Should Christians today keep the Sabbath?

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Troy Day | PentecostalTheology.com

               

Should Christians today keep the Sabbath?

26 Comments

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    Varnel Watson

    Well Tom Steele let’s poll the group on this one. I think it will become pretty clear in a jiffy… (before the Sabbath that is)

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    Tom Steele

    Yeah, poll THIS group… LOL. I wonder at times if people in this group even own a Bible, let alone brush the dust off of it to read it.

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    Tom Steele

    Alan N Carla Smith

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    Varnel Watson

    Yeah get some help now 🙂 We know for a fact that Ricky Grimsley was born with a silver Dake in his crib, and ol’ Charlie sold his on Amazon…

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    Tom Steele

    I hope all the people who answer NO to your little poll are right… I really, really do. Because if they are wrong that means that they are breaking God’s Law. On the flip side, if those who say YES are wrong, they are simply worshiping God and following His commandment on a day that no longer matters, and what’s the harm in that? NONE.

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    Tom Steele

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    Ricky Grimsley

    Wouldnt it be great if people would read the new testament and realize they are not jews and quit trying to bring the church under bondage.

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    Ricky Grimsley

    Had a friend start down this road awhile back. Its taken a few years but now she believes the new testament is a fraud and that jesus really didnt claim to be God. Good thing they keep the sabbath though. Wouldnt want them to go to hell (rolls eyes)

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    Stan Wayne

    No OT Law

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    Paul Jones

    The old covenant is fulfilled. Why would anyone continue to pay on a mortgage that was paid off?

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    Paul Jones

    Hebrews and Galatians are both very strong in that Christians are NOT to reenter the bondage of the Law. The sabbath was part of the old covenant.

    Those who subject themselves to the old (fulfilled) covenant must remember that it was unlawful to kindle a fire on the sabbath or to travel more than a sabbath day’s journey (roughly 1,000 yards). This means no cranking a car, traveling more than 1,000 yards on Saturday, and no using the heat or air conditioner, since they require the use of electricity. In fact, that also means no light bulbs and no TV.

    Paul and the writer of Hebrews would not subject themselves (or us) to the old covenant.

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    Tom Steele

    Pentecostals be like “We’re not under the Old Testament” until it’s time to collect the tithes.

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    Paul Jones

    Tithes predate the law.

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    John Caudill

    How relevant is one day to an eternal god? When our mortal lives here in the flesh are only a brief instance.

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    Stan Wayne

    Everything in the OT predates the Cross which abolished everything prior and put us into the heretofore unknown New Covenant – the Age of Grace – the Age of the Spirit – the Age of the Church – the Age of the New Man – this is basic – prior to the Law Circumcision existed but Galatians Colossians Romans Acts all teach that we are beyond the law of circumcision – same – these are first principles – Hebrews 6 – no law

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    John Caudill

    Matthew 22, v36-40. All the law hangs on these two. Keep it simple.

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    Tom Steele

    Yes, Stan, everything that predates the cross is abolished. So, we can have sex with animals now?

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    Paul Jones

    I believe that would come under the heading “without natural affection.”

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    Tom Steele

    Picking and choosing now, I see.

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    Ricky Grimsley

    You first

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    Ricky Grimsley

    I dont believe in tithes either btw

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    Paul Jones

    Tom has stated his position. I’ve stated mine. We’ve each given reasons why we take the position we do. Let the readers consider and choose for themselves, but if one chooses the Law AND the cross…no operation of vehicles on Saturday.

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    Ricky Grimsley

    Romans 7:4-6 KJVS
    [4] Wherefore, my brethren, ye also are become dead to the law by the body of Christ; that ye should be married to another, even to him who is raised from the dead, that we should bring forth fruit unto God. [5] For when we were in the flesh, the motions of sins, which were by the law, did work in our members to bring forth fruit unto death. [6] But now we are delivered from the law, that being dead wherein we were held; that we should serve in newness of spirit, and not in the oldness of the letter.

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    Tom Steele

    Like I often say, if your theology is to justify in any way a rejection of instructions in the Bible, you BETTER be right. OR you can just obey the Bible and live in the freedom of not having to worry about it.

  • Reply April 27, 2017

    Ricky Grimsley

    Unless you compel all new converts to get circumcised i dont even believe that you really believe what you are saying.

  • Reply November 12, 2018

    Nigel Dodds

    Jesus is the Sabbath.

    “For he who has entered His rest has himself also ceased from his works as God did from His” (Hebrews 4:10).

    “So let no one judge you in […] sabbaths, which are a shadow of things to come, but the substance is of Christ” (Colossians 2:16-17).

    “Therefore the Son of Man is also Lord of the Sabbath” (Mark 2:28).

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