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Asking AI to explain Sunday observance when NT has no such command

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The law of Moses was added because of sin for breaking the law of God, the Ten Commandments 1John3:4 James2:11 Mat5:19-30 Rom7:7. It contained how to love God, how to love man which is the Ten Commandments summarized, it had the blessings and the curses for breaking the law of God, the Ten Commandments, why it was beside the ark as a witness against. Deut 31:24-26 In the New Covenant God wrote His laws in the NC believers hearts Jer 31:33 Heb8:10 and are kept through His Spirit and their love and cooperation with Him based on what He does John14:15-18 sadly, not everyone accepts God's NC and rebels against the law of God Rom8:7-8 God will never force anyone to obey Him or to Remember what He asked us to, its through love and faith. Exo20:6 John14:15 1John5:3 Rev14:12 which is how those who are in a covenant relationship with Him are reconciled Rev22:14. If the Ten Commandments was kept the way Jesus explained them Mat5:19-30 magnified- in our hearts Heb8:10 what He came do to with this law Isa 42:21 there would be no more sin in the world so the greatest commandments would be kept- loving God with all our heart and loving man Rom13:9. Sadly the majority does not want to come out of their sins and Scripture tells us why John3:19-21

I think we are way too far apart in our understanding of the Word of God. I am not sure debating this further is going to help. God will sort it all out soon enough, but wish you well.
Saying not to take anything from my neighbor is not the same as saying to love him. We have secular laws against stealing from our neighbors, are you going to tell me that those secular laws are implying that we are required by law to love our neighbors as well?
 
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Every testimony from the prophets comes from God, they are all God’s testimonies because they didn’t originate from man.
Of course and no one said anything different, God worked through man to testify about God. But why lower God's own Testimony below mans as if it doesn't exist or matter when that's what the entire Bible is about. Who has a greater testimony about God, than God Himself? No one.
And in regard to your quote from 2 Timothy 4:3-4 is this how you view all Christians who don’t worship on the sabbath?
My view doesn't matter- the Sabbath is one of God's commandments - He said Remembers for a reason. Not keeping the Sabbath left out an entire generation from entering the promise land Eze20:15-16 why people think forgetting what God said to Remember doesn't matter, is not a doctrine coming from Scripture.
“For men will be lovers of self, lovers of money, boastful, arrogant, revilers, disobedient to parents, ungrateful, unholy, unloving, irreconcilable, malicious gossips, without self-control, brutal, haters of good, treacherous, reckless, conceited, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God,”
‭‭2 Timothy‬ ‭3‬:‭2‬-‭4‬ ‭NASB1995‬‬

We worship on Sunday in order to be disobedient to God? We don’t worship on Sunday because we love Him? Is that what you’re saying here?
Where is the commandment from God to keep the first day holy? This is nothing more than a tradition of man. Jesus in His own words provided the principle of what this does when we keep man traditions over obeying the commandments of God. Mat15:3-14 Mark7:7-13 Sunday never came with the blessing or sanctification of God. The Sabbath does. Man can't sanctify a day or sanctify themselves God related both to the Sabbath Gen2:3 Exo20:11 Isa56:2 Eze20;12 which is why I believe God related this to idol worship Eze20:16 replacing the power of God and what He said, with something else. Why would one want to lay aside what God said for something man said. Whoever we obey is who we serve/worship. Rom6:16
 
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But you’re saying that verse 6 is a commandment. Saying not to worship idols and to love God are two different commandments.
Not according to God, they are all interconnected, breaking one we break them all James2:11

Eze 20:16 16 because they despised My judgments and did not walk in My statutes, but profaned My Sabbaths; for their heart went after their idols

Exo20:6 is about all of the Ten Commandments, not just one why its plural commandment(s) that God Himself claimed as His Exo20:6 in this unit of Ten Deut4:13, not 11 not 9 that He added no more Deut5:22
So if you count the number of commandments including verse 6 as a commandment to love God then you come up with 11 commandments. It’s not hard to see this, you’re just refusing to admit it.
Your reasoning, not God's Exo34:28 Deut4:13 there is a reason we are told not to rely on our own. Pro30:5-6. It doesn;t say thou shalt love God, He said in the Ten Commandments for those who love Me, they keep My commandments. Not everything said is a commandment and sadly, not everyone loves God. It’s not just an emotion, it’s a commitment to God and obeying Him above anyone else.

I think we can try to look for loopholes all day long but in the end whose will is one seeking.

I think its time for me to move on.
 
