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What is the Lord's Day?
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What is the Lord's day?
- 1. The Lord's day is just another name for the Sabbath.
- 2. The Lord's day is a Second Sabbath, like the weekend.
- 3. The Lord's day is a Replacement Sabbath, or new Sabbath on a new day.
- 4. The Lord's day is like a prayer meeting, an additional service to the Sabbath, that usurped it.
- 5. The Lord's day is a Pagan day, that came into Christianity
- 6. The Lord's day is the day of his victory, the day I was coming.
If I remember correctly, most Sunday observing Christians in the second century CE would likely choose # 3. Sunday became the new "Sabbath" and by medieval times Sunday was often rendered as "Sabbath".
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I am not admitting bad memory. Where did I say my memory was bad?
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Not the case. So you are likely not remembering correctly.
The Lord's Day didn't replace the Sabbath, and that wasn't the position of the Church in the 2nd century or the 12th century.
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