I am a Sabbath keeper. The reason I keep this is because it gives me an entire day to focus on Yahweh. Something that is impossible to do every day of the week. We have to work to support ourselves, while we are doing this we are not 100% focused on Yahweh. During the week one should study, pray, fellowship, but tdue to work one can not do this everyday. In this a can only speak for myself, I do not focus on Yahweh on the 7th day and then dive into a mud pit the rest of the week, this day trins me in how to control myself, after Sabbath, when a sin presents itself I MY experience it is much easier to avoid, this verse explains the feeling I have:
1 Corinthians 9:25-27, "And everyone who competes conducts himself temperately in all
things. Now they compete to obtain a perishable crown; but we for an imperishable crown. Therefore, I do not run like a man running aimlessly; I do not fight like a
man who beats the air. No, I discipline my body and bring it into subjection, so that after I have preached to others, I myself will not be disqualified."
What I dont understand is how do I get hate and "fallen from grace" aimed at me when I choose obedience because I have be reconciled to Yahweh. If there were no recicilation and one had no chance mo matter what they did, I wouldnt agree but I could see why some may choose whatever they want. My self, I feel humblem, insignificant, unworthy of waht I have been given, when I give myself over to sin I feel like I am taking advantage of Yahweh's mercy, or them term "spitting in ones face?" Regardless if one thinks the Sabbath is still valid or not, it's origin is in the instruction of the Creator of all that is, it has no origins in pagan practice, as long as one is doing it for a reason other than salvation, HOW IS THAT WRONG? If the Sabbath were a Commandment made my men then definitely it shoud be rejected but it is directly from Yahweh.