Hi,
Thanks for those answers. I was actually taught correctly that the Sabbath is Saturday. I do however go to church on Sundays but that is because I guess we chose that day to honor Jesus' resurrection. I would never claim to be educated on all of this. I never studied Theology or anything like that. I only know that it must be so hard to try and live under that law! I was always taught that Jesus came not to change the law but to fulfill it. I do believe that He fullfilled the 333 prophesies of Him that were in the OT.
Actually I just learned about the number of prophesies fullfilled and I thought it was really neat! I even have a list of what they were if anyone is interested. Not that you wouldn't already know what they are!
I also have just begun reading a book from the old old old testament that was removed by the Jews in like 100 AD. I don't know exactly why it was removed but in any case this is one of the books from what we know today as The Apocrypha. There is an ongoing "war" between Protestants and Catholics as to whether or not the books were inspired. The books were kept in the Catholic bibles but removed from the Protestant bible in the 1800's. I guess what happened was when the Jews removed the books in the year 100 AD ( or right around there) the early Christians kept the books. The certain book I am talking about is the book of Wisdom. I have already found like 12 verses in that book that prophesied Jesus!
I am on a journey right now in my life to learn the truth surrounding all of these things. I hope you know that when I post here it is for my own education, I figure I can learn alot about the OT from you guys. I am not at all trying to discourage anything you do or do not do. I am certainly no one to say one way or the other! I just like to share my views and then hear yours. I hate arguing when it comes to matters of God and I most definately didn't come here in that spirit. So please do not think I am some crazy come here to start trouble.
I love you all in Christ. He is our common denominator
And Shalom! Or should I have said that in the beginning?
Thanks for those answers. I was actually taught correctly that the Sabbath is Saturday. I do however go to church on Sundays but that is because I guess we chose that day to honor Jesus' resurrection. I would never claim to be educated on all of this. I never studied Theology or anything like that. I only know that it must be so hard to try and live under that law! I was always taught that Jesus came not to change the law but to fulfill it. I do believe that He fullfilled the 333 prophesies of Him that were in the OT.
Actually I just learned about the number of prophesies fullfilled and I thought it was really neat! I even have a list of what they were if anyone is interested. Not that you wouldn't already know what they are!
I also have just begun reading a book from the old old old testament that was removed by the Jews in like 100 AD. I don't know exactly why it was removed but in any case this is one of the books from what we know today as The Apocrypha. There is an ongoing "war" between Protestants and Catholics as to whether or not the books were inspired. The books were kept in the Catholic bibles but removed from the Protestant bible in the 1800's. I guess what happened was when the Jews removed the books in the year 100 AD ( or right around there) the early Christians kept the books. The certain book I am talking about is the book of Wisdom. I have already found like 12 verses in that book that prophesied Jesus!
I am on a journey right now in my life to learn the truth surrounding all of these things. I hope you know that when I post here it is for my own education, I figure I can learn alot about the OT from you guys. I am not at all trying to discourage anything you do or do not do. I am certainly no one to say one way or the other! I just like to share my views and then hear yours. I hate arguing when it comes to matters of God and I most definately didn't come here in that spirit. So please do not think I am some crazy come here to start trouble.
I love you all in Christ. He is our common denominator
And Shalom! Or should I have said that in the beginning?