We know that, did you listen to the video? He says, the confession is us saying, this is what we believe the Bible teaches.

I would add one little correction: we are instructed to celebrate the resurrection, but it is done through baptism, not through changing the day that God has blessed.

What club, and what Jesus? The Muslim Jesus, the Mormon Jesus? Before you say, "the Biblical Jesus", that's exactly what the Mormons and other cults also say. So what Jesus? What club?

Jesus is the day?

​@@fernandownwhich Bible were you using to come to that conclusion? Show me a verse?

@@oanthatakealeboga571 Vou responder seu comentário em partes. A) Me mostre 1 versículo da Bíblia que ensine sobre a Trindade. B) Qual seu argumento contra minha conclusão? Vou estruturar meu argumento inicial em um silogismo: 1) O quarto mandamento não diz qual dia é o sétimo dia (leia o quarto mandamento). 2) Os judeus celebravam o Sabbath no sábado apartir da provisão do maná (Êxodo 14) 3) Os maiores acontecimentos da história da Igreja, após a Ressurreição aconteceram no domingo (Ressurreição, a fundação da Igreja, o envio do Espírito Santo que Jesus prometeu, aparecimento de Jesus para Thomas, aparecimento para João em Patmos, a distribuição do maná o pão da vida aos dois viajantes, etc). Sem mencionar o fato de que João chama o domingo de Dia do Senhor, no início de Revelações (que era como os discípulos dos apóstolos chamavam o domingo). Conclusões: o domingo é maior que o sábado e, portanto, deve ser o dia do nosso Sabbath.

@@oanthatakealeboga571 O mandamento não diz qual dia é o sétimo dia. Diz que devemos trabalhar 6 dias e descansar no sétimo dia. Além do mais, o sétimo dia da semana deles começou devido à providência do maná, em Êxodo 14, o que não tem significado para nós em comparação com o domingo, porque é o dia que os discípulos dos apóstolos e o apóstolo João chamavam de "Lord's Day", foi o dia em que Jesus reconstruiu o Templo, em que Deus fundou a Igreja e seu Espírito desceu sobre nós (pentecostes), e foi no dia em que Cristo e os apóstolos partiram o pão, que representa o corpo de Cristo, o pao da vida, nosso maná. Então o domingo is bigger than o sábado, então contamos os dias a partir do domingo, para o domingo ser o nosso sétimo dia.

Dude, don't try to deny the truth. Your theology on the Sabbath has no foundation. There's absolutely no reason for you to consider the Saturday greater than the Sunday. The provision of the manna has no meaning to you in comparison to the Ressurrection of our Lord. The first day of the week was never the same after the Resurrection. Your theology makes no sense over the NT and the history of the Church. Come, and celebrate the Lord's Day with us.

@@oanthatakealeboga571 Vou responder seu comentário em partes. A) Me mostre 1 versículo da Bíblia que ensine sobre a Trindade. B) Qual seu argumento contra minha conclusão? Vou estruturar meu argumento inicial em um silogismo: 1) O quarto mandamento não diz qual dia é o sétimo dia (leia o quarto mandamento). 2) Os judeus celebravam o Sabbath no sábado apartir da provisão do maná (Êxodo 14) 3) Os maiores acontecimentos da história da Igreja, após a Ressurreição, inclusive a própria Ressurreição, aconteceram no domingo (Ressurreição, a fundação da Igreja, o envio do Espírito Santo que o Senhor Jesus prometeu, aparecimento de Jesus para Thomas, aparecimento para João em Patmos, a distribuição do maná o pão da vida aos viajantes, etc). Sem mencionar o fato de que João chama o domingo de Dia do Senhor, no início de Revelações (que era como os discípulos dos apóstolos chamavam o domingo). Conclusões: o domingo é maior que o sábado e, portanto, deve ser o dia do nosso Sabbath.

This entire sermon needs to be deep-6ed.

Sunday is the Christian Sabbath. Sabbath do not mean Saturday. It means a "REST DAY" not Saturday. Plain and simple to understand..

Where does the Bible mandate that I rest on Sunday? (Chapter and verse, please).

Worship is not Work

@@dachef80 Exodus 16:29 gave Israel their mandate for the Sabbath: everyone stay on their homes.

I’m confused which day it is. When I read the Bible it seems clear to me that the Sabbath is on Saturday but Colossians 2:16 sounds like it is okay to worship on a different day. Why would he write it that way if Christians had to hold Sabbath on Saturday?

Right , in order to enter any commandment, we must enter Jesus who introduces us t to salvation and back to the father. Only than we can start experiencing his benefits and Sabbaths meaning feast days and the seventh day Sabbath made for man. Much love to you brethren😇

@@user-tl1pj4ez7x Amen. Good to hear someone where knowing that Jesus is Sabbath and that one day in seven is not true sabbath. Rest in one of seven days and call it sabbath is to fail to know True Sabbath, who is Christ. If you break His Sabbath, being found not in Christ, no matter how many one in seven days you rest, you'll never have God's Sabbath forever. The one that seeks to live by the law will die apart from Him and never have rest.

