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To: rwfromkansas; Buggman; xzins
It is extremely sad that the modern church somehow decides that the Ten Commandments don't matter, that since it is Christmas, we don't need to keep the Sabbath Day and make it holy.

Which day of the week is The Sabbath? The first or the seventh?

BTW I believe that every single one of these churches has a service on Saturday after the Sun goes down. Scripturally speaking that makes it Sunday, doesn't it? Or did scripture suddenly change when we started days at midnight rather than sundown?

I hate the modern American church.

So move to Europe. You'd just love the European churches. Plenty of room to spread your legs out.

272 posted on 12/19/2005 2:03:41 PM PST by P-Marlowe
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To: P-Marlowe; rwfromkansas; Buggman; xzins
Which day of the week is The Sabbath? The first or the seventh?

In the Catholic Church, the Sabbath is Saturday. In our Liturgical Books, it is clearly called "Sabbato" in Latin - "Sabbath".

The obligations of the 4th Commandment, however, are transferred from the Sabbath, and the Jewish feasts ordained by God through Moses and by the High Priest (i.e. Hannukah), to the Lord's Day, and Christian feasts created by the Church by the Pope (i.e. Christmas, Ascension, All Saints, etc.).

395 posted on 12/20/2005 6:50:58 AM PST by Hermann the Cherusker
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