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Thank you Dowie for your thoughts on this video. Glad to hear you've started reading the book too, it's great. As far as the sabbath goes, we know from the Bible that the Jewish sabbath is from sundown Friday to sundown on Saturday, which is considered the 7th day. That is the Jewish sabbath. Christians celebrate the Lord's Day, on Sunday, because it is the first day of the week when Jesus rose from the dead. Common held practice in Christian churches is then that the day of rest is Sunday. As mentioned in the video, go to our website, I'll provide the link here; salvationstudiohouse.com/life-%26-death-of-mr-badman. There you can scroll down to Chapter 2 - Part 3 - Mr. Badman's Distaste For Church, open it up to read the Overview of the message itself which will bring greater clarity. God bless you.

@@salvationstudiohouse8165Where as the Jews kept it, it was not the Jewish sabbath, because Adam and eve were not Jews. And you are correct the 7th day is sun down Friday to sun down Saturday. This was mentioned from the Beginning in the book of Genesis (Genesis 2:1-3). And further confirmed in Exodus 20:6-11. The New Testament even mentions Jesus going to the sanctuary on the sabbath day. And honestly, If that's what Jesus did, I want to do what he did rather than a common held practice.

Thank you for sharing your points on the matter.

I wanted to ask though, Why not celebrate his "rest" which is mentioned in Genesis as something that he did, rather than his resurrection in the New Testament?

We're glad you're being ministered to by these videos. God bless you.

Thank you for your comments. Feedback is always wonderful. We've just posted Program 14 so you can view it at your convienience. God Bless you, our prayers are with you.

Hey Mr Badman, why you off chuckin what I we You might frighten them But you don’t frighten me

Thank you. Programs 12 and 13 are now able to be viewed also. Jesus bless you.

Thank you for your comment...much appreciated. That general term was used because when we read the book of The Life and Death of Mr. Badman, it was very difficult to understand as it was not the colloquial English that we read or speak now-a-days, unless you've studied as an English Major or you're a Linguist familiar with that era of writing. That's why we referenced and thanked Dr. Geoffrey Stonier from the United Kingdom, who rewrote the book in English that is read and spoken today, in more layman's terms. Thanks again and God Bless you.

Salvation Studio House Ah, I see. Perhaps it’s because for my undergraduate degree I minored in English that the wording doesn’t seem to bother me. I also happen to like the KJV best, so I’m very familiar with the style. Although I don’t have a problem with translations like the NASB or ESV.