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Of course and no one said anything different, God worked through man to testify about God. But why lower God's own Testimony below mans as if it doesn't exist or matter when that's what the entire Bible is about. Who has a greater testimony about God, than God Himself? No one.
What you’re saying does make any sense because the prophets are quoting God’s words. It’s not their own testimony. So it’s not a matter of God’s words vs man’s words, it’s a matter of God’s words vs God’s words and God can absolutely change any laws He wants. He’s done it several times since creation. Circumcision, the dietary laws, animal sacrifices, sabbaths, you keep acting as if God can’t change the sabbath but He can and He did. It do matter if He wrote the 10 in stone, He can write another 10 in diamond or on tissue paper if He wants.
 
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What you’re saying does make any sense because the prophets are quoting God’s words. It’s not their own testimony. So it’s not a matter of God’s words vs man’s words, it’s a matter of God’s words vs God’s words and God can absolutely change any laws He wants. He’s done it several times since creation. Circumcision, the dietary laws, animal sacrifices, sabbaths, you keep acting as if God can’t change the sabbath but He can and He did. It do matter if He wrote the 10 in stone, He can write another 10 in diamond or on tissue paper if He wants.
The Bible is inspired, but its each mans own personality, his own speech, his own way of presenting things, the Testimony of God came from God Himself, written by God Himself . Exo31:18, not man. God inspired man to testify about Him, why lower God's own Testimony to be lower than mans. I will never understand this.

There is no Scripture where God changed the Sabbath, He warned us about someone doing so though Dan7:25 only if we take Scripture out of context that came with a gigantic warning that people will twist to their own destruction that literally contradicts everything God and Jesus who is God said. If you don't want to keep the Sabbath, no one is forcing you to, but let’s not pretend its not one of God's commandments, when He said it is. Deut4:13 Exo20:6 There is no Scripture that says we can break one of God's commandments. Life is about choices and which voice one will listen to. What is popular by man, or what God said Remember, that is holy and blessed by God. If it wasn't important, He would not have said so, just like when we tell our kids something important to remember, do they show love when they listen and follow or ignore because they know better.
 
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My view doesn't matter- the Sabbath is one of God's commandments - He said Remembers for a reason.
He said remember TO THE ISRAELITES DURING THE OLD COVENANT. So yes they were obligated to remember the sabbath. We are NOT Israelites and we are NOT under the Old Covenant so that “remember” has nothing to do with us.
 
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The Bible is inspired, but its each mans own personality, his own speech, his own way of presenting this, the Testimony of God came from God Himself, written by God Himself . God inspired man to testify about Him, why lower God's own Testimony to be lower than mans. I will never understand this.
I’m not lowering anything, I’m quoting Paul. If you have a problem with what Paul wrote then you need to take that up with God.
 
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Not according to God, they are all interconnected, breaking one we break them all James2:11
This is an absurd statement. James quoted Leviticus 19:18 in that passage.

“If, however, you are fulfilling the royal law according to the Scripture, “You shall love your neighbor as yourself,” you are doing well. But if you show partiality, you are committing sin and are convicted by the law as transgressors. For whoever keeps the whole law and yet stumbles in one point, he has become guilty of all. For He who said, “Do not commit adultery,” also said, “Do not commit murder.” Now if you do not commit adultery, but do commit murder, you have become a transgressor of the law.”
‭‭James‬ ‭2‬:‭8‬-‭11‬ ‭NASB1995‬‬

“You shall not take vengeance, nor bear any grudge against the sons of your people, but you shall love your neighbor as yourself; I am the Lord.”
‭‭Leviticus‬ ‭19‬:‭18‬ ‭NASB1995‬‬

Leviticus 19 took place AFTER Exodus 20, this was a completely different commandment given on a completely different day. It’s not even worded anything similar to the statements given in Exodus 20. You’re just grasping at straws here.
 
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I’m not lowering anything, I’m quoting Paul. If you have a problem with what Paul wrote then you need to take that up with God.
I already went through the context and provided Bible references that has not be refuted through Scripture. If one wishes to put all their faith on one verse that contradicts God and that comes with a salvation warning, that's ones free will. Nothing more I can do here.
 
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This is an absurd statement. James quoted Leviticus 19:18 in that passage.

“If, however, you are fulfilling the royal law according to the Scripture, “You shall love your neighbor as yourself,” you are doing well. But if you show partiality, you are committing sin and are convicted by the law as transgressors. For whoever keeps the whole law and yet stumbles in one point, he has become guilty of all. For He who said, “Do not commit adultery,” also said, “Do not commit murder.” Now if you do not commit adultery, but do commit murder, you have become a transgressor of the law.”
‭‭James‬ ‭2‬:‭8‬-‭11‬ ‭NASB1995‬‬

“You shall not take vengeance, nor bear any grudge against the sons of your people, but you shall love your neighbor as yourself; I am the Lord.”
‭‭Leviticus‬ ‭19‬:‭18‬ ‭NASB1995‬‬

Leviticus 19 took place AFTER Exodus 20, this was a completely different commandment given on a completely different day. It’s not even worded anything similar to the statements given in Exodus 20. You’re just grasping at straws here.
And what makes up the greatest commandments.

