Commandments

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why not? Adam and Eve did not listen to what God had commanded. Adam and Eve listen to the serpent as the serpent thought he was God in which he said “you will surely not die”. The serpent is acting as a god. Adam and Eve sinned and broke the 1st commandment - Adam and Eve did not receive God… John 1:11.

Read what you wrote. Adam and Eve did not listen to what God had commanded. That was the sin. They broke what God commanded not to eat of the fruit. There isn’t any Ten Commandments at this time. Only one commandment not to eat of the fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and bad. No where is there scripture that the serpent regarded himself or present himself as a god. He was deceiving Eve with the claim that they would not die not trying to act as God.

 

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The Seal of God & the Fathers Name ( Character)

One of the most important and prominent characteristics of the 144,000 is the special seal and name they bear in their foreheads (Revelation 7: 1-4; 14:1). Shortly after this special seal is secured, the great tribulation and seven last plagues blast onto an unrepentant world. Typically in Revelation, when we think of someone being marked or sealed, it conveys a very negative connotation. In reality, all the saved and lost in Revelation bear some form of mark or seal in their foreheads or hands.
Ezekiel 9 records a vision where only the saved are marked. The criteria that allow them to receive this saving mark is that they are grieved by sin and long for purity. And the LORD said unto him, Go through the midst of the city, through the midst of Jerusalem, and set a mark upon the foreheads of the men that sigh and that cry for all the abominations that be done in the midst thereof (Ezekiel 9:4). Then, only those who have this mysterious mark are spared the awful plague of slaughter that follows.
So what is this seal found on the foreheads of the 144,000 Principally, it must be the Holy Spirit in whom also after that ye believed, ye were sealed with that holy Spirit of promise (Ephesians 1:13). And grieve not the holy Spirit of God, whereby ye are sealed unto the day of redemption (Ephesians 4:30). Obviously, whoever has the good mark has the Spirit of God. But beyond the Holy Spirit, there is something more distinctive about this unique seal. We also see that the seal of God involves the law of God. As Isaiah 8:16 records, Bind up the testimony, seal the law among my disciples. This also should not surprise us, because three times in Revelation, the saved are identified as a people who keep the commandments of God (Revelation 12:17; 14:12; 22:14).
Thats also why Moses urged Gods people to have Gods law in their hands and their foreheads three different times. And it shall be for a sign unto thee upon thine hand, and for a memorial between thine eyes (forehead), that the Lord’s law may be in thy mouth (Exodus 13:9; Deuteronomy 6:8; 11:18).
But this seal or sign with the Fathers name goes even deeper.
All government seals contain three common elements: the name, title, and territory of the ruler. For example, Daniel 1:1 reads, Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon. You have the name, the official title, and his area of dominion. Within the 10 Commandments, only one has all the characteristics of a seal the fourth. There we read, For in six days the LORD made the heavens and the earth, the sea, and all that is in them (Exodus 20:11). Here in the Sabbath commandment, we have Gods name (the Lord or Jehovah), His title or office (the Creator) and His territory (the heavens and the earth, the sea and all that is in them). The Sabbath Commandment is the only one that is repeatedly referred to as a seal or sign of Gods creative, redeeming power.
For instance, Exodus 31:16,17 says, Wherefore the children of Israel shall keep the sabbath, to observe the sabbath throughout their generations, for a perpetual covenant. It is a sign between me and the children of Israel for ever: for in six days the LORD made heaven and earth, and on the seventh day he rested, and was refreshed.
Furthermore, I gave them my sabbaths, to be a sign between me and them, that they might know that I am the LORD that sanctify them (Ezekiel 20:12). And hallow my sabbaths; and they shall be a sign between me and you, that ye may know that I am the LORD your God (Ezekiel 20:20).
Keep in mind, the Bible never calls it the Sabbath of the Jews. He calls the Sabbath My Holy Day (Isaiah 58:13) and the sabbath of the LORD thy God (Exodus 20:10).
God reveal his name/character to us in Exo. 33:17-23 and Exo. 34:1-6. The character of God is the 10 commandments including the Sabbath day. When you take away the Sabbath day, the seventh day, God’s character is reduced.

 

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The Seal of God & the Fathers Name ( Character)

This is just an interpretation. I disagree with it. It isn’t true. It is someone picking out versus stringing them together as if they are related and coming to an erroneous conclusion BTW did you cut and past this? If this is not your own, you really should document it.

