By Pastor Doug Batchelor

An Amazing Fact: During the Paris Olympics in 1924, Scotsman Eric Liddell, a celebrated sprinter, was expected to win gold in the 100 meters. However, he discovered that the time trials for his event were going to fall on a Sunday, which he believed to be the Sabbath. (While he had the wrong day, he did have the right attitude about the Sabbath.) Even though he had relentlessly trained and his country had invested in him, he refused to run. This decision put him under immense pressure from politicians, teammates, and even some family. “God will understand,” they said. “Your country is counting on you! Do it just this one time!” But he said, “No. I can’t do it—not even once.”

Well, it turned out that Liddell could run in another event that did not conflict with his beliefs—the 400 meters. During the time trials, he didn’t perform well. Teammates wondered about his ability to secure a medal. But Liddell believed the results were in God’s hands, and just prior to running the final, he was handed a slip of paper from an American with a profound message on it: “Those who honor me, I will honor.” When the gun sounded, Liddell ran like he was possessed and broke the standing record to finish first!

*****

Eric Liddell firmly believed in obeying God no matter the cost—and that meant following every one of His Ten Commandments, including the fourth.

For him the Sabbath commandment was no less important than the ones that say, “Do not murder” and “Do not commit adultery.” It’s very difficult for most people to wrap their minds around that idea, but I also believe it is absolutely true. Very few people, after accepting Christ, dispute nine of the Ten Commandments, but the fourth they often see as a “personal preference” or optional commandment. But it’s not just a recommendation from Moses; it’s the law of the Almighty.

The Bible tells us, “For whoever shall keep the whole law, and yet stumble in one point, he is guilty of all” (James 2:10). The devil doesn’t care whether your sin is adultery or murder or Sabbath breaking, just as long as he can get you to sin and separate you from God.

He knows that in God’s view the Sabbath commandment is not any less important than the other nine. That’s why I believe it is the devil’s plan to erode our convictions through rationalizations and compromises so that when the big test of the last days comes, when we must choose whom we will worship on penalty of death, many people will have been so trained to compromise that they won’t be prepared to take a stand when it matters most. That’s why it is important now to be faithful in keeping the Sabbath holy; it’s all about preparation.

What Is Holy?
Let’s first take a look at the commandment itself, found in Exodus 20:

Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy. Six days you shall labor and do all your work, but the seventh day is the Sabbath of the Lord your God. In it you shall do no work: you, nor your son, nor your daughter, nor your male servant, nor your female servant, nor your cattle, nor your stranger who is within your gates. For in six days the Lord made the heavens and the earth, the sea, and all that is in them, and rested the seventh day. Therefore the Lord blessed the Sabbath day and hallowed it (vv. 8–11, emphasis added).

God says there is holy time; what does He mean? The word “holy” means something “dedicated, set apart, or consecrated to God.” And it’s clear from the Bible that some things are holy and should not be profaned or treated as common.

For one, marriage is called holy. You can court someone for years, but it’s not a holy relationship until you seal the covenant and marry him or her. Profaning that holy relationship is a violation of the commandment against adultery. Tithe is also called holy (Leviticus 27:30). It can be hard to grasp that among the ten $1 bills in your pocket, one of them is considered holy, but nonetheless, using that dollar to make a car payment profanes something sacred.

Well, God also points out in this commandment that a certain amount of time each week is holy—not because a church teaches it, but because He said so. No man in the world can call common what God has called holy. Nor does God say, “Remember the Sabbath to make it holy.” We can’t make it holy; God is the one who makes something holy. In this commandment, He is saying, “I’ve already made it holy, so you must recognize what I have done and respect Me.” Keeping the Sabbath holy is all about a love relationship with God.

A Dangerous Topic
I tackle the Sabbath with some trepidation because of how easy it is to be misunderstood, to appear to be extreme and labeled legalistic. In the time of Jesus, two fanatical religious groups struggled for supremacy, the Sadducees and the Pharisees. They were, for lack of better words, the liberals and the conservatives of their day. The Sadducees didn’t believe in angels or resurrection; that’s pretty liberal theology. The Pharisees, on the other hand, were so meticulous in their Sabbath-keeping, they set rules to ensure you didn’t walk too far on Sabbath, at least according to their calculations. They had thousands of such manmade rules about the Sabbath and other religious duties.