There is no change ,they gathered on first day to send supplies to Jerusalem, you don't do that on sabbath,that verse had nothing to do with sunday worship but shows the observance of 7 day because they waited till 1 day to work and gather pope change it and he is not God, and will pay for it.

I am learning to obey the laws that God has placed on my mind and written on my heart. I am learning to sit still on a SATURDAY, the 7th day and let the Lord be the focus of that day which he commanded ( by reading scripture, praying, worship, meditation, and even sleep). Sundays are cool for meeting up with folks in a church building and starting my work week. But the more I compare what the preachers are saying to what is actually in the Bible, I am ever so grateful for the new covenant that suggests that we do not need to depend on others to learn what God wants from us.

He’s off base in his understanding of the 10 Commandments in general

This sermon has so many holes in it that it needs to be pulled from KZbin.

Challenge Accepted: Matthew 12:8; Mark 2:28 and Luke 6:5.

FALSE, Sabbath is the seventh day after God created the world. It does mean the seventh day of the week. Sabbatrh do not mean Saturday, It means a rest day, When God created the world, there was no name of a day, nor a week, nor month nor year, nor calendar and even no human being. So what is your basis to say that the seventh day is a Saturday after the creation?

​@erningpaguirigan5831 no matter what you call the 7th day, it's still the 7th day. The 7th day is now called Saturday. It's still a day of rest in the Lord.

@@teejaybee9 Show me the basis of saying that the 7th day of creation is a Saturday> In fact you said it yourself that 7th day OF CREATION, it did NOT say 7th day of the week!!! 7th day of creation and 7th day of the week are two different animals, plain and simple!!!

@erningpaguirigan5831 Creation actually defined the 7 day week. It also defined time along with the moon stars and sun. It doesn't matter what you or anyone else calls it. It's the 7th day, not the 1st day. If you want the basis, read your bible.

@@erningpaguirigan5831 FALSE Genesis 2 And heaven[a] and earth[b] and all their array[c] were finished. 2 And on the seventh day God finished his work that he had done, and he rested on the seventh day from all his work that he had done. 3 And God blessed the seventh day, and he sanctified[d] it, because on it he rested from all his work of creating that there was to do.[e]

He's currently not. He preached that the Sabbath is Sunday

No, he is not, the sabbath day is not the first day, it has been the same day since the creation of earth, from the sunset on Friday to the sunset on Saturday, which is the 7th day of the week. The first day was not given a name, and the only day that was given the name of Sabbath is the 7th day. HalleluYAH and YAHweh.

Correct, and hence, Jesus is our Sabbath. He is our rest

Scripture nowhere says or suggests Jesus is our Sabbath rest. Those promoting the doctrine typically cobble together a series of proof-texts that no-one in the first century would have thought meant either that Jesus is our Sabbath rest, or that sabbath observance had been done away with. These proof-texts include Matthew 11:28-29: _Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me; for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls._ coupled with assertions that Jesus broke the Sabbath (Matthew 12:2, Mark 2:24; Luke 6:1-2; John 5:16-18; 9:16), thereby abolishing it - an abolition Paul allegedly confirmed in Romans 14:5, Galatians 4:9-10 and Colossians 2:16-17 - and various texts from Hebrews, especially Hebrews 3:11-4:11, 7:12 and 10:12. For some reason, they're not so fond of Hebrews 10:24-25: _and let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works, not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day drawing near_ a clear reference to the 'holy convocation' that is integral to sabbath observance (Leviticus 23:3). Most importantly, they ignore Jesus' own expectation in Matthew 24:15-20 that Sabbath observance would continue until the end times.

@@Berean_with_a_BTh All of the verses you gave me to try and prove that Jesus is not our rest, literally prove that He is our rest thank you for your help proving He is. You saved me a lot of typing. The 7th day sabbath was not a moral law it was a “sign” between God and Israel the same way circumcision was a “sign” between Abraham and God,physical circumcision was abolished, and from reading many verses in the Bible the 7th day sabbath was also abolished. God never commanded anyone in Genesis to observe the 7th day sabbath and there is also nothing recorded in the Genesis scripture that says anyone kept the 7th day sabbath. Nehemiah 9:13-14 literally says that God made the 7th day sabbath “known” to Israel through Moses,which would be why there is no record of anyone ever keeping it in Genesis, because no one was commanded by God to observe it in Genesis. It was first made known to Israel or anyone through Moses in Exodus 16.