Jesus said that the Sabbath was made for man not man for the Sabbath. That the Church had dominion over when God was worshiped is so noted in whatever you bound on earth will be bound on earth whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven.

The early Church Fathers compared the observance of the Sabbath to the observance of the rite of circumcision, and from that they demonstrated that if the apostles abolished circumcision (Gal. 5:1-6), so also the observance of the Sabbath must have been abolished. The following quotations show that the first Christians understood this principle and gathered for worship on Sunday.

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Nobody “changed” the Sabbath, and the Sabbath isn’t on Sunday. The Sabbath was and remains the seventh day, Saturday. What happened is that the Church Jesus founded to teach in his name, the Catholic Church, determined that it is no longer necessary for Christians to observe “the Sabbath” because the Sabbath is a Jewish holiday that is not binding on Christians. Instead, Christians observe the Lord’s Day on Sunday, in honor of the first day of the week when Jesus rose from the dead and the Holy Spirit descended on the Church. Because the moral requirement of the third commandment (the Sabbath commandment) that humans set aside sufficient time to worship God and rest from labor remains valid, the Church transferred the moral obligation for communal worship and rest to Sunday.

There is a lot of confusion among many Christians, including some Catholics, about the distinction between the Sabbath and Sunday. What happened is that Christians (mainly the early Protestants) started describing Sunday as “the Sabbath,” intending it as a shorthand description of the parallel function to the Sabbath that the Lord’s Day serves for Christians under the New Covenant. The important distinctions were soon lost and some later Protestants, formed by the faulty theory of sola scriptura, started wondering why Christians “changed” the Sabbath from Saturday to Sunday. Seventh-Day Adventists were among those who decided that the change was unwarranted by Scripture and was instead a “novelty” introduced by a “paganized” Catholic Church, the authority of which they rejected.

At this point, I believe it would be better for Catholics to entirely drop the word Sabbath from their vocabulary when discussing the Church’s practice of communal worship and rest on Sunday. When the word is used, it should be used exclusively to refer to the original Jewish holiday observed on the seventh day, Saturday.

 

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If this is not your own, you really should document it.

I thought it wasn’t your own Link

Perhaps you just over looked given credit where credit is due. You should be careful though as it could be look at as plagerism which is theft.

 

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Read what you wrote. Adam and Eve did not listen to what God had commanded. That was the sin. They broke what God commanded not to eat of the fruit. There isn’t any Ten Commandments at this time. Only one commandment not to eat of the fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and bad. No where is there scripture that the serpent regarded himself or present himself as a god. He was deceiving Eve with the claim that they would not die not trying to act as God.

What is the definition of sin in the bible?

Satan/serpent exalts himself above God and has done so since there was war in heaven and Lucifer came to the earth. Isa. 14:13-14. “For thou has said in thine heart, I will ascend into heaven, I will exalt my throne above the stars of God: I will sit also upon the mount of the congregation, in the sides of the north: I will ascend above the heights of the clouds; I will be like the most High.”

The serpent was acting as if he was God, wanted to have control. God said you will surely die and the serpent said you will not die.

What is the knowledge of good and bad? The 10 commandments express such.

 

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I thought it wasn’t your own Link

Perhaps you just over looked given credit where credit is due. You should be careful though as it could be look at as plagerism which is theft.

Hey my apologies. I received the information from a friend, and the author is unknown. I say again… it is not my writing, however, to me it makes sense.

written with love

 

[adrift]

I found an interesting site that ask questions that seem to be on point here.

If every man from Adam to Moses kept the Sabbath, why is the Hebrew word for the weekly Sabbath found in the ten commandments, never found in the book of Genesis? Why is no one before Moses ever being told to keep the Sabbath. Why are there no examples of anyone keeping the Sabbath?
Why were the Patriarchs never instructed about he Sabbath, but were instructed regarding: offerings: Gen 4:3-4, Altars Gen 8:20, Priests: Gen 14:18, Tithes: Gen 14:20, Circumcision: Gen 17:10, Marriage: Gen 2:24 & Gen 34:9. Why would God leave out the “all important” Sabbath command?
If the fact that God wrote the 10 commandments on stone proves they are forever, then whatever happened to the two stone tablets that God gave Adam at the beginning of time? Why is Moses the first one to see a stone tablet written by the finger of God?
Why is the weekly Sabbath commandment never quoted in the New Testament?
Why is the Sabbath the only one of the ten commandments that are said to be “throughout your generations”, the usual phrase that indicates it was a temporary ceremonial law only for the Jews?
Why is there no example of exclusively Christians coming together on the Sabbath day as a church or prayer meeting after the resurrection of Christ?
Why is there no command in the New Testament for Christians to keep the Sabbath holy?

