[JohnnyM]

I agree with the camp that says the Sabbath did not move to Sunday. The Sabbath is still Saturday. Always has been, always will be.

But I don't agree with the camp that says the early church did not meet on Sunday or that Sunday has no significance in the New Covenant. The Lord rose on Sunday, Pentecost occurred on Sunday, Christ appeared to many in the Gospel accounts on Sunday, the saints raised collections on Sunday and broke bread on Sunday. This does not diminish the Sabbath in any way, it just points to a new day under the new Covenant.

JM

[Uri’el-2012]

But I don't agree with the camp that says the early church did not meet on Sunday or that Sunday has no significance in the New Covenant. The Lord rose on Sunday, Pentecost occurred on Sunday, Christ appeared to many in the Gospel accounts on Sunday, the saints raised collections on Sunday and broke bread on Sunday. This does not diminish the Sabbath in any way, it just points to a new day under the new Covenant

The day begins at sunset and ends at sunset on the day following.

See Genesis 1:5

The L-rd rose on the day following Shabbat
i.e. after sunset on the day know as Saturday.

The saints broke bread and collected money for Jerusalem
after sundown on Saturday, after Shabbat ended
as have Jews for thousands of years.

shalom b'SHEM Yah'shua HaMashiach Adonai