Do you observe the Sabbath?

The weekly Sabbath is not a yearly sabbath, not a shadow of anything, and it "stands fast forever and ever".

Why do you hate the One Who wrote it in stone at Sinai and then came in Person to ask you to keep it if you love Him in John 14:15 KJV?

Why do you practice the Dead Faith of OSAS instead of Living Faith - the ONLY Faith - by which we obtain eternal life?

Good, that means you're aware of your inability to convey relevant thought - allow me to explain why that is:

Solomon says that "fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom" and also we are to "fear God and keep His commandments, for this is the whole duty of man".

Your refusal to keep His commandments indicates you don't fear the Lord, and if you don't fear the Lord, you can't obtain wisdom from Him. See what I did there?

not trying to answer for post, but i will take this one.

just to remind you, i am not osas, i do believe salvation can be gained and lost.

so, yes a grace saved person can lose salvation.

by losing faith. as in not believing anymore.

because we are saved by grace through faith for good works.

the good works are a result of salvation.

not the cause or maintainer of salvation.

so now, if he wants , post will school you much better than this just did.

Yes, just two short verses away from where the Bible tells you if you're resting inwardly in Jesus, you are to rest outwardly from the same kind of work on the 7th day Sabbath "as God did from His" - literal, physical work.

Do you confess that Hebrews 4:9-10 KJV is Scriptural when it says if we're resting inwardly in Jesus, we'll demonstrate that by resting outwardly from our work every 7th day Sabbath?

There you go, thinking again...tsk tsk tsk
We've told you to stop before you hurt yourself

LOL you'd have made an awesome bureaucrat: "I have no recollection of that, Senator!"

HINT: 1 John 5:3 KJV, Romans 8:7 KJV, and Matthew 24:12-13 KJV.

I never theorized that "keeping the 10 Commandments & the 7th day Sabbath is a crucial, abject, unassailable necessity for the Church of Jesus Christ" and you will search in vain to find a post saying as much...are we clear?

That's essentially what I've been telling the OSAS all along and Post can never school me on anything, much less this, because he whole heartedly disagrees.

Nope...you didn't address the Hebrews passage at all.

Keyword "Today"
As in "Today if you hear his voice...

In the middle of the sentence it is capitalized. As in a special holy day.

Do you need me to point you to it or do you rely upon the Sinful chapter and verse numbers that measure God?

if the sabbath given to Israel was not a shadow of anything, from where do you get this idea of 'resting inwardly in Jesus' ?

But YOU are NOT Jesus. Nor do you act like Him.

And religion is something that you do religiously....as in a ritual done repeatedly.

Jesus said that He prefers Mercy over Sacrifice. Meaning that going to church on Saturday with others who believe themselves righteous because they go to church on Saturday is not going to provide any benefit for my salvation.
It looks like wisdom but it simply isn't.

Then there's the whole can of worms unwittingly opened by the Jewish council of the days being shifted. (By Constantine) Meaning that Sunday is actually the former Saturday....and if you go to church on Saturday you are going to church on Friday.

Because if you get the day wrong....you got it wrong. Just like the lighting of a fire on a Sabbath...which you don't keep at all....it says to not light a fire but you freely admit to lighting them and break the Law.
If you are going to keep the Law you have to keep ALL of it.

this is all previously covered in great detail many times over.
2 Samuel 13:15 & John 15:12 destroy your semantical argument.
Revelation 3:15 & 2 Peter 2:8 destroy your thermodynamic argument.

1 John 5:5
Romans 8:9-11
Matthew 24:3 & 31, Hebrews 3:6, 3:14, 3:19, 4:2, 4:14, 6:11, 6:19, 7:18-19, 7:25, 8:12, 10:17, 10:22-23, 10:35-36

Hebrews 10:35-36 explains Matthew 24:13; i will repeat:

that's not what Hebrews 4:9-10 says.
read all of chapters 3 & 4 together.

poignantly:

the ceremony of sabbath-inactivity is 100% being described as a symbol of a greater rest, a rest that endures.
in the context, we are being told to hold fast our assurance of salvation, in faith: for it is by unbelief that Israel failed to enter the True Rest ((c.f.e. Hebrews 3:19))

see for example also:

if you obtained rest by ceremonially ceasing from physical activity once a week, you would not have to ritually repeat this week after week. if you obtained true fellowship by congregating week after week, you would not have to continue ceremonially gathering week after week.
these things are reminders; it is Christ Who gives us rest, if we come to Him. He is the Substance of what all those things testify to.

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i simply think that if i could ever stop believing, it would mean i never truly believed in the first place.
what i believe is that God is faithful to me, that He will not fail to complete what He began in me
it's never been about me, but all about Him ♥

You mean Hebrews 4? It's simply God contrasting the believing with the unbelievers, where believers enter into the rest of Jesus and demonstrate that inward spiritual rest by resting outwardly from their literal, physical work "as God did from His" - while the unbelieving refuse to enter into His rest, preferring to earn salvation by works which Jesus says is impossible (Luke 17:10 KJV).

I go Church 99% of the time(Sometimes I don’t make it). I never really get a day of rest, so in that sense I don’t obverse that commandment.