Jesus often battled with the Pharisees regarding Sabbath observance; He would heal somebody that day and then be accused of breaking the Sabbath. While the commandment certainly doesn’t forbid healing on the Sabbath, and Jesus, God Himself, did it, we should also realize that Jesus never said, “You don’t need to keep the Sabbath anymore.” Every debate He had about the Sabbath was about how to keep it holy, not whether to keep it.

Interestingly, the spiritual problem in the time of Christ was certainly more about legalism. But before then, in the time of Jeremiah and Isaiah, Sabbath problems were more like the problems we face today. The Jews in their time were largely ignoring the Sabbath, not keeping it any better than the pagans. They were being careless in their Sabbath observance. And that’s the crisis I perceive in the Christian community at large today: We treat God’s commandment with sloppy indifference.

As a pastor, I’m not just writing to you. I’m writing to the Batchelor family. My wife, Karen, and I are constantly educating and reminding ourselves about what is right and what is not right on the Sabbath. We are living in such a relentlessly busy culture that it takes thought, planning, and effort to rest. I confess that at times I’ve failed to keep the Sabbath holy—so this isn’t about judging you; rather, it’s a Bible study for people who love the Lord. It’s not legalistic to love the Lord and want to please Him by showing you’re serious about keeping the Sabbath day holy according to His commandment.

Don’t let people accuse you of being legalistic because you’re asking practical questions about what a person should and shouldn’t do on the Sabbath. That’s our purpose here.

Finding Out How to Keep It Holy
The Ten Commandments are, in some ways, an abbreviation of the law of God. For instance, when it says, “Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord in vain,” the commandment doesn’t go into great detail to explain every possible way in which a person could take God’s name in vain—whether it’s swearing, using God’s name carelessly, or claiming you’re a Christian but living as a hypocrite. The details of the law require our further study, and you’ll find examples of this commandment being honored or disregarded in other places in the Bible.

In regard to our goal of better understanding the fourth commandment, we also need to look at the specifics of Scripture through a prayerful study of Bible principles.

For example, in Hebrews 4:11, we read, “Let us [la-bor] therefore to enter into that rest.” This sounds like a contradiction, but that’s really what happens when we prepare for the Sabbath. We invest additional labor so that we might enjoy the blessed rest of the Sabbath more fully. While I’m not comparing the Sabbath with a typical vacation, if you’re going to have a good vacation, it does require extra work, planning, and preparation to make it happen.

I believe that in order for us to really enjoy the release and peace that God has designed for this holy day, we must labor to enter that rest. And this involves educating ourselves. God throughout His Word gives us a lot more details about what is involved in keeping the Sabbath holy. As we’ll see, it does not mean that you simply swing in a hammock all day long, drinking pineapple juice through a straw. There’s a lot more to God’s rich rest!

Of course, the fourth commandment is the longest of all the commandments—precisely because it goes into the most detail. It says people are to rest, their animals are to rest, their servants are to rest—everybody within their gates.

The Sabbath commandment is also somewhat different from most of the others because it makes statements in a positive and a negative sense. Most of the others are only stated in the negative—“thou shall not.” The Sabbath commandment says, “You shall keep it holy” and “you shall not work.” It gives both sides, and so I’m approaching this message in the same way. Now, let’s get started …

Preparing for the Sabbath
John Wesley tells a story about a new convert to Christianity who was very devout. As the sun was going down before the Sabbath, the man was shining his shoes for church the next day. It took him about 15 minutes to do each shoe. Well, he got one shoe done, but when he saw the sun in the sky, he knew he couldn’t finish the other one, so he put it away.

Did he make the right decision? He went to church the next day with one shiny shoe and one scuffed shoe. Would you call him a fanatic? I believe to call this fanaticism is to misunderstand the principle that some time is declared holy by God. We think, “How can it be okay to be shining one shoe but then after a few more ticks of the clock, it’s suddenly a sin?”

Well, in a similar way, a young man might know a girl and be very fond of her, but it’s inappropriate for him to gaze upon her unclothed form or to be with her intimately, and vice versa. But after they make some vows, suddenly what was once a sin is now holy and good. So yes, little things, like the tick of a clock, can separate holy time from regular time.

In our churches, many of us have become very sloppy, saying, “Oh, the sun is down, but I’ve still got a few more dishes to do.” Why stop mowing the lawn at sundown when you only have a few rows left to mow? “It’s not that big of a deal … right, God?”

Yet what could happen is that your neighbor drives by and sees that the sun is down and you’re still mowing. What message are you sending to your family and your neighborhood? In your mind, the devil is saying it’s not a big deal. In the mind of the witness, the devil is calling you a hypocrite. It is part of Satan’s game to highlight our inconsistencies and to erode our commitment. Please don’t let him use you as a pawn in his game.

