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The Sabbath is one of those commandments for the breaking of which Jesus died. The laws of Moses and the laws of God are different. The laws of Moses, which included denial feast day Sabbaths, were nailed to the cross, because they pointed to Jesus... the laws of God, which included the weekly...

Oh God forbid!!! That would mean I could be held accountable for what big boy says!!!!!!!

So long as you continue to ignore His commandments, and teach they are defunct, you will never find true rest.

And will continue in the new earth.

So when God brought Israel out from Egypt, took then to Sinai and gave them His law, He said, “I am the Lord your God which hath brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of bondage, to bring you into more bondage “. But did He really? Why did He break the 4th commandment again...

I grew up in a country that is very integrated, and many mixed marriages between European and Maori have resulted in a unique culture. However, there are historical grievances over land and cultural issues that required healing. These issues are global. And yes, it was predominantly white...

My friend. We know that already. We have already entered. Me personally, 1976. Born again, converted, forgiven, with a new life ahead of me. See thread "why is it important to keep the Sabbath' for a fuller story. Resting spiritually in Jesus after having been saved does not negate resting...

Indeed Jesus offers rest to all who come to Him in faith. But what you have done is turned it into a religion all on its own, and in doing so you avoid actual obedience and surrender to His higher authority. You have made up your own form of dedication much like Cain, and you are now doing to...

I first learned of the Sabbath 20 years after first coming to know Jesus. I learned about the Sabbath at a time of deep backsliding, then soul searching, then hearing and experiencing God's word to me, "seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness". I learned from the Psalms that...

KJV Revelation 14:12 12 Here is the patience of the saints: here are they that keep the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus.

If there was a change in which day is "My holy day", God would have clearly said. KJV Amos 3:7 7 Surely the Lord GOD will do nothing, but he revealeth his secret unto his servants the prophets.

Nothing in there that dissuades me from not only entering His rest, but also honouring His day.

Here it is, again. A mixture of straw man, and whatever "breaking the Sabbath rest of God" means. Basically, the above statement is lazy, intellectually dishonest, spiritually devoid of substance, and holds no relevance to who Seventh Day Adventists are . Of course, you would know that if you...

True. Also true. However, because a spirit is teaching you something that the scriptures don't speak of (we notice you cannot trust the spirit to teach us, so you have to elaborate on the last quote) then whatever spirit is teaching you isn't holy.

Who is suggesting that they are justified by the law?

Your first mistake was in calling the Sabbath Jewish. Did not Jesus state that the Sabbath was made for man? When did that happen? Before or after Abraham? Well before... At creation. At creation, the Lord's Day was established and made for mankind. Although some would claim there weren't any...

Take a read through some of the latest encyclicals from the current Pope. He advocates a system of church and state government on a global scale that would enforce the removal of "abundance" from some in order to appease the demands of the less fortunate. He summarises the concept as appealing...

Or, the inferred part suggests that if you don't observe the 7th day Sabbath, then whoever you do worship may not be the Creator. There are innumerable Christian denominations, individuals, and churches that no longer believe Genesis. They teach evolution. Maybe theistic evolution, but still...

Moses. Was willing to die himself in order to avert God's judgement on Israel. Indeed He did. So why throw it back in His face?

Yeah. Interesting that isn't it. It's almost as if the wages of sin is no longer death.