[DeoVindiceSicSemperTyrannis]

Traditions are created by men to remind us of God and/or our duty to Him. But since they are man-made, they are not holy. Only what comes from God himself is holy.

That said, yes, we do have our own traditions. On Shabbat we light the candles, do Kiddush, and break bread. God does not command these things to be done on Sabbath, but they do not go contrary to His word either. :-)

[AEMILIUS PAULUS]

Traditions are just that; man’s creations. Scripture is God’s word to man. It is the readers duty to prayerfully interpret. (For you Catholics there is a “tradition” that St. Peter died in South Russia.) I don’t insist it is true but it does exist thus showing the worth of “traditions.”

[BipolarBob]

God does not command these things to be done on Sabbath, but they do not go contrary to His word either. :-)

On what calendar day is the Sabbath, may I ask?