VictorC
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My post shows that I quoted you directly, and responded to your exact words. If you can't write what represents your intent, it is your responsibility to correct your own words.Hi VictorC!
haven't heard from you in a while.
with that said, thanks for putting your "two cents" in and distorting what I said.
You didn't respond to what Moses recorded as God's own statement regarding the limited jurisdiction of the Sabbath as a covenant made with the children of Israel.like Cribstyl, you need to pay attention and look at what I addressed!
I talked about the sign and showed from what God said it is!
It is Sabbatarians who want to focus on the Sabbath as a 'memorial' of God's rest in the creation account. Many of us have a different perspective, viewing the Sabbath as a periodic shadow leading us toward God's rest, "since a promise remains of entering His rest, let us fear lest any of you seem to have come short of it".
You have known for more than four years that the Sabbath shares its origin with the manna experience documented in Exodus 16, about one month before the covenant from Mount Sinai was declared orally to God's vassal Israel.and perhaps you can tell me when the Sabbath was made, enlighten me!
- The Genesis account doesn't record a rest observed by any human; the seventh day is in absolute terms rather than a repetitive cycle to describe God's rest.
- Exodus 20:11 clearly delineates the seventh day apart from the sabbath, using the same sentence structure found in Deuteronomy 5:15 that lists a single event in the past as the impetus to ordain the periodic sabbath.
- Hebrews 4 calls the seventh day of creation God's "My rest" that remained to be attained by a people who were already observing the sabbath, and Hebrews 4:4 quotes directly from Genesis 2:2 to document God's rest those who had the sabbath had not attained.
- Jesus distinguishes the sabbath apart from God's rest recorded in the Genesis account when He said it was "made for man" in Mark 2:27.
- Moses testifies that the ten commandments were unknown to the generation previous to his own in Deuteronomy 5:2-3, and lists the sabbath as a memorial of deliverance from Egyptian bondage in Deuteronomy 5:15.
- Nehemiah 9:13-14 attributes the origin of the sabbath with Moses.
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