By the Middle Ages, the Roman Catholic Church wielded tremendous power and authority, and the church strenuously sought to enforce its orthodoxy by punishing thoseView More
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Sabbath – 9
The history of the early Christian centuries reveals a definite anti-seventh-day-Sabbath, pro-Sunday movement, which got a bit boost in 321 A.D. with the Roman EmperorView More
Sabbath – 8
Ancient written evidence suggests that some Christians in Alexandria, Egypt may have abandoned the seventh-day Sabbath as early as 120 A.D. This evidence is foundView More
Sabbath – 7
As we have already established, a tension had arisen from the carrying of the gospel to the Gentiles. