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Loving God with all my heart and my neighbor as myself is the sum of my moral duties and is all I am required to do.

That we should love God supremely and love our neighbor as ourselves is certainly not in dispute. However, the question is, h...

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Christ, in fulfilling the moral law, abolished it.

Did Jesus, in fulfilling the moral law, actually abolish it?

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The earth is round—when it is noon here it is midnight on the opposite side of the earth. It is impossible for the Sabbath to be truly kept all over the world.

Does it really matter that the earth is round when God's people observe the seventh-day Sabbath?

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We are required to keep the spirit of the law but not the letter (Romans 2:29 and 7:6).

If we are not obliged to do what the law literally requires, then may we also literally kill, steal, and commit adultery?

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From earliest apostolic days, Christians kept Sunday in honor of Christ’s resurrection, as seen in Acts 20:7 and 1 Corinthians 16:2.

The evidence that the early church switched the Sabbath is, at best, circumstantial and, ultimately, unsubstantiated. See why...

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The Jews kept the Sabbath as a memorial of Creation, but Christians should keep Sunday in memorial of the resurrection.

Though the Jews were indeed entrusted with God’s memorial of Creation, the Sabbath was not made for the Jews alone...

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Early Christians kept Sunday holy because they came together to break bread on the first day of the week, as in Acts 20:7.

Does Acts 20:7 really offer proof that the apostles changed the Sabbath day to Sunday?

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If the seventh day really were the Sabbath, more thought leaders would believe it.

If Saturday is the right sabbath, why do not more leading men believe it? If what you preach about the sabbath is true, why w...

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You keep the Sabbath because you say it was kept before the law of Moses. You should also practice circumcision, as it was plainly commanded at that time (Genesis 17:1–14; Galatians 5:1–6).

If you keep the Sabbath because, as you think, it was kept before the law of Moses, why do you not practice circumcision, see...

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If you keep the seventh-day Sabbath, you should also keep the seventh year and the year of jubilee.

If you keep one Sabbath-the seventh day-why not keep all, the seventh year and the year of jubilee? Who authorized you to mak...

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Aren't sabbath breakers supposed to be stoned? Why don't you enforce that?

In Exodus 31:14 we read that Sabbath violators were to be stoned to death. Do you believe the same penalty should be enforced...

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Does it really matter that the earth is round when God's people observe the seventh-day Sabbath?

Are the Commandments Legal?

The Seventh Day, Part 1

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The Seventh Day, Part 3

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Loving God with all my heart and my neighbor as myself is the sum of my moral duties and is all I am required to do.

Christ, in fulfilling the moral law, abolished it.

The earth is round—when it is noon here it is midnight on the opposite side of the earth. It is impossible for the Sabbath to be truly kept all over the world.

We are required to keep the spirit of the law but not the letter (Romans 2:29 and 7:6).

From earliest apostolic days, Christians kept Sunday in honor of Christ’s resurrection, as seen in Acts 20:7 and 1 Corinthians 16:2.

The Jews kept the Sabbath as a memorial of Creation, but Christians should keep Sunday in memorial of the resurrection.

Early Christians kept Sunday holy because they came together to break bread on the first day of the week, as in Acts 20:7.

If the seventh day really were the Sabbath, more thought leaders would believe it.

You keep the Sabbath because you say it was kept before the law of Moses. You should also practice circumcision, as it was plainly commanded at that time (Genesis 17:1–14; Galatians 5:1–6).

If you keep the seventh-day Sabbath, you should also keep the seventh year and the year of jubilee.

Aren't sabbath breakers supposed to be stoned? Why don't you enforce that?

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Sabbath References

'Seventh Day' References

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