THY WORD
IS LIGHT series
A DAY TO
REMEMBER
The SABBATH is the Creator‘S day. Yehoshua said it himself, “The Son of man is Master even of the SABBATH day” Matthew 12:8, Mark 2:28, Luke 6:5. That clearly makes the Sabbath the Yehovah's day ; " I [John] was in the Spirit onYehovah's day" Revelation 1:10 .There is no hint whatsoever here of this being Sunday.
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At Mount Sinai | |
True Believers | |
On the way to the garden | |
The "Lord's" Day | |
The SABBATH continues | |
Lo this I have found | |
Always the Scriptures reaffirm |
“It is lawful to do well on the SABBATH days” Matthew12:12.
Why not accept
what Elohim
“has
made for man”Mark2:27,the seventh day Sabbath ; instead of substituting the
counterfeit pagan day of the 'sun'
;(which scripture doesn’t even once sanction) and
“making the word of Elohim of none effect through your traditions.”
Mark7:13
In Matthew 28: 1-6 we find that “in the end of the SABBATH before the dawn of the first day” (“yet dark” John 20:1 ) an earth quake had occurred ; the stone had been rolled away ; and Jesus had risen .This day was given the pagan name of Easter. |
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In Mark16:7 "A young man" told the women, "he goeth before you into Galilee; there shall ye see him as he said unto you”. “As they went, ... Yehoshua met them” and said “go tell my brethren that they go into Galilee, and there shall they see me”. | |
The disciples (even
Peter) did not obey Messiah’s instructions, and so in John20:19
“the
same day at evening, being the first day of the sabbath week
[a day they could have
been travelling] ...the disciples were
assembled
for fear
of the Jews, came Yehoshua as they sat at meat and he upbraided them with their
unbelief and hardness of heart”
The day of Pentecost arrives 50 days after the passover in Acts 2:1. The disciples were waiting as directed in Luke 24:49 ; they were baptized with the holy spirit ; Peter preached ; and over 3000 souls were added to the church . “and they continuing daily with one accord in the temple, and breaking bread” Acts2:46. No Sunday pattern here.
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