Paul quotes from them for the second greatest comamndment only quoting from the Ten Commandments. You can look this up yourself Exo20:1-17

Rom 13:9 For the commandments, “You shall not commit adultery,” “You shall not murder,” “You shall not steal,” [a]“You shall not bear false witness,” “You shall not covet,” and if there is any other commandment, are all summed up in this saying, namely, “You shall love your neighbor as yourself.”

Deut6:5 was said after the Ten Commandments was repeated 40 years after God gave them before the Israelites were to enter into their promised land. Sadly, many didn't make it due to disobedience Heb4:6 Eze20:15-16


And what commandments is James only quoting and contrasting? The Ten Commandments James2:11 your argument appears not to be with me.

Judgements is not the commandments.
 
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Your reasoning, not God's Exo34:28 Deut4:13 there is a reason we are told not to rely on our own. Pro30:5-6. It doesn;t say thou shalt love God, He said in the Ten Commandments for those who love Him, they keep His commandments. Not everything said is a commandment and sadly, not everyone loves God. Its not just an emotion, its a commitment to God and obeying Him above anyone else.

I think we can try to look for loopholes all day long but in the end whose will is one seeking.
So I’m trying to look for loopholes to get out of honoring God? That’s a really crappy thing to say to someone who spends so much of their time studying the scriptures just so I can disobey God. I can think of a lot better ways to disobey God if that was my intention. You would think that if that was my intention, to disobey God, that I wouldn’t put so much time & effort into this discussion. You’re really starting to sound more like Ellen White than you might realize.
 

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So I’m trying to look for loopholes to get out of honoring God? That’s a really crappy thing to say to someone who spends so much of their time studying the scriptures just so I can disobey God. I can think of a lot better ways to disobey God if that was my intention. You would think that if that was my intention, to disobey God, that I wouldn’t put so much time & effort into this discussion. You’re really starting to sound more like Ellen White than you might realize.
I wasn't trying to be flippant, but there is a lot of effort to get rid of one commandment that God said Remember, that God sanctified and blessed, that no man can take away Num23:20. God just wants to spend sanctified time with us on the day He set aside Exo20:8-11 God wrote the Ten Commandments, it is His Testimony under the mercy seat of God and revealed in heaven Rev 15:5 Rev 11:19, all the thus saith the Lords Jesus told us to live by Mat4:4 God Himself told us to keep and not profane. If Jesus was going to get rid of one of His commandments that His disciples kept after His death Luke23:56 He would have said so. Instead He clearly indicted it would not end Mat24:20-30 Isa66:22-23. Are we to believe Paul if misunderstanding, who came with a warning that could lead to our destruction that countermands what Jesus Himself said? When looking carefully at the context is not about the weekly Sabbath at all, that Paul himself kept faithful every Sabbath decades after the Cross just as Jesus indicated. Isa 56:6-7 Mat24:20-30

EGW did not write the Sabbath commandment, it wasn't EGW who said the Sabbath continues on after the Cross, it was Jesus Christ, the one who died for us, the one who said the Sabbath was made for us, not against us. I did not quote EGW once in our discussion, people use her when they typically don't have a biblical argument and I guess it makes them feel better.

God tells us how to honor Him Isa58:13 and said many will say Lord Lord - believers, but if we believe Him, why not just do what He asks? Luke 6:46-49 that's what Jesus said after He said Mat5:19-30. Jesus is the one who was speaking the Ten Commandments, never in all of His ministry did He say we could break them, He said not to break the least of these commandments - I do not believe a least commandment is the one He said Remember, sanctified and made holy and said was made for us, but even if we think it is, He still said to keep and not break or teach others to.

Guess we are back with where we started, agree to disagree.
 
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I already went through the context and provided Bible references that has not be refuted through Scripture. If one wishes to put all their faith on one verse that contradicts God and that comes with a salvation warning, that's ones free will. Nothing more I can do here.
If you’re saying that our salvation is contingent on whether or not we observe the sabbath then that is a big problem, not for me but for you according to Galatians 5:4. It’s one thing to say that we’re supposed to observe the sabbath, it’s another thing all together to say that we’re supposed have to observe the sabbath in order to be justified by Christ. I sincerely hope that is not what you’re saying here.
 
