Genesis only says that God blessed the seventh day. It says nothing whatsoever about the ten commandments. Deuteronomy comes about 40 years after Exodus, so that would be an anachronistic argument.
Scripture doesn't tell us what Moses' practices were prior to Sinai, and speculation has no evidentiary value.
You're making a circumstantial argument rather than a fact-based argument. I'm beginning to think you're flailing because you realize your position is bereft of relevant biblical support.
Scripture doesn't tell us what Moses' practices were prior to Sinai, and speculation has no evidentiary value.
You're making a circumstantial argument rather than a fact-based argument. I'm beginning to think you're flailing because you realize your position is bereft of relevant biblical support.
"Because that Abraham obeyed my voice, and kept my charge, my commandments, my statutes, and my laws." (Genesis 26:5)
well let's see, (1) Abraham obeyed his voice, God actually spoke to Abraham. (2) He walked with God, Keeping charge stresses that we must assume full responsibility for the lives that God has granted us and live them in a way that honors him. (3) can't be much plainer than this, Abraham obeyed Gods Commandments, that is the Ten Commandments he is referring too. (4) My statutes are referring to Gods written law, on your hearts and minds. (5) Gods Laws - When we obey God’s instructions, we are keeping the commandments and we will be saved. Religiously, a law is any instruction from God — that is, a law is a commandment or a set of commandments, as in the Ten Commandments.
I am very grounded in my faith and believes and I give nothing but biblical support / scripture to back up my point of view and what I believe. you don't have to agree with it and I'm not asking you too.
Blessings, Danny