Jesus never broke the Sabbath of the Ten Commandments, He broke the sabbath of the pharisees, which they added many rules to it, when Christ told us not to alter His Words Psa 89:34 Pro 30:5-6 Claiming Christ worked on the sabbath as if He broke it is basically crucifying Him all over again.
God wrote His law in our hearts, now instead of on tables of stone, it is tables in our hearts and He gives us the power to keep. When we take away from what God placed there Jesus tells us our hearts are far from Him Mat 15:3-14 so seems like a bad idea to me
Jesus taught not to break the commandments John 14:15 Mat 15:3-14 Mat 5:19-30 Mat 19:17-19 and in doing so one would be in fear of sin and Judgement. Jesus said not to remove a jot or tittle from His law until all is fulfilled which is when He comes back on the Clouds and His saints meet Him in the air. We do not receive Christ rest (not the Sabbath rest) by being in rebellion to Him and His commandments Isa 48:18 Heb 4:6 Heb 4:11 which includes the Sabbath commandment that Jesus in His own Words said He kept. John 15:10 John 8:46-47 and is our example 1 John 2:6. I guess it just comes down to a matter of faith who do we beleive..
God wrote His law in our hearts, now instead of on tables of stone, it is tables in our hearts and He gives us the power to keep. When we take away from what God placed there Jesus tells us our hearts are far from Him Mat 15:3-14 so seems like a bad idea to me
Jesus taught not to break the commandments John 14:15 Mat 15:3-14 Mat 5:19-30 Mat 19:17-19 and in doing so one would be in fear of sin and Judgement. Jesus said not to remove a jot or tittle from His law until all is fulfilled which is when He comes back on the Clouds and His saints meet Him in the air. We do not receive Christ rest (not the Sabbath rest) by being in rebellion to Him and His commandments Isa 48:18 Heb 4:6 Heb 4:11 which includes the Sabbath commandment that Jesus in His own Words said He kept. John 15:10 John 8:46-47 and is our example 1 John 2:6. I guess it just comes down to a matter of faith who do we beleive..