According to Joe Kovacs at WorldNetDaily, Christians are still at war over when the Sabbath should be commemorated. Here are a couple of paragraphs from his article:
"Two thousand years after Jesus walked the Earth, Christians are at war with each other concerning – as strange as it may sound – a day of the week mentioned in the Ten Commandments.
"The issue boils down to: 'When is God's Sabbath?' In other words, what is His holy day of rest?
"Most Christians today think it's Sunday, when the majority of churches hold services.
But others confidently say it's Saturday, calling Sunday worship 'the most flagrant error of mainstream Christianity,' believing Sunday-keepers are victims of clever deception."
In September of 2006 I wrote a post on the issue myself. You can read it here.
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Thursday, June 21, 2007
The Decline of the Sabbath?
Ingrid Schleuter from Slice of Laodicea has written a short article called The Opinion Journal on the “Decline of the Sabbath.”
In order to see my take on it, read my post The Sabbath: Celebrating Christ in the New Covenant.
In order to see my take on it, read my post The Sabbath: Celebrating Christ in the New Covenant.
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