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Why have we changed God's Calendar? Did Jesus change the Holy Days?
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Why have we changed God's Calendar? Did Jesus change the Holy Days?
The Holy days that God set aside were for only one nation, Israel. Nowhere in all of history or scripture does it tell us God ever asked any other nation to observe the ritual days he prescribed for Israel. Christians are free to choose when to corporately worship. We are told in Hebrews not to forsake assembling together. The idea that some believe we have to follow the ritual laws set aside for old covenant Israel is nowhere found in scripture.Why have we changed God's Calendar? Did Jesus change the Holy Days?
Your verses were on the subject. One observation, Romans 14:6 "The day" is the Sabbath. In Col 2:16 The word Sabbath is Plural. This Verse refers to God's Calendar. There are "Sabbaths" that do not happen on Friday night at sundown. You are right, the substance is of Christ. He is the Word...of God.Rom 14:5 One person esteems one day above another; another esteems every day alike. Let each be fully convinced in his own mind.
Rom 14:6 He who observes the day, observes it to the Lord; and he who does not observe the day, to the Lord he does not observe it. He who eats, eats to the Lord, for he gives God thanks; and he who does not eat, to the Lord he does not eat, and gives God thanks
Col 2:16 So let no one judge you in food or in drink, or regarding a festival or a new moon or sabbaths,
Col 2:17 which are a shadow of things to come, but the substance is of Christ.
There are "Sabbaths" that do not happen on Friday night at sundown.
So what? Did that make those Sabbaths less Holy for the Israelites?The Lev 23 annual Sabbaths have specific liturgy. The 7th day Sabbath of Ex 20 does not.
More excuses. If I remember correctly the Levites kept the fires going on the weekly Sabbath. The whole system of rituals, including the weekly Sabbath, ended at CalvaryAll the liturgical Sabbaths of Lev 23 - have animal sacrifice and offerings in their liturgy and that liturgy was deleted at the cross according to Heb 10:4-12. Which is why we still have the weekly Sabbath but have no specifics on how to celebrate any of the annual Sabbaths other than creative thinking about them.
I wouldn't put all my trust in Is 66:23. If you are going to use his writings concerning the New Earth you will have to also consider what he wrote in Is 65:Everyone has free will of course and can choose their own creative ideas on how to continue the Lev 23 annual Sabbaths. But for the weekly Sabbath we have it as a day of rest and a day of "holy convocation" in Lev 23. We can see how that could be done in Gen 2:1-3 and how that can happen for all eternity in Is 66:23 but the other annual or monthly Sabbaths would need some details given by God once we agree that sacrifice and offerings have ended as per Heb 10.
If one really believes in Jesus Christ, one would heed His words in Jn 15:9 “As the Father has loved me, so have I loved you. Now remain in my love. 10 If you keep my commands, you will remain in my love, just as I have kept my Father’s commands and remain in his love. 11 I have told you this so that my joy may be in you and that your joy may be complete. 12 My command is this: Love each other as I have loved you. 13 Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends. 14 You are my friends if you do what I command.God's calendar is the calendar that we should all be following. That includes the Sabbath and all of the "extra Sabbaths". Believers in Jesus Christ should follow God's Calendar. We should all be observing the Holy Days laid out by God. We all can still be Christian and follow The Eternals Calendar. God's Covenants do not change, Christ said that He was here "to do the work of my Father" Nothing changed except Christ earned the right to rule the world and judge the living and the dead. We are the brides of Christ. Observe God's calendar. All Christians owe it to themselves to research why we do not observe the feast days, Sabbaths (other than Saturday), and God's New Year. Christians need to search for these truths and think about why and how Christians have been led down another road. Jesus Christ followed His Father's calendar. That should be enough to research why Christians do not.
God's calendar is the calendar that we should all be following. That includes the Sabbath and all of the "extra Sabbaths". Believers in Jesus Christ should follow God's Calendar. We should all be observing the Holy Days laid out by God. We all can still be Christian and follow The Eternals Calendar. God's Covenants do not change, Christ said that He was here "to do the work of my Father" Nothing changed except Christ earned the right to rule the world and judge the living and the dead. We are the brides of Christ. Observe God's calendar. All Christians owe it to themselves to research why we do not observe the feast days, Sabbaths (other than Saturday), and God's New Year. Christians need to search for these truths and think about why and how Christians have been led down another road. Jesus Christ followed His Father's calendar. That should be enough to research why Christians do not.
Which calendar do you think is God's calendar? And if you say, "the one in the bible" I will re-ask: what calendar do you think is taught in the bible?
If you had access to God's Calendar, God's Schedule, Perfectly, His Way, His Plan,What calendar do you think is God's approved calendar?
Who do you think or include in "we" ?Why have we changed God's Calendar?
If you had access to God's Calendar, God's Schedule, Perfectly, His Way, His Plan,
would you even , ever, or already desire to abide by it ?
If you are unwilling to abide by The Creator's Schedule/ Calendar,I repeat the questions: what calendar do you think is God's calendar?
If you are unwilling to abide by The Creator's Schedule/ Calendar,
then I don't know that anyone can reveal it to you.
I cannot keep it a secret at all.Well, keep it a secret then. Best wishes.
Not just Lev 23 but also numb 28. A liturgical count of days was sacrifices Daily morn and evening. the festal offerings were added to the morning sacrifices every day throughout the festival days. Judaism recognized the night following the passover as belonging liturgically to the 14th day (calling it one long day (liturgically the day went before the night). Liturgically the 15th day began in the morning with the festival sacrifices. I have not seen so far on any forum speak of a liturgical calander, just a civil one. Resulting in the festal calander of unleavened bread mess up the daily sacrifices 2 per day being morn and evening.The Lev 23 annual Sabbaths have specific liturgy. The 7th day Sabbath of Ex 20 does not.
All the liturgical Sabbaths of Lev 23 - have animal sacrifice and offerings in their liturgy and that liturgy was deleted at the cross according to Heb 10:4-12. Which is why we still have the weekly Sabbath but have no specifics on how to celebrate any of the annual Sabbaths other than creative thinking about them.
The Lev 23 annual Sabbaths have specific liturgy. The 7th day Sabbath of Ex 20 does not.
It makes it less ceremonial. Did you lose the point?? Reading the rest of the point would help make that point clear.So what? Did that make those Sabbaths less Holy for the Israelites?
Is 56:6-8 - gentiles specifically singled out for Sabbath keepingAll the liturgical Sabbaths of Lev 23 - have animal sacrifice and offerings in their liturgy and that liturgy was deleted at the cross according to Heb 10:4-12. Which is why we still have the weekly Sabbath but have no specifics on how to celebrate any of the annual Sabbaths other than creative thinking about them.
Everyone has free will of course and can choose their own creative ideas on how to continue the Lev 23 annual Sabbaths. But for the weekly Sabbath we have it as a day of rest and a day of "holy convocation" in Lev 23. We can see how that could be done in Gen 2:1-3 and how that can happen for all eternity in Is 66:23 but the other annual or monthly Sabbaths would need some details given by God once we agree that sacrifice and offerings have ended as per Heb 10.
The Lev 23 annual Sabbaths have specific liturgy. The 7th day Sabbath of Ex 20 does not.
All the liturgical Sabbaths of Lev 23 - have animal sacrifice and offerings in their liturgy and that liturgy was deleted at the cross according to Heb 10:4-12. Which is why we still have the weekly Sabbath but have no specifics on how to celebrate any of the annual Sabbaths other than creative thinking about them.