“It would stand to reason that men who were obedient to God generally observed his ordinances, e.g., bearing children, being a good steward of that which he was given dominion over, etc., without every obedience being specifically mentioned”
It would stand to reason if any ordinance before Exodus to keep the Sabbath was ever given. The commands you cite were given in Genesis 1 and it would be reasonable to assume they were followed. Not so with the Sabbath. It would be like saying George Washington followed the law, therefore he kept the speed limit. Adam, Noah and Abraham were not given any ordinance concerning the Sabbath and they did not keep the Sabbath. So the Sabbath definitely was not a creation ordinance.
Next, you better check your security system, I think you were hacked. A poster using your name in this thread said the 4th commandment has not been abrogated........yet your last post gives examples of the Church worshipping on the first day of the week and NOT keeping the 7th day Sabbath.
Can you reconcile the two? The 4th commandment specifically mentions “the seventh day”, not the first. Yet, we don’t find Christians keeping the 4th commandment. What happened?
There’s a lot more information I could present, but it’s clear that you do not want to recognize the Christian Sabbath, the Lord’s Day.
I don’t know what religion you adhere to, but you apparently think you know more than all the silly fools who for 2,000 years have been observing the Lord’s Day.
It’s painfully obvious that you’re going to contradict anything I write, so I’m done.