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2–7: Luke 23:56 is strong Scriptural evidence that the early Christians kept the Sabbath.
Jesus’s death did not do away with the Sabbath. Second, and this is the main point I want to make. The earliest that the Book of Luke could have been written was about 62AD or about 30-plus years after the events that are being described here.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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2–8: Jesus prophesied His followers would be keeping the Sabbath after His death.
However, Jesus makes it clear in this chapter that there will be a whole sequence of events.
He talks about the generation that would witness the destruction of the temple in 70AD and he speaks about the abomination of desolation standing in the Holy Place.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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2–9: How the Christian church abolished the Sabbath.
Putting arguments aside that “we can make the Sabbath any day we want”, or “Christ did away with the law, so we don’t have to worry about it blah, blah, blah”, or “It’s only for the Jews blah, blah, blah” aside are you willing to concede to this one point?

Guest Writer: Richoka
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2–10: Protestants pay homage to the Catholic church by worshipping on Sundays.
"We observe Sunday instead of Saturday because the Catholic church transferred the solemnity from Saturday to Sunday." What’s really refreshing about this situation is that the Catholic church is perfectly upfront and out in the open about what they’ve done.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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2–11: How Luther lost a debate due to inconsistent theology on the Sabbath.
Dr. Eck’s refutation of Luther’s accusation was so devastating that it rendered Luther speechless and ultimately caused him to lose the debate. “If you turn from the church to the Scriptures alone, then you must keep the Sabbath with the Jews, which has been kept since the beginning of the world.” -Dr. Eck’s Enchiridion pp. 78–79.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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2–12: Did Paul ever contradict Christ or break Jewish Law?
Scrolls and a candle on a wooden table under dramatic clouds with sun rays and a cross, creating a serene, spiritual ambiance and He would be contradicting the plain words of His Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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2–13: Sabbath Scripture teardown of Colossians 2:16–23
As far as the Bible is concerned, you should know there is no SUCH THING as an Old Testament. Interpreting the Bible starting from the New Testament is as I’ve said before like trying to make sense of a movie by watching it from its halfway point.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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2–14: Sabbath Scripture teardown of Romans 14:5–6
The first point I need to make is that the word “Sabbath” is not even mentioned in the text. Actually, it’s not even mentioned anywhere in the whole book of Romans.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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From one caregiver to another.
Your life is forever intertwined with the person you are caring for. If you’ve been one or are one, you know exactly what I mean. Being a caregiver can be a whole other type of hell.

Jane Isley
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2–15: Sabbath Scripture teardown of Galatians 4:8–11
The answer is Paul is talking to Gentiles which means in the past they had never observed the Biblical feasts or the Sabbath in the first place.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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Juggling My Way Closer to God
The trust involved with handling these big ole’ bowling pins getting tossed in the air heading straight for the bridge of my delicate nose or my one of a kind smile.

Jane Isley
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2–16: Sabbath Scripture teardown of Acts 20:7
How many pounds of marijuana does a Bible translator have to smoke to get to the translation “the first day”? It is a colossal error to translate this into “first day of the week."

Guest Writer: Richoka
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2–17: Sabbath Scripture teardown of 1 Corinthians 16:2
I believe we must eliminate those Greek scholars from the field who learned to translate μια των σαββατων from others who told them that σαββατον meant “week” based on Church tradition.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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2–18: Protestant acknowledgment of the Sabbath
Well, how about the Protestant world? Well, hold onto your horses Bucko because in this post, I’m gonna provide some insightful quotes from the world of Protestant scholarship and then I’m going to close this series of articles on the Sabbath.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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2–19: The Secret To Getting Rich Is In The Creation Story
Lest I be misunderstood, I would like to point out that I am NOT worshipping wealth or the acquisition of wealth. My point is to urge you NOT to waste your God-given talents. Use them to create massive value and contribute to society.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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2–20: The Hebrew word for “life” shows that evolution is wrong!
The point here is that life itself comes from outside of our four-dimensional universe and can only originate from God. In this day and age, we have evolutionists and other scientists trying to prove we can take things that are not living, and given enough time (billions and billions of years they say) and the right set of circumstances life can somehow spontaneously erupt minus any divine intervention.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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2–21: The significance of the direction “East” in the Scriptures
Here is something you probably haven’t heard your pastor ever talk about. However, it is a pattern that is repeated throughout the Scriptures. The direction East has great spiritual significance and is always associated with holiness.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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2–22: Based on Hebrew, a woman is NOT subservient to man
I think this is a post that wives, actually all women, whether married or not, are going to enjoy.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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2–23: Should I hit the singles bars to find my soul mate?
Now am I saying that you should deliberately avoid all social situations or relationships with other singles? Of course not. What I’m saying is don’t be frantic and frazzled.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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3–1: The serpent in the garden was satan’s attempt to counterfeit life
So the rabbis suggest that the serpent in the garden was actually satan’s attempt to mimic God by creating counterfeit life.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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3–2: How did Eve have the potential to sin BEFORE eating the fruit of the tree?
If before eating the fruit from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, there was no sin in the world and Adam and Eve did not have sin natures, how did Eve have the potential to sin in the first place by eating from the tree?

Guest Writer: Richoka
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Jesus defied the laws of science.
If you choose to believe in Science, you indeed will be limited by the same. However, if you choose rather to put your solace in someone who is greater than science, your life will definitely produce results that rationality and science can’t explain!

Anya P.C.
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3–3: Eve Twists The Words Of God’s Original Command
The reason is that if Adam and Eve hadn’t been infected with sin, they wouldn’t have had the capability to sin in the first place.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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3–4: The Birth Of The New Age Movement Began In The Garden Of Eden
I once heard a pastor say something quite profound and quite accurate. He pointed out that there are ONLY two religions in the world. One is that man is or can become God. The other one is that ONLY God is God.

Guest Writer: Richoka
2 min read
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