I especially thought this one interesting

How could Adam, Noah and Abraham keep the Sabbath, when Deuteronomy 5:2-4 says that the 10 commandment covenant (see was “not made with any of the fathers of Israel who lived before Moses.”

 

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Hey my apologies. I received the information from a friend, and the author is unknown. I say again… it is not my writing, however, to me it makes sense.

written with love

It is easily overlooked and I have done it at times unintentionally. I thought you might have too.

 

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This is just an interpretation. I disagree with it. It isn’t true. It is someone picking out versus stringing them together as if they are related and coming to an erroneous conclusion BTW did you cut and past this? If this is not your own, you really should document it.

Jesus said that the Sabbath was made for man not man for the Sabbath. That the Church had dominion over when God was worshiped is so noted in whatever you bound on earth will be bound on earth whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven.

I am doing some research on the early church fathers and it is starting to read like the early church fathers did not start using the term " Lord’s day" , until the 3 rd or 4th century???

 

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What is the definition of sin in the bible?

Satan/serpent exalts himself above God and has done so since there was war in heaven and Lucifer came to the earth. Isa. 14:13-14. “For thou has said in thine heart, I will ascend into heaven, I will exalt my throne above the stars of God: I will sit also upon the mount of the congregation, in the sides of the north: I will ascend above the heights of the clouds; I will be like the most High.”

The serpent was acting as if he was God, wanted to have control. God said you will surely die and the serpent said you will not die.

What is the knowledge of good and bad? The 10 commandments express such.

Yes it does seem that Lucifer wanted to take the place of God BUT that was the serpent not Adam and Eve. What did they do? They disobeyed God’s command not to touch the tree. It does not break what we know as the Ten Commandments. Their sin was disobedience which is the definition of sin. What do the Ten Commandment say Thou Shalt not. If you do, you are disobeying. That is what sin is going against the will of God. As an aside, my spouse says that the Ten Commandments are for our happiness. If we observe them, we will live a good life.

 

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Craig - actually, if the sabbath were a commandment in the wilderness, God would not have had to comman the Israelites not to gather manna on the Sabbath (that would have been a violation of the Sabbath commandment). Rather, this was a forshadowing of the Sabbath commandment ultimately issued to Moses and Israel.

Re: murder - adultery - there has always been a “moral law” written into the conscience of men - that was, however, hidden in part by sin. This is why gentiles, who never had the law of moses, still had a “moral law” of conduct to which they were accountable. The balance of the mosaic law (including the Sabbath) was given to Israel.

Blessings,

Brian

Hi Brian

We read in Exo. 16, that Israel just came to the “Wilderness of sin” ( what is sin?) soon after they departed Egypt. Why called the Wilderness of sin? A lot of sin was taking place at this time. All Israel complained against Moses. Israel had no faith in God. The manna was a test for Israel… not only for a day, but for 40 years. In Exo. 16:4, it reads that it will be a test to see if Israel " will walk in My law ( this has to be the Sabbath commandment law). Therefore, the Sabbath law ( commandment) was in effect prior to the manna. Israel already knew of the Sabbath prior to the manna falling but grew careless of observing the Sabbath day being in Egypt. Exo. 16:28 reads " how long refuse ye". God was asking Israel , how long will they continue in sin by disobeying the Sabbath.

The seventh day at creation was the Sabbath day.

 

[Robbinson]

Hey Brian

Can you explain the above question that I provided?

