Sunday worship has been the norm since the early days of the church. Sunday worshipers such as Luther, Zwingli, Bunyan, Tyndale, Wycliffe, Whitefield, the Wesley brothers, Edwards, Spurgeon, Taylor, Nee and a vast number of dedicated believers have been mightily used of God. If Sunday worship is so evil, then how come God blessed these men, some of whom died for their faith?
SDA is a Johnny come lately cult that twists the gospel message. SDA people mostly have good intentions. They mostly do good works. But they also are dead. They obsess over the law. The letter kills; the Spirit gives life. 2 Corinthians 3:6. Their leaders reek with spiritual pride and their doctrines are divisive. Don't get caught up with any aspect of their unbiblical beliefs.
I no more worry about the names of the days of the week than I do about the origin of the word "dog" or "cat." I suppose you know that Egyptians worshiped cats. According to some, cats remember and expect to be treated the same way now. I love cats. What the Egyptians thought of them means nothing to me.
By the way, Rome named the days of the week as early as AD60 during Nero's rule. You can't blame Catholicism for that. And yes, the Jews generally numbered the days of the week. You might create problems for yourself by telling people, "I'll see you day three".
SDA is a Johnny come lately cult that twists the gospel message. SDA people mostly have good intentions. They mostly do good works. But they also are dead. They obsess over the law. The letter kills; the Spirit gives life. 2 Corinthians 3:6. Their leaders reek with spiritual pride and their doctrines are divisive. Don't get caught up with any aspect of their unbiblical beliefs.
I no more worry about the names of the days of the week than I do about the origin of the word "dog" or "cat." I suppose you know that Egyptians worshiped cats. According to some, cats remember and expect to be treated the same way now. I love cats. What the Egyptians thought of them means nothing to me.
By the way, Rome named the days of the week as early as AD60 during Nero's rule. You can't blame Catholicism for that. And yes, the Jews generally numbered the days of the week. You might create problems for yourself by telling people, "I'll see you day three".