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To: Buggman
Starting at the top: "works against you because they went on the first day of the week in order to avoid violating the Sabbath"

No, it doesn't. It was pre-everything that later transpired. Of course they hadn't started worshipping on the Lord's Day yet. They didn't know at that point the impact of what they were about to witness.

24 posted on 03/25/2008 9:34:10 AM PDT by xzins (Retired Army Chaplain -- Those denying the War was Necessary Do NOT Support the Troops!)
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To: xzins
No, it doesn't. It was pre-everything that later transpired.

Xzins, this would be a fine explanation for why the Lord's day changed IF you had a clear statement in the New Testament that it had changed. You don't, as demonstrated by the rest of our interchange.

Tell me, why do you see this event as evidence that we should be gathering and worshiping on Sunday instead of gathering and worshiping on the Feast of Firstfruits according to the Jewish calendar?

Shalom.

25 posted on 03/25/2008 11:14:38 AM PDT by Buggman (HebrewRoot.com - Baruch haBa b'Shem ADONAI!)
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