Thank you

Sure - the hebrew word used for “law” in that verse is Torah ( תורה )

You seem to suggest that this must mean the decalogue and thus, Abraham must have kept the “laws” (including the Sabbath). But if you do a word study in Hebrew of the scriptures, you will find over 200 uses of this word in scripture - some clearly including “laws” other than the Decalogue. For example, in Leviticus 6:9, it says *"The LORD spoke to Moses, saying, 9 “Command Aaron and his sons, saying, This is the **law *of the burnt offering. . . "

Clearly the law of the burng offering was not in the Decalogue, but in the balance of the 613 commandments in the Torah - but I dont think you believe, Craig, the Abraham was following the 613 commandments of the Torah - you see to think he was following the Decalogue - but the same word “law” would imply both (if you want to read the “law” as meaning one thing). Further, in the NT we read that breaking any part of the “law” is breaking “all of it”.

No - “law” has different meanings at different times. In Abraham’s time, it was the commandments given him by God and the moral law - in Moses time it was the 10 commandments and the balance of the 613 commandments. Today, in the new covenant, it is the “law of Christ” (the 9 commandments repeated in the NT and our Sabbath is fullfilled in Christ) - this moral law is written in our hearts - but the balance of the “law” (which used to form part of the “law” at Sinai is obsolete and fulfilled).

Blessings,

Brian

 

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Yes it does seem that Lucifer wanted to take the place of God BUT that was the serpent not Adam and Eve. What did they do? They disobeyed God’s command not to touch the tree. It does not break what we know as the Ten Commandments. Their sin was disobedience which is the definition of sin. What do the Ten Commandment say Thou Shalt not. If you do, you are disobeying. That is what sin is going against the will of God. As an aside, my spouse says that the Ten Commandments are for our happiness. If we observe them, we will live a good life.

Your wife is absolutely correct !!! Wives are correct most of the time The 10 commandments ( as Moses received them, not as many churches have changed the meaning of the Sabbath) show the love and character of God.

Not ALL the commandments say " thou shalt". The Sabbath and Honor your father and mother…

Your definition of sin is good. However, the Bible is the authority.

(1Jn 3:4) Whosoever committeth sin transgresseth also the law: for sin is the transgression of the law.

(Rom 3:20) Therefore by the deeds of the law there shall no flesh be justified in his sight: for by the law is the knowledge of sin.

(Rom 7:7) What shall we say then? Is the law sin? God forbid. Nay, I had not known sin, but by the law: for I had not known lust, except the law had said, Thou shalt not covet.

 

[Robbinson]

Hi Brian

We read in Exo. 16, that Israel just came to the “Wilderness of sin” ( what is sin?) soon after they departed Egypt. Why called the Wilderness of sin? A lot of sin was taking place at this time. All Israel complained against Moses. Israel had no faith in God. The manna was a test for Israel… not only for a day, but for 40 years. In Exo. 16:4, it reads that it will be a test to see if Israel " will walk in My law ( this has to be the Sabbath commandment law). Therefore, the Sabbath law ( commandment) was in effect prior to the manna. Israel already knew of the Sabbath prior to the manna falling but grew careless of observing the Sabbath day being in Egypt. Exo. 16:28 reads " how long refuse ye". God was asking Israel , how long will they continue in sin by disobeying the Sabbath.

The seventh day at creation was the Sabbath day.

With respect and love, the 7th day was blessed - it was not ordained as a “Sabbath” of commanded rest until Sinai and then only for Israel. There is no scriptural or other (historical or otherwise) that jews or gentiles kept the “Sabbath” prior to Sinai.

I’d be interested in your reply to my last post as to how you harmonize your “law” point with the use of the word law elsewhere (predominantly in the old testament) as referring to “all of the mosaic law” rather than just the 10 commandments.

Thanks in advance.

Brian

 

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Hey guys, nice talking to you.

I have to head off to bed. you guys are wearing me out.

may the Holy Spirit guide us to the truth.

God bless you both, and have a good night.

Will be back tomorrow night.

 

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Not ALL the commandments say " thou shalt". The Sabbath and Honor your father and mother…

Your definition of sin is good. However, the Bible is the authority.

Yes not all are thou shalt not. The authority is God and He speaks through His Church. The Church came before the Bible as we have it now.

(1Jn 3:4) Whosoever committeth sin transgresseth also the law: for sin is the transgression of the law.

I have disputed this one before. This translation is different than 15 of the translations I consulted.
The translations I have say

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Everyone who commits sin commits lawlessness, for sin is lawlessness.

(Rom 3:20) Therefore by the deeds of the law there shall no flesh be justified in his sight: for by the law is the knowledge of sin.

