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Happy Sabbath!
Happy Sabbath!
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Happy Sabbath, All!
I look forward to keeping it in Heaven with you guys one day!
It'll be so much more awesome than it is now, too!What a wonderful thought! All of us sharing it TOGETHER instead of just talking about how it went!
Can't wait!!
I can't even imagine what a Sabbath will be like when Jesus is actually physically present. Wooow! It'll so cool to be sharing it with you guys.With your permission I would like to answer...What can be happy about a Sabbath the 'rest' whereof was Jesus' death in the 'second death' or hell?
What makes the Sabbath a happy Sabbath, is the Delight Jesus took in "the Holy of the Lord", so that the LORD made Him to "sore the heights of the earth", "when He raised Christ from the dead" and "exalted Him" to the right hand of the Majesty on high.
Greetings GE,Visionary:
"While we cling to the Lord every moment of our lives and are extremely thankful for His sacrifice, He set a time aside in which is the memorial."
GE:
If the sacrifice set apart the time in which is the memorial, then it cannot be the Sabbath so set apart because Jesus was not sacrificed on the Sabbath.
No, while we cling to the Lord every moment of our lives in thankfulness for His sacrifice, we rejoice even more in that moment in which He set the Sabbath aside the memorial of his resurrection in life and the glory of the Father, as Paul says He was raisd by.