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You don't obey the Sabbath COMMANDS! Do you even know what they are?When I honor the Sabbath I am honoring God.
When you add to somebody's words which they did not say - you do this from an evil heart, seeking to make that person out to being dishonest/liar, which you did against my words.
You were given kind words and you trampled them under your feet in pride.
You followed in Eve's footsteps in the Garden - repent
When I honor the Sabbath I am honoring God.
I think you may want to re-read studentoftheword's message--it was very gracious --she disagreed with your position respectfully---I can see if she misunderstood --as you wrote quite a bit, but she didn't attack you--she even called you Precious brother, but you in turn called her a 'liar' , said she needed to 'repent', that she was 'prideful' and was 'following in Eve's footsteps'--who is being unkind here? who is being prideful? And you asked Magenta to forgive you and said you reacted out of 'Sorrow'. Seriously?
Grace doesn't seem to be working that well for any of you--you may want to try obedience,
A new commandment i give to you, "to love one another."
Here is the rest of what studentoftheword said:
Just saying Brother ----we all are trying to understand Scripture at our own pace what you see in the Scripture is what you see and understand ----others may see it differently as they may not be where you are at in their Faith walk with Christ ----We will only know the Real truth when we pass on to the Spiritual realm and meet our Creator until then we should all try and be respectful of how others see and understand Scripture ---
Peace Brother
God says this in His Word -----Good Advice here for us all
2 Timothy 2 NIV ---read all to get the Context of the scripture -----
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=2 Timothy 2&version=NIV
23 Don’t have anything to do with foolish and stupid arguments, because you know they produce quarrels.
24 And the Lord’s servant must not be quarrelsome but must be kind to everyone, able to teach, not resentful.
For me, it would be not reverencing my Father like I should.Is it sin to work on the sabbath?
You're going to have to come to your own conclusion on that one.Is it sin to work on the sabbath?
For me, it would be not reverencing my Father like I should.
You're going to have to come to your own conclusion on that one.
Do what you think best, according to scripture.
I have a saying that I've adopted. "You may not agree with me, but I'll defend your right to disagree with me."
I think here, for the most part, you're not understanding where I'm coming from. I'm not a legalist and I hate man-made religion.
I choose to honor the Sabbath, not because it was part of the Mosiac law, but because He instituted it during creation.
It's a personal thing...I don't push it on anyone else.
There is a difference between God's Commands--the 10 Commandments that God wrote in stone with His own finger--this signifies they are into perpetuity and the Mosaic Law--which keeps getting quoted here to refute keeping the Sabbath. Scripture says if you break one of the commands, you break ALL of them. Why does it say that? It is because they are a package deal. Works and works of the law in the New Testament is referring to the Mosaic Law, not the 10 Commandments. All 10 Commandments are mentioned in the New Testament, though not in list form.
I have never kept the Sabbath and had recently began to wonder about it--why we believe we are to keep the commandments, with exception of the Sabbath and why do most churches meet corporately on Sunday when in Acts the believers gathered in assembly on the Sabbath (as well as everyday).
Also, even though we have explained our position-- for example, we are asked if a person can work on Sabbath. Well each person must follow their own conscious--a doctor or restaurant owner, many occupations may need to work on the Sabbath--it is a day of set aside by God for rest and remembrance-not a law to be kept--there is no doing in that.
Note too, Jesus as our Sabbath rest means we are not under the Mosaic Law--as in animal sacrifices--He was our final sacrifice. He does not replace the DAY. Even if no one were to keep the Sabbath, it is still the Sabbath! It's nonsensical to say He replaces the Sabbath--it is talking about our rest in Him, not that he actually replaces the Sabbath Day. (btw, new moons, a sabbath day--'a' sabbath day is a special/high holy day--this not speaking of THE Sabbath Day)
"For the law, having a shadow of the good things to come, and not the very image of the things,I 2 For then would they not have ceased to be offered? For the worshipers, once [a]purified, would have had no more consciousness of sins. 3 But in those sacrifices there is a reminder of sins every year. 4 For it is not possible that the blood of bulls and goats could take away sins."--Hebrews 10:1-3
This is speaking of the Mosaic Law--where do you see anywhere spoken of animal sacrifice in the Commandments?
The first day is mentioned in a couple of verses, but it is noting time that something occurred, not that it was a special day to worship--Constantine is actually the one who instituted Sunday as a day of rest.
"He will speak against the Most High and oppress his holy people and try to change the set times and the laws."--Daniel 7:25
I keep hearing in a variety of ways--"I worship God everyday"--first of all, if that were really the case, I would think one would be more mature in their faith and would be exhibiting the fruit of the spirit, e.g.
"But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, 23 gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law."--Galatians 5:22-23
Nice fish, David. What's that, in the 50 lb. range?
Where are the Ten Commandments right now at this very moment???