I pray that you will have a fruitful and worshipful Sabbath. I hope that you will do the same for those who will be worshiping Christ on Sunday.
Thank you Billy, and the same to you and everyone worshipping in community on Sunday.
I pray that you will have a fruitful and worshipful Sabbath. I hope that you will do the same for those who will be worshiping Christ on Sunday.
Thank you Billy, and the same to you and everyone worshipping in community on Sunday.
Oh Man! I'm not sure I could handle that.This is the Bible Discussion Forum...
you guys aren't supposed to be nice in here.
Cut it out.
If you start doing it, we'll ALL have to do it.
Not too many people understand the tragic loss that occurs when a vibrant organic church withers into a stagnant origination.Ok I will stay on point..SABBATH! or maybe I won't you can be the judge... But to me sabbath is the body or church isn't it?That which we pick a day to practice.
If we do things in the church life by our natural life and strength, we are moving and acting in an organizational way. To clean the meeting hall, for instance, in our natural life according to an outward arrangement is to act in an organizational way. But if we are living in the spirit, in the organic way, contacting God in resurrection, we may have the inner feeling and leading to come to the hall to clean in resurrection by life and not by organization.
The proper way to clean the hall is to do it organically. Under the organizational way, sometimes those who are charged to clean the hall become offended. Whatever we do--whether we clean the hall, preach the gospel, take care of home meetings, or come to the meetings to function--must be altogether organic, not organizational. The way to have proper church life is to move and act in an organic way.
Just something God has put on my mind.
Not sure if this is sabbath or body of christ convo but I'm trying....smile![]()
The Sabbath is a gift from our Father, the reason it's probably so hard for some to keep is probably because of the way the world operates. Like if someone works 7 days a week Sabbath is sixth day even though calender still says 7th. ways of the world. be in the world but not of it.
Interesting point, i'm sure you are aware of several calendar changes that have taken place since the letter of law was written. The question i have asked myself recently is....... does our current calendar reflect the original sabbath ? for example could the 7th day sabbath currently be our Thursday or some totally different day (besides Friday evening until Saturday evening) under the Gregorian?
Even in our work its good to be at rest, but the Word says remember the Sabbath. The only thing i have to remember the Sabbath by is the calender, so if the calender is wrong i'm innocent.
When you remember the Sabbath you don't think of Christ?
When you remember the Sabbath you think of a physical thing and not a spiritual?
I suppose you are innocent, if that is the case.
Even in our work its good to be at rest, but the Word says remember the Sabbath. The only thing i have to remember the Sabbath by is the calender, so if the calender is wrong i'm innocent.
I do have a serious question (if I may change up the tenor of this thread for a moment)
Among the legally Sabbath keeping beliefs, are there no people who work on Saturdays? I mean thousands of jobs often require their people to work on Saturday. This would seem to be a direct and deliberate violation of the practice they seem to hold as one of the primary foundations upon which their beliefs rest.
Yet, this is precisely what the Sabbath Keeping Beliefs do. So, this is not questioning THAT aspect, but THEIRS.Again, as I mentioned a few days ago, to used a Gregorian method of determining what is the Sabbath day causes great error.
Just as clear as most of your posts. LOLas far as what kind of work or activity, it takes((or may take//or has taken)) decades of living in yahweh's presence to find out.
as far as 'gregorian'-ists... ignore gregor. (if i understand what the question about not understanding the understanding among those who say they understand what is not understood goes).(or ask again)