What Is Your Attitude?
Does God want us to dread the Sabbath? No! He wants it to be a blessing. But if we don’t have a love relationship with Jesus, we’ll be watching the clock. When the Sabbath approaches, we’ll be thinking, “Oh, heavens! I’ve got all this stuff to do. Is it Sabbath already? Now I don’t have time to do it.” That’s not the attitude God wants us to have. It’s as if the Sabbath is a burden rather than a blessing.

And who hasn’t heard a young child say, “Is it still Sabbath?” They’re looking for the moment they can do whatever they want. I’ve even caught myself looking wistfully out the window and wondering if the Sabbath is over so I can get on to my next project. I’m ashamed of having done that. Should we have that kind of attitude?

It means we need a change in our hearts. The Bible tells a story in which this very thing was a problem. In Amos 8:5, we read about people saying, “When will the New Moon be past, that we may sell grain? And the Sabbath, that we may trade wheat?” They were waiting for the sun to go down and the Sabbath to be over so they could do their own thing.

Suppose a young man is smitten by a young woman, but because of their schedules, they can only spend a few hours a week together. He arranges his schedule to get all of his business aside, but while they’re together, she’s talking to him and he doesn’t seem to be paying attention. As they’re walking together, she says, “You seem like you’re a thousand miles away.”

He confesses, “Well, you know, I’m thinking about the work projects I’ve got this week.” Or if they’re sitting together over a dinner that she’s spent time preparing and he keeps looking at the clock saying, “Is our date over yet? You mind if I leave early?” What would that say about his heart? Would that hurt her feelings? His attitude indicates something is wrong with the relationship.

We want the Lord to have our hearts, and when He has our hearts we won’t be asking those kinds of questions about the Sabbath. God wants the Sabbath to be a delight. And I believe the more we come to know God, the more delightful the Sabbath will become.

The Sabbath is a time for rest, so it should start and end with peaceful worship. There ought to be decisive beginnings and endings too—we should “guard the edges” of the Sabbath. We shouldn’t be scrambling around an hour after the Sabbath has begun and saying, “Well, I guess we should stop and have a little prayer.” Instead of really worshiping, singing, and reading something of substance, we’re in a state of panic. It takes effort and planning to give God the honor He’s due.

Why push God to the last minute anyway? If I’m getting on a plane, I like to get there early. If I’m going to wait, I don’t always want to wait at home. And that’s the way it is with the Sabbath. When it’s coming to an end, don’t be watching the clock and saying, “Blow the horn! It’s over! Let’s do our own thing.” That’s the wrong attitude. It’s an insult to God.

If you keep the Sabbath with your heart, you might be accused of being legalistic and Pharisaical and fanatical, but it will always be worth it in your relationship with God. Jesus is the one you are seeking to please.

Adexchelsea19:
Sunday is the first day of the week.It is the day to worship sun(sun day).Even reading tru d bible where It was stated Jesus die on the prepartion day of the sabbath,which d sunday worshippers call palm friday(i am nt sure). And raised on d first day of d week when mary magdalene nd odas went to His tomb nd they cudnt find him dere,which u pple celebrate as easter sunday.So whats d arguement abt here?

you are ryt but Jesus resurrection was Nt actually specific if it was Sabbath day or on d Sunday, if u read mattew 28 with goodnews bible, it said it was after d Sabbath dat Mary Magdalene and d oda Mary came to the throne, it was d Angel dat dey met who told them dat Jesus has risen.

AdiscoPele:
Most of the people today who call themselves CHRISTIANS, dont know much about the bible except what there pastors tell them. Most pastors also dont know the bible or that they intentionally decieve their congregations or they translate the bible to suit themselves and their pockets.

Back to the topic, no day of the week was written in the bible as the bible predates day of the week.

Days of the week or the calender we use now was invented by Julio Ceasar, and i believe most of you know that the bible and the issue of sabbath predates Julio Ceasar.

Coming to the issue of the sunday being the day of worship of christians, i will refer you to read the story of Emperior Constatine of the Roman Empire.

The day of worship of christians was changed from the sabbath day to sunday(a day the Romans worship there sun god), in 321AD. I dont want to duel on the issues now but will implore you to read for yourself and maybe it will help you know more about the issues of today christians. You will also understand that christianity or religion is all about Power.

Pls, you can google it or simply go to wikipedia.org.