Now we know that what the law  says is addressed to those under the law, so that every mouth may be silenced and the whole world stand accountable to God,

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since no human being will be justified in his sight by observing the law; for through the law comes consciousness of sin.
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But now the righteousness of God has been manifested apart from the law, though testified to by the law and the prophets,
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the righteousness of God through faith in Jesus Christ for all who believe.

Read the text in front and behind. Putting the verse back into context it doesn’t mean what you are trying to prove.

(Rom 7:7) What shall we say then? Is the law sin? God forbid. Nay, I had not known sin, but by the law: for I had not known lust, except the law had said, Thou shalt not covet.

Footnote from the nab bible.

In this passage Paul uses the first person singular in the style of diatribe for the sake of argument. He aims to depict the disastrous consequences when a Christian reintroduces the law as a means to attain the objective of holiness pronounced in Romans 6:22.

The apostle defends himself against the charge of identifying the law with sin. Sin does not exist in law but in human beings, whose sinful inclinations are not overcome by the proclamation of law.

 

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Ok let us use (Rom 3:20) Therefore by the deeds of the law there shall no flesh be justified in his sight: for by the law is the knowledge of sin.

What “law” is mentioned in the above text?

Do you put the Catholic church and their doctrines above the authority of the bible?

 

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With respect and love, the 7th day was blessed - it was not ordained as a “Sabbath” of commanded rest until Sinai and then only for Israel. There is no scriptural or other (historical or otherwise) that jews or gentiles kept the “Sabbath” prior to Sinai.

I’d be interested in your reply to my last post as to how you harmonize your “law” point with the use of the word law elsewhere (predominantly in the old testament) as referring to “all of the mosaic law” rather than just the 10 commandments.

Thanks in advance.

Brian

Hi Brian

You stated that “There is no scriptural or other (historical or otherwise) that jews or gentiles kept the “Sabbath” prior to Sinai”.

What do you think of my previous comment… Exo. 16:28 reads " how long refuse ye". God was asking Israel , how long will they continue in sin by disobeying the Sabbath. Reads like the breaking of the Sabbath by the Israelites was taking place before mt. Sinai.

Also, in … (Jer 31:33) But this shall be the covenant that I will make with the house of Israel; After those days, saith the LORD, I will put my law in their inward parts, and write it in their hearts; and will be their God, and they shall be my people.

What “law” is God talking about when he says “my law” ?

 

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Questions and answers

**If every man from Adam to Moses kept the Sabbath, why is the Hebrew word for the weekly Sabbath found in the ten commandments, never found in the book of Genesis? **

I do not know. Maybe up until the time of Jacob, they were observing the Sabbath. Just like we read in the NT that the Sabbath is not directly mentioned for there was no need as the Jews and Jesus, and Paul were observing the Sabbath. Why reinforce the Sabbath commandment if it is all ready being observed.

**Why were the Patriarchs never instructed about he Sabbath, but were instructed regarding: offerings: Gen 4:3-4, Altars Gen 8:20, Priests: Gen 14:18, Tithes: Gen 14:20, Circumcision: Gen 17:10, Marriage: Gen 2:24 & Gen 34:9. Why would God leave out the “all important” Sabbath command? **

The offerings, alters, priests, tithes, circumcision and marriage were not of the 10 commandments of God, but commands of God. In the new covenant, If you do not do any of the previous mentioned you are not committing a sin. As previously mentioned the Sabbath was left out for maybe in the book of Genesis the people were observing the Sabbath, therefore no need to mention.

****If the fact that God wrote the 10 commandments on stone proves they are forever, then whatever happened to the two stone tablets that God gave Adam at the beginning of time? **

Adam was created in God’s image… that of love. The 10 commandments show the love, character and name of God. (2Jn 1:6) And this is love, that we walk after his commandments. This is the commandment, That, as ye have heard from the beginning, ye should walk in it.

**Why is the weekly Sabbath commandment never quoted in the New Testament? **

(Luk 23:56) And they returned, and prepared spices and ointments; and rested the sabbath day according to the commandment.

