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I know they were observing the Sabbath according to the Ten Commandments in the A.D. Christianity. 5th century church historian Socrates Scholasticus writes: “For although almost all churches throughout The World celebrated the sacred mysteries (the Lord’s Supper) on the Sabbath of every week...

Theories are built on evidence. Moses had to have been embodied alongside Elijah, seeing that the dead "know not anything" and "neither have they anymore a portion forever in anything that is done under the sun" which means Moses had to have been resurrected. Just a bit o' evidence, but there's...

I think Jesus fully expected His Christian followers to keep the Sabbath after His death. If not, He never gave any intimation otherwise b/c they wouldn't even embalm Him on the Sabbath, and when they went to finish the burial work on Sunday, He'd already risen.

Did Jesus die to save us from our sin or in our sin?

Doesn't the Sabbath commandment itself say how it is to be kept?

The evidence points to Moses having been resurrected at the protest of Satan (who no doubt argued Moses was guilty of sin and therefore deserved the same fate as he) and Elijah never died. If the Rich Man and Lazarus is literal, there arise much confusion and contradiction. Paradise is not...

You mean, the writings of the ECF which say Paul told the church the Restrainer is Pagan Rome is insufficient?

I've never read so much confusion in all my life! You are following textbook Jesuit Futurist theology, friend.

hey man, they working me like a Hebrew slave since the Hurricane in August, but finally things have settled down. Hope you're OK too

Mary is dead and - since there's no mention of her being raised from the dead in the Bible - is asleep in the grave awaiting Resurrection. Any manifestations of "Mary" in Medjugorje, Fatima, or even West Pointe a la Hache are demonic manifestations intended to deceive those who refuse to trust...

Of course the law is only for those who are sinners...because they need to be taught they are guilty of breaking it!!! But, somehow our hypergrace, OSAS, Anitinomianists friends think after converting from sinner to saint we may continue breaking it? Romans 6:16 KJV is clear Saints who do that...

The Sabbath existed BEFORE they arrived at Sinai in Exodus 20...all the way back in Exodus 16 and all the way back to Eden if we abandon weak, legalistic, dispensationalist views of Scripture: The day was blessed on the day it was created, and most certainly was among the "commandments, statues...

There's nothing more sad than a Adventist that is led away by Satan from the truth, thinking they are "enlightened". Our message is as irrefutable today as it has always been, but somehow people prefer the lies of Babylon, her sins, and the plagues which will fall on them in the end. Of course...

God's bark is not worse than His bite. He is not like some weak parent ever indulgent toward her children. He does not speak the warning and then fail to act when it goes unheeded. We MUST fully surrender our will to His will and remain as such until we hear the words, "Well done, good and...

Preservation of the Saints means if you're a saint, you can't ever stop being one...aka Once Saved, Always Saved. I always say that the Antinomianist/Hypergrace/OSAS crowd drinks "Calvinism Lite" -- tastes great, but it's all empty calories.

The only correcting I engage in pertains to those who twist Scripture, or addeth to or taketh away from the same...well, and also those who appear to have English as a second language and fail to understand that words mean things.:)

I've used that passage repeatedly to show the hypergrace crowd that "I never knew you" can be interpreted as God "remembering no more" the names of the righteous who turned back impenitently to wickedness, and they always argue, "Well, it says He NEVER knew them and that would make God a liar if...

Ahhhhhhh, the old "the lost were never really saved to begin with" argument in an attempt to overthrow the clear Biblical teaching that that saved can be lost because salvation is conditional on whether we make a full, permanent surrender to Jesus. Perhaps I should remind you that words mean...

"If you CONTINUE in My word, then ye are My disciples indeed" is a statement of Jesus which demonstrates irrefutably the conditional nature of salvation, of which only disciples of Christ benefit. Jesus also said in Matthew 24:12-13 KJV "And because iniquity shall abound, the love ("agape") of...