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OK I am not sure I understand what you're saying but hopefully you aren't a Judaizer who thinks people who don't keep the Saturday Sabbath are unsaved or spiritually inferior to those who do.
Well first and once again like I said the observance of the Sabbath day under the new covenant is different then the observance in the old covenant.
Second the moral aspect of what the priests did under the old covenant in why they were not held guilty of breaking the Sabbath was because they were doing Gods will. Those who do and take care of their own needs on the Sabbath is the ones who were guilty of breaking it, not those who were doing God's will and deeds on the Sabbath.
Lord Jesus reflected this in the previous scriptures I gave, that doing anything while serving God on the Sabbath is not breaking it. Jesus says He requires mercy not sacrifice, meaning have mercy on others and not seek out to punish them.
The other thing is that the Sabbath was not a day of worship but a day of rest, as we are to give everyday to God.
This does not mean we do not neglect the gathering together because we are not to, but which day you choose to go to church rather it be Saturday or Sunday or even any other day is not what the Sabbath was about. Man changed it to that, as the scriptures show the Apostles gathered together on multiple days, but Sunday being the main day they did.
The moral aspect of the Sabbath is resting in the Lord, as His teachings show us and lead us with the help of the Holy Spirit a better and more peaceful way to live.
Second the moral aspect of what the priests did under the old covenant in why they were not held guilty of breaking the Sabbath was because they were doing Gods will. Those who do and take care of their own needs on the Sabbath is the ones who were guilty of breaking it, not those who were doing God's will and deeds on the Sabbath.
Lord Jesus reflected this in the previous scriptures I gave, that doing anything while serving God on the Sabbath is not breaking it. Jesus says He requires mercy not sacrifice, meaning have mercy on others and not seek out to punish them.
The other thing is that the Sabbath was not a day of worship but a day of rest, as we are to give everyday to God.
This does not mean we do not neglect the gathering together because we are not to, but which day you choose to go to church rather it be Saturday or Sunday or even any other day is not what the Sabbath was about. Man changed it to that, as the scriptures show the Apostles gathered together on multiple days, but Sunday being the main day they did.
The moral aspect of the Sabbath is resting in the Lord, as His teachings show us and lead us with the help of the Holy Spirit a better and more peaceful way to live.