Biblically speaking, the Sabbath is on Saturday. Anyone marking the Sabbath on Sunday is playing into the hands of the Antichrist. [Spirituality & Religion]

@OggggO

Well i'm not aware of any of them making the change either. As far as i know it was the Pope.

@Pikachu Hmm, I might look into it.

@OggggO

Right on👍

@Sharon

lol true enough

@Sharon the only ones on this thread to mention the antichrist until now, are atheists

@TheWildEcho

lol maybe in this thread but from [i]whom [/i]do you think we're getting this rhetoric?😉

@Bushranger

Apparently not. Although he does seem to pull up short when you remind him that god is watching him lol

@Bushranger @Pikachu [quote]he has absolutely no idea and no compunction about lying.[/quote]

You guys sure do, you lie all the time.

@GodSpeed63

You said that you give straight answers to straight questions.
Well i asked you a straight question and you responded with not an answer but a question: "What do you think"?
Then with God as your witness, i asked you if you genuinely considered that to be a straight answer [i]and you avoided that question too![/i]

lol remind me, does god love a hypocrite?

So Try again. Redeem yourself by giving a straight answer.

[quote]From what i read in the Bible, Jesus relaxed some of the rules around the Sabbath (eg> if you animal gets stuck in a hole on the Sabbath you can go ahead and work to get it out, be realistic guyz) [b][i][u]but he never changed the day of the Sabbath.[/u][/i][/b]

As far as i can tell, that was done by men who have no authority to change the command of god.

[b][i][c=#BF0000]Can you offer scriptural evidence that Jesus or maybe even his apostles changed the day of the Sabbath?[/c][/i][/b][/quote]

@SW-User

Definitely. Which i think would make sense to worship on Sunday since you aren't supposed to travel either. As long as you recognize the Sabbath on Saturday.

@OggggO

lol does their crest look something like the one i posted in the OP?😜

@Pikachu I'm guessing the answer is yes, although I rarely pay attention to denominational symbols.

@OggggO
lol yes. I was being sarcastic. No worries, i couldn't have pointed it out either.

@LoveTriumphsOverHate

[quote]We believe that the Lord's Day, celebrated on Sunday, the first day of the week, throughout the Christian church, is the Christian sabbath, which we reverently observe as a day of rest and worship and as the continuing memorial of our Savior's resurrection.[/quote]

I agree that traveling to church and so on would be problematic on the Sabbath

@Pikachu Yes, but also remember what Jesus said when he was being accused of violating the law of the Sabbath - Mark 2:27: Then He told them, "The Sabbath was made for man and not man for the Sabbath."

What Jesus Christ is saying is that the Sabbath is a right/privilege, not a hindrance. It was the one day where priests in the temple could rest. It's a day that God has made that we should all rest - for our benefit.

@LoveTriumphsOverHate

Sounds fine to me. But it's still Saturday lol

@DrWatson

What's the lord's day in the bible?

@Carazaa

[quote]the protestant churches changed it to Sunday in honor of what Jesus did[/quote]

Hmmm didn't know that [i]men [/i]had the authority to change one of god's commandments.
Remember the Sabbath and keep it holy. The seventh day was the Sabbath...and you think men can just change that?

@Pikachu As man created god, he can do what he likes with it.

@suzie1960

lol well yeah, But not if one believes god is real