​​​@@chadnoe8660 Please learn how to do exegesis. Crass proof-texting is no substitute. Do you really expect anyone to believe that God never gave Adam and Eve a day off each week in Eden? A slave driver was He? Let me disabuse you of any beliefs you've acquired from eisegesis of Romans 14:5, Galatians 4:9-10 and Colossians 2:16-17, all of are often used by your ilk to claim Sabbath observance has been abolished. In case you hadn't noticed, the sabbath-observing Paul (Acts 25:8) wasn't even referring to Sabbath observance the first two of those passages: • *Romans 14:5-6* concerns only whether one should fast on certain days, not whether one should observe the Sabbath. The Sabbath is a feast day, not a fast day; • *Galatians 4:9-10* concerns only the observance of 'days, and months, and seasons, and years' associated with 'elemental spirits', which has nothing to do with the Sabbath; • *Colossians 2:16-17* - which contains the only Sabbath reference in the entire Pauline corpus - and doesn't refer to _the_ Sabbath - concerns human traditions that are "not according to Christ" (cf. Colossians 2:8), which clearly does not apply to the institution of the Sabbath in Genesis 2:3. Moreover, the Greek noun σάββατον (sabbaton) translated as 'Sabbath' in some translations is plural (i.e. sabbaths, not _the_ Sabbath). Biblical Sabbaths included Passover and the Day of Atonement (cf. Leviticus 23:2-43). Note, too, that these _are_ a shadow of things to come, not _were_ a shadow of things past. In other words, they all remain in force for the present. Colossians 2:20-23 tells us that man-made rules about these things have _an appearance of wisdom but are of no value in checking the indulgence of the flesh._ What Colossians 2:8, 16-23 tells Christians is that they can safely ignore non-biblical sabbaths and extra-biblical sabbath rules; they are not told they can ignore the Sabbath. That's how one goes about exegesis instead of proof-texting and eisegesis! Now go away and learn how to read what Scripture actually says instead of reading your preconceptions and those of other false teachers into it. In 1 Corinthians 4:6 Paul exhorts us to _"not go beyond what is written"._ Ignoring that advice has given Christianity any number of speculative and false theologies.

@@Berean_with_a_BTh God never commanded Adam and Eve to observe The seventh day sabbath nor did they observe it. I challenge you to find in all 50 chapters in Genesis where God commanded someone to keep the 7th day sabbath or any sabbath for that matter, and also show me a single verse that says someone kept the 7th day sabbath in Genesis. I”ll wait……. By the way I will tell you to do the same, just in biblical terms learn how to RIGHTLY DIVIDE the WORD of TRUTH (exegete properly the texts). Take the blinders off. 2 Timothy 2:15 NKJV Be diligent to present yourself approved to God, a worker who does not need to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.

​​​​@@chadnoe8660 OK, so on your 'analysis' God was a merciless slave-driving taskmaster to Adam and Eve and never gave them a day's rest! You really know how to insult God, don't you! Why would God need to _command_ Sabbath observance before the fall when He was right there in Eden with Adam and Eve? Do you suppose they needed anything more than an invitation to take time off to be with Him each week? Tell us, does Jesus get a say? After all, He grounded His position on the Sabbath in Genesis. Moreover, expecting Sabbath observance to continue until the end times, Jesus - the Lord of the Sabbath (Matthew 12:8; Mark 2:28; Luke 6:5) - told his disciples to pray that, when they see the abomination of desolation standing in the holy place, their flight not be on a Sabbath (Matthew 24:15-20).

It takes time to understand. Listen again and again.

Get your history right! The earliest _clear_ reference to Sunday worship is found in the _Epistle of Barnabas_ (c.120), in which the writer says: “Your present sabbaths are not acceptable to Me… we keep the eighth day with joyfulness, the day also on which Jesus rose again from the dead”. Justin Martyr (c.140) wrote of “memoirs of the apostles” being read on “the day called that of the sun” alongside the “writings of the prophets” ( _First Apology_ 67). Many others also wrote of Christian worship on Sundays well before the 4th century; and of other Christians who continued to worship on Saturdays. Conspiracists - especially those of a Seventh Day Adventist (SDA) persuasion - love to blame Constantine and the Roman Catholic Church (RCC) for changing the sabbath from Saturday to Sunday when, in fact, the change from sabbath observance to Sunday worship began centuries before either existed. Although Constantine made Sunday the official Roman day of rest (in 321AD), doing so merely abolished the 8-day week that had been the norm until then in various parts of the Roman Empire and facilitated what was by then a widespread, centuries-old, majority Christian preference in the western Roman Empire for worshiping on Sundays. Sunday worship wasn't universal then and never has been. The Council of Laodicea (c.363/4) tried (unsuccessfully) to stamp out sabbath observance by anathemetizing anyone who worshipped on Saturday. Again, this was long before the RCC came into existence - in the eastern part of the church. As late as the 5th century, Socrates of Constantinople and Sozomen cite the seventh day as the Christian day of worship except for Christians in Rome and Alexandria.

Confessions are from the scriptures.

Jesus is our rest, but he is not the weekly Sabbath or the Sabbath in the 10 Commandments. Also, Sabbath is not Jewish because it was mentioned in the beginning before any Jew.

So is that your confession?