Sunday worship / Christmas / Easter and all the rest....
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According to Jewish sabbath law, just traveling anymore than a particular distance was considered a Sabbath
I remember reading somewhere that some of them wouldn't even have a bowel movement on the sabbath violation
That's why the apostle Paul said Christians don't benefit from following these pedantic laws
I remember reading somewhere that some of them wouldn't even have a bowel movement on the sabbath violation
That's why the apostle Paul said Christians don't benefit from following these pedantic laws
Typical: You refuse to acknowledge the point. The first covenant HAS BEEN made obsolete.
The Sabbath rest you made reference to has nothing to do with a day.
Sabbath was counted among those things which ~
These are a shadow of the things that were to come; the reality, however, is found in Christ.
Colossians 2:17
The Sabbath rest you made reference to has nothing to do with a day.
Sabbath was counted among those things which ~
These are a shadow of the things that were to come; the reality, however, is found in Christ.
Colossians 2:17
did you read my post? Typical, you reply without having a clue what someone said.
I will quote it again
Post #81 However, as a type it is very important,
just read Hebrews and just because it isn't part of our covenant doesn't mean it isn't important, it is part of the Old Covenant.
How would anyone understand Hebrews if they didn't read and study the Old Testament.
I will quote it again
Post #81 However, as a type it is very important,
just read Hebrews and just because it isn't part of our covenant doesn't mean it isn't important, it is part of the Old Covenant.
How would anyone understand Hebrews if they didn't read and study the Old Testament.
This thread reminded me of something Donald Trump once said. There was a debate about taking down statues of people in the confederacy like Robert E. Lee. He said there were very good people on both sides of this debate. They smeared him accusing him of saying that the KKK or white supremacists were very good people but in the same breath he made it clear he was not talking about them.
On this thread there are very arrogant people on both sides of the debate. (Definition of arrogant -- having an exaggerated sense of ones own abilities, understanding of the Bible or ability to cut straight the word of God).
On this thread there are very arrogant people on both sides of the debate. (Definition of arrogant -- having an exaggerated sense of ones own abilities, understanding of the Bible or ability to cut straight the word of God).
According to the history of the early church ;
it was Pius in the year 143 AD that the Easter day , by a revelation from Hermas , that the day should be moved . This was the beginning of diversity , according to the history. according to John Foxes history of the church. I havent found where christmas comes into play yet, but according to history , it says they were split on how they celebrated ,if they celebrated ,or not. according to what is recorded ,in the beginning some fasted 3 days,some 2, others 4, didnt read anything about eggs bunnies , or feasts. it was just how each man chose to observe the day or not ,by the year 235AD things had changed.
it was Pius in the year 143 AD that the Easter day , by a revelation from Hermas , that the day should be moved . This was the beginning of diversity , according to the history. according to John Foxes history of the church. I havent found where christmas comes into play yet, but according to history , it says they were split on how they celebrated ,if they celebrated ,or not. according to what is recorded ,in the beginning some fasted 3 days,some 2, others 4, didnt read anything about eggs bunnies , or feasts. it was just how each man chose to observe the day or not ,by the year 235AD things had changed.