Your animus toward the Sabbath of the 4th commandment is palpable. You have a massive mistaken preconceived bias, which you then attempt to justify with scripture which only appears to support your stance with a superficial reading by those who want to believe as you do... Such understanding collapses when one approaches the scriptures without preconceived biases and prejudices, and a simple humble desire to know the truth
All you have to do to prove your belief that Jewish Sabbath keeping is bound on both jew and gentile by Jesus Himself is give the new testament gospel that binds it on Christians?
It's that simple.
Where is the passage in the gospel of Jesus Christ that binds the old Jewish 10 commandments specifically Sabbath keeping on Christians?
And at the beginning you promoted the first day of the week as a sacred day for corporate worship without any biblical justification whatsoever
Well, if your ignorant of the scriptures you might think that,
Acts 20:7 justifies First day of the week worship.
I cannot help it when others do not have Bible knowledge to know what breaking of bread means in this passage.
But I can teach the ignorant with scripture what it means.
You then claim that somehow, the law was changed, or was ended altogether, but it seems you are very confused over which. One minute you say the entire law was ended, next minute that the law was changed
The law did change.
The law of Moses which is the old covenant law God made with the Jews has ended according to Paul, Romans 10:4.
The old law is not part of the new law of Christ.
Hebrews 9:15,
- and for this reason Jesus is the Meadiator of the
new covenant, by means of death, for the redemption of the transgressions under the
first covenant that those who are called may receive the promise of the eternal inheritance.
It is ridiculous to say there is only one continuous covenant.
Obviously the Scriptures teach two, the first(old) and the new covenant.
When Paul uses the phrase "the law" in Romans and Galatians he is referring to the old law of Moses.
There is also the new law, which Paul refer's as the law of Christ, Galatians 6:2.
James refers to the new testament law of Christ as "the perfect law of liberty"
The old Mosaical law was not perfect. Perfect means complete.
The old law was not complete because it could not save as Christ's gospel does.
Paul contrasts the two laws in Romans 8:2,
- For the
law of the Spirit of the life in Christ Jesus(new testament law)
Has made me free from the
law of sin and death(Old law of Moses)
Old law could not save only brought death.
New law can save, thus it is perfect, complete.
then a little later is only the 4th commandment that was changed, while the rest of the 9 still stand, but at one stage you say they also were replaced by the "law of Christ".
You got me tickled! This is hilarious!
I taught ALL OF THE 10 COMMANDMENTS are no longer binding on anyone today!
That includes jews!
People claim today the keep the 10 commandments.
Ever listen to Ray Comfort give his idea of the gospel?
Ray teaches we are judged today by the 10 commandments.
If Ray Comfort is correct then HE BETTER START KEEPING THE SABBATH DAY!!!
Look, some commandments in the old law of Moses e.g. not to steal for example is also taught by Jesus in His new law.
You are confused when you think that means Jesus is binding the old law of Moses on Christians today.
Jesus gave us a new law to obey.
In His new will and testament some laws are similar to the laws God gave the jews.
Just because they are similar does not mean the old law of Moses is one continuous covenant.
It confuses folks like you into believing the 10 commandments is what Jesus is commanding in His new law.
It is not. Its Christ new law that has some laws that are similar to the old law.
To prove to me that the 10 commandments is what Jesus is binding on all people today.
All you have to do is show where Jesus commanded christians must keep the Sabbath in the new testament?
You are either one very confused individual, or you are so desperate to be rid of the 4th commandment you are
O, this is hilarious! No friend, not desperate at all.
Arguments by the way that are by no means unique to yourself, but have been used numerous times by numerous others with the same intent, but all likewise answered through a deeper understanding and thoughtfulness regarding scripture. A superficial rendering of scripture will afford you no positive result when searching for truth. If truth is what you want
Quote Jesus teaching the 10 commandments including Sabbath keeping in His new testament and you have won the debate on who is right about the covenants and Sabbath keeping for Christians today. It's that simple.
There are many threads on the Sabbath on this forum, with all your arguments repeated many times, and answered with as many biblical responses
I've heard no Biblically sound refutation to two covenants doctrine.
Nor any proof Jesus taught Sabbath keeping in His new will and testament.
I'm waiting for you to give the new testament Scriptural answer?
Your demand that Sabbath keepers must provide a NT Commandment in order to justify Sabbath keeping is hypocrisy when you cannot find a NT command that negates, replaces or changes what was previously written.
Already gave book, chapter and verse dis-proving your hersey.
You must not of read all of my posts?
Paul refutes you,
Romans 10:4,
- For Christ is the
end of the law(law of Moses which includes the 10 commandments) for righteousness to everyone who believes(faith).
You need to read all of my post # 108 before you judge that I have not given evidence that Sabbath keeping is not in the new testament of Jesus Christ.