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If you’re saying that our salvation is contingent on whether or not we observe the sabbath then that is a big problem, not for me but for you according to Galatians 5:4. It’s one thing to say that we’re supposed to observe the sabbath, it’s another thing all together to say that we’re supposed have to observe the sabbath in order to be justified by Christ. I sincerely hope that is not what you’re saying here.
Our salvation is based on grace through faith. Grace because we have all sinned. Faith, that proves if our love to God is genuine or not. I believe faith is a big word, not a small one. We are not saved by keeping any law we keep God’s law as a consequence of faith Rev 14:12 Rom3:31, not a means of salvation.

Being justified and being sanctified are two different things, most stop at justification. We are all sinners and can come to Him exactly how we are justified, but Jesus loves us too much to leave us in our sinful state, why He came to save us from our sins Mat1:21 , not in them. Heb10:26-30, not everyone wants to forsake them though Pro28:13 John3:19-21 and receive His sanctification through Christ John14:15-18 Eze 20:12 There is no Scripture that isolates the Sabbath commandment from the other nine commandments- can we break the other 9 commandments and be saved without repenting and turning from? God wrote Ten Commandments Exo34:28 Deut4:13 not 9. All Ten Commandments are under His mercy seat Exo25:21 where justice and mercy will come together soon, what man will be judged by, regardless if we come to accept them or not. James2:11-12 Rev 11:18-19 Ecc 12:13-14 Mat5:19-30 once He returns our decisions will be sealed Rev22:11, why He calls on us now, if we hear Him to come out of our rebellion which is used interchangeably with unbelief and sin. Heb3:7-19
 
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I wasn't trying to be flippant, but there is a lot of effort to get rid of one commandment that God said Remember,
The reason there’s so much effort put into this is because you completely ignore all the scripture I’m quoting. God told who to remember it and it was a sign of which covenant? But you completely ignore all that and here we are back at the same argument over and over about who God told to remember the sabbath and what covenant it was a sign for.

“Therefore you are to observe the sabbath, for it is holy to you. Everyone who profanes it shall surely be put to death; for whoever does any work on it, that person shall be cut off from among his people. For six days work may be done, but on the seventh day there is a sabbath of complete rest, holy to the Lord; whoever does any work on the sabbath day shall surely be put to death. So the sons of Israel shall observe the sabbath, to celebrate the sabbath throughout their generations as a perpetual covenant.’ It is a sign between Me and the sons of Israel forever; for in six days the Lord made heaven and earth, but on the seventh day He ceased from labor, and was refreshed.””
‭‭Exodus‬ ‭31‬:‭14‬-‭17‬ ‭NASB1995‬‬
 
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Our salvation is based on grace through faith. I Grace because we have all sinned. Faith, that proves if our love to God is genuine or not. I believe faith is a big word, not a small one

Being justified and being sanctified are two different things, most stop at justification. We are all sinners and can come to Him exactly how we are justified, but Jesus loves us too much to leave us in our sinful state, why He came to save us from our sins Mat1:21 , not in them. Heb10:26-30, not everyone wants to forsake them though Pro28:13 John3:19-21 and receive His sanctification through Christ John14:15-18 Eze 20:12 There is no Scripture that isolates the Sabbath commandment from the other nine commandments- can we break the other 9 commandments and be saved without repenting and turning from? God wrote Ten Commandments Exo34:28 Deut4:13 not 9. All Ten Commandments are under His mercy seat Exo25:21 where justice and mercy will come together soon, what man will be judged by, regardless if we come to accept them or not. James2:11-12 Rev 11:18-19 Ecc 12:13-14 Mat5:19-30 once He returns our decisions will be sealed Rev22:11, why He calls on us now, if we hear Him to come out of our rebellion which is used interchangeably with unbelief and sin. Heb3:7-19
Again with this whole “rebellion” garbage. If someone wanted to rebel against God DONT YOU THINK THEY COULD FIND BETTER WAYS TO REBEL THAN WORSHIPPING HIM ON SUNDAY? It’s completely STUPID to say that people WORSHIP IN ON SUNDAY OUT OF A DESIRE TO REBEL AGAINST HIM!! IT DOESNT MAKE ANY SENSE AT ALL!! You’re just throwing out personal attacks that don’t even make any sense. Why would anyone who’s desire is to rebel against God WORSHIP HIM EVER?!!
 
