What About The Sabbath?

The reason For My Faith ^ | 11/7/21 | Chuck Ness

[Jim W N]

The guy was right. Your moniker fits you pretty well.

Bye. Don’t call me and I doubt I’ll call you.

[Glad2bnuts]

Sacrificial laws were not part of the Commandments. The 10 laws actually SET IN STONE are a commandment FOREVER.

The food laws, the washing of hands, the Priests movements and requirements were “Nailed to the Cross”. Since Christ is our Sabbath, and he was the Sabbath sacrifice for all time, are we not required to honor that still today like the Disciples did?

That is all I have to say.

[Glad2bnuts]

May I then murder, blaspheme, take the Lords name in Vain, steal and bearing false witness? Is it OK if I worship other gods? The 10 Commandments are not laws, they are sacrosanct, they are eternal.

[BipolarBob]

Don’t expect a reply, at least not an informative one. These drive by posters, post and run (off to church to get “holy”). Perhaps you might get a name calling (the lowest debate trick), when they can’t refute what your points are.

[Glad2bnuts]

I would welcome new information. Instead what one gets is, refutation out of hand with Biblical verses that can be interpreted different ways. I am no SDA, although it is one of the Churches I would join if I were of a mind to join an organization, which I am not. The thing is, the 10 Commandments are eternal. I can read in Scripture how they will be followed Eternally. If you are not TRYING to follow them, you are not trying to follow Christ. Since it is a settled point with Christians that Jesus is God, the Alpha and the Omega, did he not give the stones to the people on Earth? The people he gave them to were Hebrews. Since Christ followers are grafted onto the “People of the Book”, are we not the Chosen people, grafted onto the tree.

[BipolarBob]

It is impossible to have a high level conversation on here. These drive by posters post the same old drivel they've been told, post some things someone else wrote and ignore the Bible. Paul, in Romans I believe, breaks down the relationship of how grace, faith and works coexist and their roles. It's pretty simple when one reads for context but it goes against modern day church narrative, so it's ignored. The Bible speaks of a delusion sweeping the people. I believe it is addressing people who profess to believe in Christ but follow their mainstream church in a direction not based on the Bible.
I no longer wish to waste my time on the subject as we have had many spirited discussions in the past and it was all time wasted in my opinion.