God changed Seventh Day Sabbath Worship to First Day of the Week

[BarneyFife]

To prove something, show where God said it was so.

BTW:
Difference Between Evidence and Proof | Compare the Difference Between Similar Terms

 

[Bob Estey]

No one believes that Sunday is the Sabbath anymore. That ship has sailed (in the scholarly sense). It is scheduled to make a fierce return, though. When everything really starts to fall apart, and the Sunday law is passed in a misguided gesture to appease God, remember that the first place you heard about it was right here.

I think most Christians have church on Sunday.

 

[Bob Estey]

Again, there is no iron-clad proof. God doesn't work that way. His service requires faith based on evidence. And between history, world-wide language, and Exodus 20:8-11, there's plenty enough evidence for this poor sinner.

Then you can't prove the last day of the week is Saturday.

 

[Bob Estey]

Who would know better? Some things are obvious unless one is looking for a loophole.

I get my information from God, not the Jews.

 

[Bob Estey]

BTW:
Difference Between Evidence and Proof | Compare the Difference Between Similar Terms

Your "proof" that Saturday is the last day of the week is merely your assumption.

 

[BarneyFife]

I think most Christians have church on Sunday.

You betcha. But nearly none of them know why.

Then you can't prove the last day of the week is Saturday.

Not in the sense that you're demanding, no. I truly hope that works out well for you.

I get my information from God, not the Jews.

Then most of the Bible would mean nothing to you.

Your "proof" that Saturday is the last day of the week is merely your assumption.

Whatever you say.

 

[BarneyFife]

@Bob Estey
Welcome to the forum, btw. Your name seems familiar.

 

[Bob Estey]

You betcha. But nearly none of them know why.

Not in the sense that you're demanding, no. I truly hope that works out well for you.

Then most of the Bible would mean nothing to you.

Whatever you say.

The Old Testament means nothing to me? Why is that? God speaks often in the Old Testament. I learn from him.

 

[rstrats]

Your "proof" that Saturday is the last day of the week is merely your assumption.

What proof do you have that the continuity of the weekly cycle has been interrupted at some point between the time of the Messiah and now?

 

[Bob Estey]

@Bob Estey
Welcome to the forum, btw. Your name seems familiar.

So does yours, Barney. Aren't you in law enforcement?

 

[Bob Estey]

What proof do you have that the continuity of the weekly cycle has been interrupted at some point between the time of the Messiah and now?

None, but then I'm not claiming Sunday is everybody's last day of the week. I'm just claiming that you can't prove that Saturday is the last day of the week.

 

[BarneyFife]

The Old Testament means nothing to me? Why is that? God speaks often in the Old Testament. I learn from him.

Not just the Old Testament. Most of the New was written by Jews as well.

 

[BarneyFife]

So does yours, Barney. Aren't you in law enforcement?

 

[Bob Estey]

You betcha. But nearly none of them know why.

Not in the sense that you're demanding, no. I truly hope that works out well for you.

Then most of the Bible would mean nothing to you.

Whatever you say.

I imagine the reason most Christians go to church on Sunday is because that is the day church services are held.

 

[Bob Estey]

Not just the Old Testament. Most of the New was written by Jews as well.

I believe the Bible is an accurate testimony to the events it witnesses to. However, I don't value the opinions of Jews more than the opinions of Christians.

 

[BarneyFife]

I imagine the reason most Christians go to church on Sunday is because that is the day church services are held.

Wouldn't do much good to show up when no one's there, now, would it? Do you really think most Christians know why Sunday is the widely accepted day of corporate worship?

 

[Bob Estey]

You betcha. But nearly none of them know why.

Not in the sense that you're demanding, no. I truly hope that works out well for you.

Then most of the Bible would mean nothing to you.

Whatever you say.

If you want to prove something, it seems to me you need to find somewhere in the Bible where God says something that proves your point. A second proof, of course, is an example I used recently on this forum: God didn't tell us not to touch a hot stove, but I know I shouldn't.

 

[Bob Estey]

Wouldn't do much good to show up when no one's there, now, would it? Do you really think most Christians know why Sunday is the widely accepted day of corporate worship?

I don't know, myself. That decision was made long ago.

 

[BarneyFife]

I believe the Bible is an accurate testimony to the events it witnesses to. However, I don't value the opinions of Jews more than the opinions of Christians.

We're not talking about opinions, in general. Christians haven't been keeping track of the weekly cycle for at least 3500 years. You seem to be dodging a bit, Bob.

 

[Bob Estey]

We're not talking about opinions, in general. Christians haven't been keeping track of the weekly cycle for at least 3500 years. You seem to be dodging a bit, Bob.

So your belief that Saturday is the last day of the week is based on your belief that the Jews have accuratley kept track of the weekly cycle for at least 3500 years. Can you prove that?