Replies

The Apostolic Church only kept the first day as the Lord’s day.

That’s why in Romance languages and in Greek and Georgian and Aramaic, Saturday and Sunday are

Latin Sabbato Domini (Lord’s)
Greek Σάββατο (sabbato) Κυριακή (Lord’s day)
Georgian შაბათი (shabati) კვირა (Lord’s)
Armenian շաբաթ օրը. (shabat’ory) Կիրակի (Lord’s)
Aramaic σάββατον

The Apostolic church - as clearly evidenced in every early Christian writing, worshiped on Sunday.

Christians worship on Sunday.

Modernist philosophies like the Seventh Day adventists are no different than Wiccans or Mormons - just made-up 19th century drivel.

>>>The Apostolic Church only kept the first day as the Lord’s day.>>>

Not a single text to show this. And we read Paul exhorting the GENTILES to come out the next “Sabbath.” Acts 13:42.

It’s bizarre what you evangelicals come up with. Then John sees the Lord’s day in Revelation. Jesus is Lord, and said he was LORD OF THE SABBATH.

Sunday keeping came into the church a hundred years after the apostolic church because the Christians didn’t want to be associated with the Jews.

And a Denny’s grand slam meal doesn’t change the law of God so don’t come back with the disciples breaking bread on the first day. Acts 2 says they broke “daily.”

Go back to John on Patmos. The only Bible he had were the OT scriptures. Ask him what day is the Lord’s day he is talking about in Revelation 1:10.

He’d tell you to look it up yourself.....God is the Lord and throughout the scriptures.....he calls the seventh day Sabbath “MY HOLY DAY.”

Now.....do you actually keep Sunday as a holy day? Or have you tossed it like most evangelicals today have? Because if you don’t even Keep Sunday as a holy day....why are you even arguing what day is the Lord’s day? Weird.