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Again with this whole “rebellion” garbage. If someone wanted to rebel against God DONT YOU THINK THEY COULD FIND BETTER WAYS TO REBEL THAN WORSHIPPING HIM ON SUNDAY? It’s completely STUPID to say that people WORSHIP IN ON SUNDAY OUT OF A DESIRE TO REBEL AGAINST HIM!! IT DOESNT MAKE ANY SENSE AT ALL!! You’re just throwing out personal attacks that don’t even make any sense. Why would anyone whose desire is to rebel against God WORSHIP HIM EVER?!!
Is rebellion to God about doing what we feel is right or what God asks?

While, we should worship God everyday, but not keeping the Sabbath kept an entire generation out of the promise land God said it was rebellion Eze20:13 Eze20:15-16 that we are told not to follow in their path of disobedience Heb4:6 Heb4:11 as we have to enter ours Rev22:14

It’s not just about the day it’s about whose voice one is obeying - what God said- Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy Exo20:8-11, or obey something else Dan7:25 whoever we obey is who we serve. Rom6:16

Jesus said when we lay aside the commandment of God, quoting from the Ten Commandments as to say, this is not for me and follow the traditions and commandments of man, He said ones heart is far from Him and one worships Him in vain Matt 15:3-14 Mark7:7-13 we are told we must worship Him in truth and spirit and all of God’s commandments are truth. Psa 119:151 because they were written by the Holy Spirit of Truth who was given to us if we cooperate, so we can keep them John14:15-18, they are meant for our own good Deut10:12-13

It’s about whose authority one is subjecting themselves to. God tests His people, He did with Adam and Eve, was it just a tree, or the voice behind who they listened to and obeyed. He tested the people in the wilderness and their disobedience caused them wandering around 40 years and many never made it in. He tests us too, otherwise we would already be with Him, He is giving everyone an opportunity to submit themselves to Him and serve Him Isa56:6. The end time battle is over worship. You might think it’s just a day, but one day is one of God’s commandments that comes with the power of God’s blessing and sanctification Gen2:3 Exo20:11 Isa56:2 Eze20:12- without it, what really do we have?
 
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Is rebellion to God about doing what we feel is right or what God asks?
Are you suggesting that the sabbath is NOT written on the hearts of Christians? Paul specifically said we’re not to be judged for not observing the sabbath. You can pretend all you want that it’s not what he said, that’s your choice but if I can point to that verse in support of my position then my pod is supported by evidence in scripture. Paul made no distinction between which sabbath days we are not required to observe so unless you can produce a passage from the New Covenant that contradicts my interpretation of Colossians 2:16 then you have nothing to support your argument. Since we’ve been discussing this for several days now it’s obvious that you can’t produce such a passage.
 

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Are you suggesting that the sabbath is NOT written on the hearts of Christians?
Of course not, but like anything we can choose to accept what God places in our hearts or reject it Rom8:7-8 God will not force anyone to obey Him. He calls on us to hear Him Heb3:7-19 not everyone does. John3:19-21
Paul specifically said we’re not to be judged for not observing the sabbath. You can pretend all you want that it’s not what he said, that’s your choice but if I can point to that verse in support of my position then my pod is supported by evidence in scripture. Paul made no distinction between which sabbath days we are not required to observe so unless you can produce a passage from the New Covenant that contradicts my interpretation of Colossians 2:16 then you have nothing to support your argument. Since we’ve been discussing this for several days now it’s obvious that you can’t produce such a passage.
So you're suggesting Paul taught the Sabbath was made against mankind, when Jesus said it was made for mankind. Basically God was against mankind on day 7, before man sinned, right after God made man in His image and likeness.

I am not familiar with the verse that Paul died for us, or that we were baptized into Paul's name or Paul's laws was written in our hearts and we follow him, over the words and example of Jesus Christ, even if one believes that's what Paul is saying is in context. If carefully looking at the context which was provided in detail that was never addressed, shows clearly not what Paul was teaching.

Jesus said His Sabbath would not end after His Cross and He blesses Isa55:2 and sanctifies us Eze20:12 when keeping, that no man can take away Num23:20. If one feels that God's blessings and sanctification is against them, than the Sabbath is certainly not for them.
 
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Are you suggesting that the sabbath is NOT written on the hearts of Christians?
Some Christians accept the Bible teaching on a real 7 day creation week.
Other Christians think evolutionism is a better explanation of reality and origins

Some of the Christians who accept Biblical creation also accept an unbent unedited Sabbath remaining to this very day.

Does real history "Change" depending on which group you are in?

Does God "sanctify" other days of the week depending on your preference?

Is it your view that the Holy Spirit does not work with all Christians or do you just think He tells different Christian opposing doctrine?

Jesus said the Holy Spirit will "lead you into all truth" , He did not say "you already know all truth, nothing more to teach"
 
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