Hi brethren,as far as the Sabbath,to keep all things in order of our Lord and saviour Jesus Christ.
Brethren,being filled with the Holy Ghost and baptized in Jesus Christ mighty name
I must say i keep everyday Holy because Jesus said be Holy for i am Holy
He also said he was Lord on the Sabbath,
Now when Jesus spoke of rest he did not limit a certain day for rest,
This is what he said when he spoke about rest
Matthew ch 11 vs 27 (All things are delivered unto me of my father:and no man knoweth the Son,but the Father;neither knoweth any man the Father,save the son,and he to whomsoever the Son will reveal him.) 28 (Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden,I will give you rest.) 29 (Take my yoke upon you,and learn of me;for I am meek and lowly in heart:and ye shall find rest unto your souls.) 30 (For my yoke is easy,and my burden is light.)
Also if i walk in Christ then every day is Holy,And brethren let us not for get All Power was given to Jesus in Heaven and in earth
He also said pray without ceasing,everyday all day
We are to be a light on a hill and the salt of the earth and in order to do that we must mak everyday a Sabbath day Keeping it Holy before God and men
We are fellow labours in Kingdom of God so if we labour for him then he will give us rest continually,any time day or night
In Hebrews ch 4 vs 8 (For if Jesus had given them rest,then would he not afterward have spoken of another day.) With a simple mind and reading it for what it says,this verse of Scripture goes hand in hand with the Scriptures n Matthew if we keep Jesus Christ as the one being spoken about here in Hebrews because he said he would give us rest
Now on the other hand i have compared all new version bibles and they all reflect a different opinion than the original kjb
In Hebrews ch 4 vs 8 they all state God chose another day for the Sabbath
In my opinion there is to much confusion on what the Sabbath day truly is
So with all that being said the truth is Jesus Christ is the Sabbath
And to say who is right or wrong is to pass judgement,And being a just man of God i will not say one way or the other
Hi. I do agree with you that we do all find rest in Jesus. We can unload all our burdens at the foot of the cross, our guilt, our regrets, and find peace and rest in Him. It is a wonderful experience to know that rest, and I rejoice Truth Speaker that you have found it, and not just you, but all contributors on this site who know Him who died for us.
That said, there is no intimation in scripture that the spiritual rest we find in Jesus actually replaces the physical rest God asks us to observe on His holy day. While it is true that we are children of the most High every day, and we by His grace walk in holiness and righteousness at all times, none of this makes any other
day holy. Only God can make a
day holy, just as only God can make
us holy. What we are asked to do is to
keep the day holy. How are we to do that? By setting aside all worldy affairs, like work, entertainment etc and allowing God to minister to us as we focus on Him only. It is His day. An appointment day that has stood for 6000 years and will throughout all eternity. Just one day in seven, the other six being given to us for ourselves, but the seventh God asks us to spend with Him. Without distraction.
I love the passage in Isaiah 58 which reads:
13 ¶ If thou turn away thy foot from the sabbath, from doing thy pleasure on my holy day; and call the sabbath a delight, the holy of the LORD, honourable; and shalt honour him, not doing thine own ways, nor finding thine own pleasure, nor speaking thine own words:
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Then shalt thou delight thyself in the LORD; and I will cause thee to ride upon the high places of the earth, and feed thee with the heritage of Jacob thy father: for the mouth of the LORD hath spoken it.
Observing the Sabbath on the seventh day of the week is not a burden but a delight for all who embrace it. God promises that for all who obey Him. And yes, Jesus is Lord of the Sabbath day, thus it is His day...
The Lord's Day....it is not our day that we can do what we like with it. We cannot set it aside at a whim, or excuse ourselves with irrelevant scriptures as fragile support. Jesus kept the Sabbath. Paul and the other apostles kept the Sabbath. They taught the Gentiles to observe the Sabbath. The entire early church, at least in the first century, kept the Sabbath and for 3 to 400 years after so also did the majority of churches continue to do so. What change there was in observance of Sabbath did not come until pressure of persecution against Jews by Rome in the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD : some Christians began observing another day in order to distance themselves from the Jewish community. Because Sunday was so popular with Rome they being sun worshippers, Sunday became more and more popular with the church, first in Rome and Alexandria, then slowly elsewhere as the Roman church gained more influence and power. There were many debates in those early years over the Sabbath much as there is today. Sabbath keepers ended up being persecuted by other 'Christians' for their faithfulness. Mmmm. Some things don't change huh. They were called heretics then too.
But God's commandments do not change and have never been rescinded. Just as it is wrong today to murder, steal, or commit adultery, so also is it to ignore God's holy day.
Blessings to all on this God's Sabbath.