klutedavid
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The fourth commandment has been fulfilled by Jesus.The burnt offerings, blood sacrifices ended at the cross, not one of God's eternal commandments. I think you are confusing ceremonial laws with God's moral commandments. If the Sabbath was meant to be ceremonial I do not think God would have wrote that in with the TEN or ask that we remember it.
Both first and second covenants were written with Israel, but are we not spiritual Jews? The promises God made are for everyone, not just Jews, than the same would apply with the commandments.
Also, from my perspective, I don't see @LoveGodsWord having a short attention span. It seems like both he and BobRyan have been extremely detailed on this thread.
That said, I am going to leave it with those two to continue on. I don't see anything written that says God's 4th commandment has been abolished. I appreciate the discussion.
God bless
Jesus met the requirements of the law head on and exceeded the demands of the entire law.
There was only one who could surpass the law and He rose from the dead.
The law only grants the knowledge of sin, the law does not sanctify.
The law was only temporary and predictive of the Christ.
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