False. What most Christians say is that gathering for worship has been on the first day of the week since the beginning, and is testified throughout the history of the Church. What is not argued is that God has made Sunday a new sabbath or that God has commanded that we worship on Sunday. We worship on Sunday because this is the practice handed down to us from the earliest days of the Christian Church. That is our argument.
That is my point. You can worship on any day you want to but you can only call the seventh day the sabbath, or even the Lord's day. Far too many denominations try to place man's blessings on God's day by calling the SUNday the sabbath which it is not. This is very deceptive and will cause the loss of many soul when the time to decide comes. Very soon we will have to decide to either follow man by keeping SUNday holy, or God by keeping His sabbath day holy.
It absolutely is. The phrases kyriake and kyriake hemera have been used throughout the history of Christianity to refer to the first day of the week. Kyriake here is the dative, not the genitive. That is, it is not "which belongs to the Lord" (genitive) but rather "which is to the Lord". That this refers to the day on which Christ rose from the dead--the first day of the week--is the consistent opinion and position of the Christian Church.
It matters zero what the church defines when it comes to God's holy word. The church can define whatever it wants to define, but do not presume to place God's blessings on something God plainly set apart for His church. And "the church", "early fathers" whatever you want to call them, they are not God. They have as much authority over God's word as I do. The Holy Spirit is the guide. To place the church in that place is blasphemy at best. To say that the church interprets scripture is way out of line, because God's holy word the KJV bible tells me different in John 14:26 & 16:13. Even in 1John:2:27: We read this "But the anointing which ye have received of him abideth in you, and ye need not that any man teach you: but as the same anointing teacheth you of all things, and is truth, and is no lie, and even as it hath taught you, ye shall abide in him." We are to let no man teach us. God's anointing, which is the Comforter, which is the Holy Spirit is to lead and guide us into all things relating to Jesus.
When your church stops teaching the errors of your false prophet and starts preaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ, then you'll get to give advice to the rest of us. Until then it is worthless.
I have tried every denomination. Every denomination has the brick wall of tradition which is when they place their denomination dogmas above the bible.That is when I moved on to the next. There is absolute zero argument against the seventh day sabbath. The only thing you can come up with is church tradition.
For the sake of your soul, any denomination that tries to change God's word to fit their denomination must be left. We personally must put God's word above any denominational tradition, in other words move on to another denomination like I did.
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