You may wonder why I quoted this verse. Notice the words " rested on the sabbath day according to the commandment." It is believed that the book of Luke was written in the early 60’s. Therefore, Luke did not say they rested on the commandment that “was”, which would indicate that the sabbath is no longer observed. If the sabbath was no longer observed at the time of Luke’s writtings in the early 60’s, Luke would have written the verse as … rested on the sabbath that was according to the commandment.
Luke’s statement is that they rested on the sabbath day according to the commandment ( that still is being observed during Luke’s time).

**Why is the Sabbath the only one of the ten commandments that are said to be “throughout your generations”, the usual phrase that indicates it was a temporary ceremonial law only for the Jews? **

Other words used in the bible to describe the Sabbath is “perpetual sabbath”, God calls the sabbath an “everlasting covenant”

**Why is there no example of exclusively Christians coming together on the Sabbath day as a church or prayer meeting after the resurrection of Christ? **

Many verses of Paul preaching on the Sabbath to both Jews and Gentiles.

Why is there no command in the New Testament for Christians to keep the Sabbath holy?

Because the Christians were all ready observing the Sabbath as the day of worship. The 10 commandments were never nailed to the cross. The 10 commandments were not a shadow of things to come. It was the Romans and the influence of paganism into the church.

I especially thought this one interesting
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How could Adam, Noah and Abraham keep the Sabbath, when Deuteronomy 5:2-4 says that the 10 commandment covenant (see was "not made with any of the fathers of Israel who lived before Moses."

Let us read the whole text…(Deu 5:2) The LORD our God made a covenant with us in Horeb. (Deu 5:3) The LORD made not this covenant with our fathers, but with us, even us, who are all of us here alive this day. (Deu 5:4) The LORD talked with you face to face in the mount out of the midst of the fire,

The fathers of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and the patriarchs. The agreements between each of the fathers were personal in nature. At Sinai God entered into an agreement for the first time in history, with an entire nation. He was their King and they were His people. The Lord did not make this agreement to the Fathers like He did to the nation of Israel and the descendants thereof.

Look at these awesome similarities between the seventh day of creation and the sabbath:

(Exo 20:11) For in six days the LORD made heaven and earth, the sea, and all that in them is, and rested the seventh day: wherefore the LORD blessed the sabbath day, and hallowed it.

(Gen 2:1) Thus the heavens and the earth were finished, and all the host of them. (Gen 2:2) And on the seventh day God ended his work which he had made; and he rested on the seventh day from all his work which he had made. (Gen 2:3) And God blessed the seventh day, and sanctified it: because that in it he had rested from all his work which God created and made.

The seventh day in Genesis is the Sabbath day in the 10 commandments.

If one believes in hell “forever”, then the sabbath must be forever…(Lev 16:31) It shall be a sabbath of rest unto you, and ye shall afflict your souls, by a statute for ever.**

 

[Robbinson]

What do you think of my previous comment… Exo. 16:28 reads " how long refuse ye". God was asking Israel , how long will they continue in sin by disobeying the Sabbath. Reads like the breaking of the Sabbath by the Israelites was taking place before mt. Sinai.

Not at all - this was yet another instance of Israel breaking God’s law (he had just previously instructed them not to gather manna on the sabbath, and they had violated it - this becomes a theme as Israel continues to break God’s laws leading up to the golden calf (and thereafter).

You haven’t answered my prior question - which is a critical question - of you - why do you suggest “law” means the Decalogue and only the Decalogue when Abraham is said to have followed God’s laws (your point being this means Abraham observed the Sabbath before Sinai) even though law in many (most) places ultimatley includes the entire mosaic law? Abraham can’t have followed the mosaic law (the levitical priesthood didn’t even exist yet. That kind of deflates your point - right? Is that why you didn’t reply and asked a different question?

Also, in … (Jer 31:33) But this shall be the covenant that I will make with the house of Israel; After those days, saith the LORD, I will put my law in their inward parts, and write it in their hearts; and will be their God, and they shall be my people.

What “law” is God talking about when he says “my law” ?

I actually answered this one earlier, but I’ll try again - the “law” written in our hearts per jer 31:31-34 is the moral law of Christ written into our hearts after pentacost when the Holy Spirit fell upon the apostles and for all believes when it falls upon them. That “law” does not, for example, include the 613 commandments of the Torah (though that formed the mosaic law) - unless you are wearing tefillan and keeping kosher and not mixing wool and polyester, I imagine you agree with that.

Blessings,

Brian