In Today's Culture, What Does It Mean to Keep the Sabbath Holy?

Lauren F. Winner

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June 09, 2007 11:37 PM

Anonymous

Concise, and to the point. I liked it.

May 22, 2007 12:21 AM

Rev Bruce Pritchard

You seem confused calling Sunday the Sabbath day. I would like to see your argument for a Sunday Sabbath. The fourth commandment is clear. It is more than Jewish. It was instituted on the seventh day. After God created. Not a salvation issue. Also separated from Jewish ritual laws. You already knew this. Why the confusion? Give to God what belongs to God.

June 29, 2007 11:03 AM

Dee

I am not sure about the Sunday Sabbath thing...For me the Sabbath has never changed from Saturday to Sunday still I don't feel that I should be living in a straight jacket on Saturdays either. THis is still an issue for me that I am asking God to reveal His truth on.