Try to read and learn more instead of going to a man of god dat will tell u his own underatanding of the bible.

May God bless you, at least we still hv people who knws the truth.

vooks:
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Simple question
What day of the week was Sunday?
A. First
B. Second
C. Third
D. Fourth
E. Fifth
F. Sixth
G. Seventh/Sabbath

I think the first day.

Of course we worship the LORD everyday, but only one day is the Sabbath of the LORD (7th day), the only day that was blessed and sanctified. Can anyone un-bless what GOD has blessed? absolutely not (see 1Chron 17:27)

How can the Sabbath be just for the Jews when Jesus specifically said it was made for man (mark 2:27).

I keep wondering how an unchanging GOD (James 1:17) will make a change in the forth commandment without notification (Amos 3:7), for surely there would have been a direct command for the change.

In Colossians 2:16, was Paul referring to the weekly Sabbath? certainly not. The word "THE" is omitted in the greek. In the Greek its "Sabbath" and not "The Sabbath". Leviticus 23:38 expressly distinguished "the Sabbath of the LORD" from the other Sabbaths. Hence Paul was referring to ceremonial Sabbaths.

If the OP is right about all this, then every Sabbath keeper doesn't have a problem about which day to keep as the Sabbath, but if we are right about the seventh day (Saturday) still binding as the Sabbath of the LORD, then the OP will have a lot to answer to GOD.

TechRev:


You believe sunday is the last day of the week, those that follow Judaism believe saturday is the last day of the week. Please which is correct and why the confusion??

any day you chose to worship God is acceptable to God.

Romans 14:5-6
5 One person considers one day more
sacred than another; another considers
every day alike. Each of them should be
fully convinced in their own mind. 6
Whoever regards one day as special does so to the Lord. Whoever eats meat does so to the Lord, for they give thanks to God; and whoever abstains does so to
the Lord and gives thanks to God.

Btruth:


I think the first day.

What is your beef with Sunday worship/fellowship?

TechRev:


You believe sunday is the last day of the week, those that follow Judaism believe saturday is the last day of the week. Please which is correct and why the confusion??

the Jews are ryt even in egypt everybody worship on Saturday, dis 're d two countries called used to manifest the truth and they knw d truth. The calendar and days of the week and lots of celebration dat Christian celebrate was originate by emperor Constantine. U can browse saturnalia or history of emperor Constantine.

kaziblake:
Is Sunday really recorded in the bible?
I met a sabbath guy recently,he started preaching to me,telling me going to church on Sunday is not right,that it's really Saturday that was recorded in the bible.

I'm really tired of hearing different theory of Christians,jehovah witness will come and say a different thing,deeper life will come and say another thing.
Which one is really right?

read ur bible and use ur internets wisely

timilehing:
I'm sure you know Judaism is different from Christianity??

and wat do u understand by Judaism? And from where did christainty come from? Judaism just means d tribe of Judah they 're d Jews and am sure u knw d Christians came from Jews?

i dnt joke with morning masses "the word of God is not for sunday morning"♪♩♬ by BUCHI

freeze22:
Of course we worship the LORD everyday, but only one day is the Sabbath of the LORD (7th day), the only day that was blessed and sanctified. Can anyone un-bless what GOD has blessed? absolutely not (see 1Chron 17:27)

God commanded and blessed ALL Jewish holidays so you are either scripturally illiterate or plain dumb

How can the Sabbath be just for the Jews when Jesus specifically said it was made for man (mark 2:27).

The same way Circumcision is for Jews

I keep wondering how an unchanging GOD (James 1:17) will make a change in the forth commandment without notification (Amos 3:7), for surely there would have been a direct command for the change.

I keep on wondering when you will get tired of recycled silly arguments. It is true God does not change but His ways and means of relating to me do change. There was for instance a change of priesthood from Levi to Melchizedek
Hebrews 7:12 (KJV)
For the priesthood being changed, there is made of necessity a change also of the law.

In Colossians 2:16, was Paul referring to the weekly Sabbath? certainly not. The word "THE" is omitted in the greek. In the Greek its "Sabbath" and not "The Sabbath". Leviticus 23:38 expressly distinguished "the Sabbath of the LORD" from the other Sabbaths. Hence Paul was referring to ceremonial Sabbaths.

