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The Law was given by Moses, but grace and truth came by Jesus Christ..
Last time I checked.. Saturday is still the Sabbath Day (or seventh day) and Sunday is still the first day of the week.
If Acts 15 doesn't make it clear that we are not required to observe the LAW or sabbath days, then I'm not sure what would make it clear.. this is the same old argument that started back then and it was also settled back then. That Gentiles in Christ are not mandated to observe the LAW of Moses.
Furthermore.. the scriptures tell us that people gathered on the FIRST DAY of the week to break bread.. and that collections were taken on the first day of the week when they assembled.. and I believe that Christ is to have the preeminence in all things.. including days.. He gets the FIRST DAY of the week, not the last..
Saturday is still the seventh or sabbath day, and Sunday is the first day of the week.. and if people can't see that Gentile Christians are not mandated to keep the Law of Moses.. or to observe sabbath days, which are but shadows of the real substance.. CHRIST.. then that imo is too bad.
Last time I checked.. Saturday is still the Sabbath Day (or seventh day) and Sunday is still the first day of the week.
If Acts 15 doesn't make it clear that we are not required to observe the LAW or sabbath days, then I'm not sure what would make it clear.. this is the same old argument that started back then and it was also settled back then. That Gentiles in Christ are not mandated to observe the LAW of Moses.
Furthermore.. the scriptures tell us that people gathered on the FIRST DAY of the week to break bread.. and that collections were taken on the first day of the week when they assembled.. and I believe that Christ is to have the preeminence in all things.. including days.. He gets the FIRST DAY of the week, not the last..
Saturday is still the seventh or sabbath day, and Sunday is the first day of the week.. and if people can't see that Gentile Christians are not mandated to keep the Law of Moses.. or to observe sabbath days, which are but shadows of the real substance.. CHRIST.. then that imo is too bad.