Is Saturday still relevant The Truth That the Church Does Not Tell!
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- Is Saturday still relevant The Truth That the Church Does Not Tell!
Have you ever questioned the relevance of the Sabbath in today's fast-paced world? Many believers are unsure about its significance, as the topic is often overlooked in modern churches. This video dives deep into the biblical foundations of the Sabbath, tracing its origins from the creation story in Genesis to its reinterpretation by Jesus in the New Testament. We explore how the Sabbath was designed not just as a day of rest, but as a day of sanctification and intimate connection with God.
By examining both Old and New Testament teachings, we uncover how the Sabbath reflects God's creative power and serves as a covenant sign for His people. We also discuss the transition from Sabbath observance to Sunday worship in early Christianity, highlighting the role of grace and freedom in Christ.
This video isn't just about historical facts; it's about practical application. How can you incorporate the principle of rest into your busy life? What does true Sabbath rest look like in a modern context? Join us on this journey to discover how you can experience deeper spiritual renewal and a closer relationship with God through the principles of the Sabbath.
At the end of the video, we offer a special prayer for wisdom and discernment, asking God to guide us in applying these timeless teachings in our daily lives. Don’t miss out on this transformative message-subscribe to the channel, share this video, and let’s bring more peace and spiritual balance into our lives together.
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The 7th day is the Sabbath of the Lord thy God! (Genesis 2, 2-3, King James Bible. It has not changed since the beginning and is still Holy!
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THE REAL SABBATH IS SATURDAY ‼️. THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH CHANGED IT TO SUNDAY 👀
The day you choose to rest and honor the Lord is the Sabbath. It's a day to reconnect.
@@johnd2196 THE TRUE BIBLICAL SABBATH IS SATURDAY NOT THE DAY YOU CHOOSE TO REST 🩸✝️🩸 AND IF YOU DON'T LIKE THAT TAKE IT TO THE LORD JESUS CHRIST ‼️‼️
You brought an important and widely discussed point. Indeed, the Sabbath was established by God as a day of rest and sanctification (Exodus 20:8-11). The shift to Sunday as the main day of worship has occurred throughout history, being promoted by the Roman Catholic Church. This change was made in memory of the resurrection of Jesus, which occurred on the first day of the week (Sunday).
Although the question of Sabbath or Sunday is significant, it is important to remember that all days are for the Lord. The main focus should be worship, fellowship with God and obedience to His will. May we seek to live in holiness and dedicate each day to the Lord, no matter what specific day we choose for worship.
Sunday as sabbath was promoted by Constantine to honor his pagan god
Jesus is the Sabbath. He is our rest. "His yoke is easy and His burden is light". "Rest not in your own understanding". All rejoice and give thanks to God for this rest and remember the Sabbath daily as it is our salvation through His Grace and Divine Work.
Where does it say JESUS replaced the Sabbath day . When in Mathew 5 v 18 it says Heaven and earth shall in no way pass before one jot or tittle shall change from the law. Mathew 24 v 20 says when the time of trouble happens we are to flee into the mountains and pray that your flight does not take place in the winter or on the SABBATH DAY.
The Sabbath is a very important theme in Scripture and has a profound meaning. God instituted the Sabbath as a day of rest and reflection, as we see in Genesis 2:2-3 and Exodus 20:8-11. For Israel, it was a sign of the covenant between God and the people, a time to remember creation and rest. But in the New Testament, Jesus teaches us that He is the Lord of the sabbath (Matthew 12:8). In Colossians 2:16-17, Paul reminds us that the holy days were shadows of what was to come, and this shadow was fulfilled in Christ.
Today, we find our rest in Jesus, who invites us to rest in Him (Matthew 11:28-30). This does not mean that the principle of rest has lost its value, but that our relationship with God is not based on a specific day, but on a life transformed by faith in Christ. The emphasis is no longer on keeping the Sabbath, but on finding in Jesus rest and peace for our souls every day. The grace of God teaches us to live in freedom, guided by the Spirit, in love and faith.
@@PathsofUnderstanding why then did JESUS say, Mathew 24 v 20 " pray that your flight does not take place in the winter or on the SABBATH DAY " he is talking about a specific day. Isiah 66 v 23 tells us when the new earth is created all flesh shall come together on the SABBATH and worship the LORD.
I do not agree with your comment on sabbath day , it was Constantin that initially established it for his pagan god,,JESUS never said to change it he only said you can do good on that day
Thank you for sharing your point of view! It is important to remember that the video did not state whether it is wrong or not to keep the Sabbath, but I appreciate your willingness to express your concerns.
On the Sabbath, it is true that Jesus never abolished the observance of the Sabbath. Instead, He emphasized the spirit behind the commandment, teaching that "the Sabbath was made for man’s sake, not man’s because of the Sabbath" (Mark 2:27). Jesus also pointed out that it is permissible to do good on the Sabbath, as we saw in Matthew 12:12, where He healed and helped people by showing that love and compassion are at the center of observance.
The question of changing from a day of rest to Sunday is a complex issue. Some point to the influence of Constantine, while others note that the early Christians began to gather on Sunday, the "first day of the week," to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus (Acts 20:7; Revelation 1:10). This practice was not a rejection of the sabbath, but a way to celebrate the new covenant in Christ.
The important thing is that our faith in Jesus leads us into a personal relationship with God, where we seek to honor Him every day of our lives. Each must be fully convinced in his own mind (Romans 14:5) and live according to his conscience, always in love and mutual respect.
May the peace of Christ be with you!