How shameless to recycle silly and illogical arguments!
Colossians 2:16 (KJV)
Let no man therefore judge you in meat, or in drink, or in respect of an holyday, or of the new moon, or of the sabbath days:
It is not THE that makes us conclude we have the weekly sabbath so removing it does not change nothing. It is the well known pattern of ANNUAL,MONTHLY and WEEKLY ceremonies. If Paul was talking about ANNUAL feasts in the word Sabbaths, then he'd be saying 'don't be judged in regard to ANNUAL,MONTHLY, and ANNUAL feasts

If the OP is right about all this, then every Sabbath keeper doesn't have a problem about which day to keep as the Sabbath, but if we are right about the seventh still binding as the Sabbath of the LORD, then the OP will have a lot to answer to GOD.

God is INDIFFERENT to whatever day you keep. Read Romans 14:5-6. Keep your sabbath, we keep our Sunday, others don't keep any, God does not care so long as all are done, 'unto the Lord'

We really need to be reading our bibles nd using our phone wisely, meditate on it day nd nyt nd u would find answers to u endless questions, according to Daniel 7 everything happening nd all dis confusion is meant to be, which was accomplished by d Roman emperor in his days which is emperor Constantine, He brought all dis confusions.

There are 14 different calendars in use right now worldwide, so which day is the seventh day. Your seventh day might be someone's first day and so forth and so on. God never mentioned the name of any day in the holy bible, so if Wednesday is your seventh day so be it. But you must have a Sabbath day to rest. Christians choose the first day of the week because our LORD Jesus Christ rose on that day.

malvisguy212:
any day you chose to worship God is acceptable to God.

Romans 14:5-6
5 One person considers one day more
sacred than another; another considers
every day alike. Each of them should be
fully convinced in their own mind. 6
Whoever regards one day as special does so to the Lord. Whoever eats meat does so to the Lord, for they give thanks to God; and whoever abstains does so to
the Lord and gives thanks to God.

This is the essence of Sabbath when it comes to Christianity.....Christianity comes after Christ. Basically...a man is free to decide which day of the week is his day of rest/his sabbath. As a Christian there is no specific Sabbath Day. @topic.... the Bible did warn in Revelation about false profiteers prophets and deceivers .... those who would profess to be of God but are not. Op is one such deceiver....pulling various things that happened on Sunday and jumping to confusion that that is why Christians should worship on Sundays. The Bible also predicted that many would swallow such garbage hook, line and sinker so I'm not surprised to see so many supporting him... after all... he must be a man of god... but which god?

malvisguy212:
any day you chose to worship God is acceptable to God.

Romans 14:5-6
5 One person considers one day more
sacred than another; another considers
every day alike. Each of them should be
fully convinced in their own mind. 6
Whoever regards one day as special does so to the Lord. Whoever eats meat does so to the Lord, for they give thanks to God; and whoever abstains does so to
the Lord and gives thanks to God.

no sir is not any day God has already name a day of worship and bless it no more other day

jakmankind:
no sir is not any day God has already name a day of worship and bless it no more other day

alright.

vooks:

God commanded and blessed ALL Jewish holidays so you are either scripturally illiterate or plain dumb



The same way Circumcision is for Jews


I keep on wondering when you will get tired of recycled silly arguments. It is true God does not change but His ways and means of relating to me do change. There was for instance a change of priesthood from Levi to Melchizedek
Hebrews 7:12 (KJV)
For the priesthood being changed, there is made of necessity a change also of the law.


How shameless to recycle silly and illogical arguments!
Colossians 2:16 (KJV)
Let no man therefore judge you in meat, or in drink, or in respect of an holyday, or of the new moon, or of the sabbath days:
It is not THE that makes us conclude we have the weekly sabbath so removing it does not change nothing. It is the well known pattern of ANNUAL,MONTHLY and WEEKLY ceremonies. If Paul was talking about ANNUAL feasts in the word Sabbaths, then he'd be saying 'don't be judged in regard to ANNUAL,MONTHLY, and ANNUAL feasts



God is INDIFFERENT to whatever day you keep. Read Romans 14:5-6. Keep your sabbath, we keep our Sunday, others don't keep any, God does not care so long as all are done, 'unto the Lord'

Illiterate, dumb..... you can call me whatever you like, that's OK. However, what baffles me is that with your high Spiritual level as you claim, you couldn't come up with a single verse with "thus sayeth the LORD" concerning this matter. Quite unfortunate I must say.

And did you say " GOD does not care so long as all are done unto the LORD "? Hmmmm, my brother you'll definitely be in for a big surprise. It reminds me of Mark 7:7,8

Haywhymido:
shut up fool, am nt one of dose u can fool

Smile, so this is the best u can come up with all that was said?

