Where in the scripture does it say the Lords day is the first day of the week? Three places in scriptures JESUS says He is Lord of the Sabbath Matthew 12:8, Mark 2:28, and Luke 6:5 and the Sabbath is clearly defined as the seventh day. Exodus 20-8-111 Corinthians 9:20-22
became a Jew to the Jews, a Gentile to the Gentiles and weak to those who were weak in understanding....all for Christ and the glory of God.
Paul literally became like those above to win some over to Christ. He attended the Jewish feasts to show they all pointed to Christ and were shadows and types of Christ. In Acts 20, Paul after attending Passover, broke bread (communion) the next Sabbath to show it symbolised Christ's body being broken for us, then he preached until mid-night (into the 8th day) which is our 1st day of the week (all mentioned in the NT, in Revelation John calls it the Lord's day)).
Ezra stood at the watergate in the old Testament, preached on the 1st day of the week (the Israelites 8th day). The Hanukkah menorah was lit for 8 days. Christ stood up on the 8th day and cried unto the Israelites John 7:37. There's many depictions of Christ in the Jewish celebrations that picture Christ and relate to their 8th day, ( a Christians 1st day of the week)
Keep in mind Genesis 1, a day with God begins on the evening. We can see all that in scripture relating to Christ's ressurection at the end of the 7th day. Mary came to the tomb on the 8th day and the diciples witnessed that Christ had risen. Amen and endless Hallelujahs
The Lord clearly says the first day is a working day, its not Holy or Gods Sabbath.
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