a...

Understandable. I've made hasty replies at times too... and regretted my haste when I see my error later. I've found that if I feel rushed to post a reply, it's best for me to stop and wait until later.