NB U only prove his point!

kaziblake:
Saturday

***yawns*** what was ur question, again? The true day of worship? Yahweh commanded us to worship on the last of the week. So, yes, Saturday is the true day of worship.

legacysystems2:
There are 14 different calendars in use right now worldwide, so which day is the seventh day. Your seventh day might be someone's first day and so forth and so on. God never mentioned the name of any day in the holy bible, so if Wednesday is your seventh day so be it. But you must have a Sabbath day to rest. Christians choose the first day of the week because our LORD Jesus Christ rose on that day.

That's how the Europeans get at you. You prefer to listen to man, to an invented Jesus, to listen to God, your Creator

Geulink:
I believe the writer of this story is like the Serpent in Eden. You will deceive multitude but the elect of the Lord can't be deceive. From encyclopedia britainca, history have it that the Sabbath was only changed by emperor Constantine of the Roman empire in 340AD. The same Roman empire who crucify christ in the days of Caesar, that is the same people who changed the sabbath from Saturday to Sunday. In the dark ages, our fore fathers were not given access to the holy book(the bible) by the same group of people. May God have mercy on your write up.

my brother u said it all, maybe the antichrist has started manifesting in NL, so theories and philosophy without the Word of God that gives Life

vooks:


What is your beef with Sunday worship/fellowship?

worship, and every other day too, worship my Lord in my own way though.

freeze22:


Illiterate, dumb..... you can call me whatever you like, that's OK. However, what baffles me is that with your high Spiritual level as you claim, you couldn't come up with a single verse with "thus sayeth the LORD" concerning this matter. Quite unfortunate I must say.

And did you say " GOD does not care so long as all are done unto the LORD "? Hmmmm, my brother you'll definitely be in for a big surprise. It reminds me of Mark 7:7,8

Don't be silly,
Are you wearing a pair of boxer shorts?
Is it because there is a verse somewhere written, 'thus sayeth'?

God's command is simple,
Hebrews 10:25 (KJV)
Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as the manner of some is; but exhorting one another: and so much the more, as ye see the day approaching.

The details are left to men whether it's daily, weekly or over 1 hour or 6 hours. This is the freedom Holy Spirit has given us. If it pains you to be free then feel free to go back to Moses like the bewitched Galatians

End time fallacy.





Who can give me a bible proof that Sunday is the 7th day Iranu abacha.


And same Sunday is a day the highest number of fornications n adulteries is been recorded after church....

Don't quote Me if you don't have any proof from the bible.

cckris:

JESUS OF NAZARETH IS HISTORICALLY RECORDED FROM GENESIS TO MALACHI, AND IMMANENT FROM MATTHEW TO REVELATION.
1 Timothy 3 : 16
And without controversy, great is the mystery of Godliness, God was manifest. . .

Yes! He is. His name is Yeshua. Jesus was coin from Zeus god. Go and ready history. Christians are getting everything wrong

Alanjeffy:
End time fallacy.





Who can give me a bible proof that Sunday is the 7th day Iranu abacha.


And same Sunday is a day the highest number of fornications n adulteries is been recorded after church....

Don't quote Me if you don't have any proof from the bible.

Check ur calendar.

Btruth:
worship, and every other day too, worship my Lord in my own way though.

God is indifferent to days of worship so long as everything is done to His name.
SDAs and other deluded fools feel somewhat holier by pretending to keep Sabbath. Did you know they don't even heat food on microwave on sabbath because that is equivalent cooking?

AheadMarket:

Yes! He is. His name is Yeshua. Jesus was coin from Zeus god. Go and ready history. Christians are getting everything wrong

Look at another m0ron.
Is it Yeshua,Yeshahua,Yahashua?

vooks:


God is indifferent to days of worship so long as everything is done to His name.
SDAs and other deluded fools feel somewhat holier by pretending to keep Sabbath. Did you know they don't even heat food on microwave on sabbath because that is equivalent cooking?

exactly. Different religions should be respected, because what God deals with is the mind/heart. But unfortunately, religions this days is been used as a political weapon. Therefore, for me it is "to your tent oh! Israel.

AheadMarket:

Check ur calendar.

What a funny n clueless answer... Nonsense...


So if Ur in a program now let's say who wants to be a millionaire n Ur in no 13 question just few lines to win d max cash n a question like this comes up..will u boldly choose Sunday as Ur answer??


More lies make you a fake Christian.. Say the truth for once.

Can u open oxford dictionary n read out the meanings of Saturday n Sundays??


End time dullards