If any of you believe that keeping, observing or remembering the Sabbath is a righteous act or that God imparts righteousness to you if you do so, then by all means honor the Sabbath. BUT, if you, as a NT believer see no reason in honoring the Sabbath in this manner because you are under the conviction through the Spirit that you have found your rest and you have ceased from all your labors when you came to Christ, then there is no commandment that you are under to do so. You are free to live in Christ who is the Lord of the Sabbath having ceased from all your labors and any works of the law for righteousness. Does this mean that we do not rest from physical labor once a week, NO! Does this mean that we don't gather ourselves together with other believers, NO! Does this mean that we are disrespectful of others who honor the Sabbath and keep it as a commandment, NO! However, there is no commandment under the new covenant that any believer is required to keep, observe or remember concerning the Sabbath.
If you are Jewish and believe in Christ and want to honor and keep the Sabbath, you may do so without being judged and by the same token the NT believer, whether Jew or Gentile, is under no obligation to keep the Sabbath and should not be so judged to keep. All the commandment of the law, including the ten commandments are fulfilled through the royal law of love. When we are filled with the Spirit and walk in the Spirit, bearing the fruit of the Spirit through the love of God, we are fulfilling the law of Christ having a faith that works by love and God imparts his righteousness and counts what we do through that love as the righteousness of the saints where grace is reigning unto eternal life.
If you are Jewish and believe in Christ and want to honor and keep the Sabbath, you may do so without being judged and by the same token the NT believer, whether Jew or Gentile, is under no obligation to keep the Sabbath and should not be so judged to keep. All the commandment of the law, including the ten commandments are fulfilled through the royal law of love. When we are filled with the Spirit and walk in the Spirit, bearing the fruit of the Spirit through the love of God, we are fulfilling the law of Christ having a faith that works by love and God imparts his righteousness and counts what we do through that love as the righteousness of the saints where grace is reigning unto eternal life.