I was reading Acts ch 13 and this verse 42 was significant to me . And when the Jews were gone out of the synagogue, the GENTILES besought that these words might be preached to them the next Sabbath.
It was a golden opportunity for Paul to tell them that Sunday is the Lords day etc . Yet Sunday can no where be found in the whole chapter. All Jews , The Holy Spirit , the Gentiles acknowledge the Sabbath as it is the Lords day , by practice . Thanks for your consideration.
"If one person esteems one day above all others and another esteems all alike let them both be fully persuaded in thrur own mind " But let not either judge the other in the matter .
The most grief the Lord had to endure when He walked this earth were with those who's idea of the Sabbath was contrary to His .
Hi there , I'm not interested in what people think is their truth , but the actual truth. If they choose to believe that way about a holy day that's up to them . But many these days think they can totally dismiss the holy day like the Sabbath, but then that breaks the law . And they missed the whole point . I'm not open to further discussion. Thanks and may God bless you as you seek truth .
Having said what I have said and as you have been either answered or replied to what I said only repeated yourself . Then I shall stand by what I said as you have not showed me my ' error' .
Many people don't know their errors , like Jesus often said . How about read the gospels again ? Thanks for your interest listen to Jesus ! He is the way the truth and the life . Amen !
If it was then I would have to agree with you ,it is very difficult to recognise one own errors.
Yet if I am in error is it any use for someone simply to quote some scriptures that do not address those other scriptures some of which I quoted in an argument that pointed out how much grief the Lord had over the same subject? Yet the response as always is simply to come back with those Scriptures that suit a particular line of thinking . Yet if my understanding of them is wrong and the other right surely they shouid be able to enlighten me? As to why those scruptures do not apply .
I refuse to go into what I call a head banging session so I'll stand by what I said unless another can convince me otherwise .
And if it is argued that the Holy Spirit enlightens then on that ground I'll still stand .
And refuse to 'shout' at each other . My objections should be answered not ignored for replying with the same s riotures that suit but ignoring those that apply but don't is neither profitable to those who do it or to any who might be swayed by such an aproach.
It was a golden opportunity for Paul to tell them that Sunday is the Lords day etc . Yet Sunday can no where be found in the whole chapter. All Jews , The Holy Spirit , the Gentiles acknowledge the Sabbath as it is the Lords day , by practice . Thanks for your consideration.
The most grief the Lord had to endure when He walked this earth were with those who's idea of the Sabbath was contrary to His .
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If it was then I would have to agree with you ,it is very difficult to recognise one own errors.
Yet if I am in error is it any use for someone simply to quote some scriptures that do not address those other scriptures some of which I quoted in an argument that pointed out how much grief the Lord had over the same subject? Yet the response as always is simply to come back with those Scriptures that suit a particular line of thinking . Yet if my understanding of them is wrong and the other right surely they shouid be able to enlighten me? As to why those scruptures do not apply .
I refuse to go into what I call a head banging session so I'll stand by what I said unless another can convince me otherwise .
And if it is argued that the Holy Spirit enlightens then on that ground I'll still stand .
And refuse to 'shout' at each other . My objections should be answered not ignored for replying with the same s riotures that suit but ignoring those that apply but don't is neither profitable to those who do it or to any who might be swayed by such an aproach.
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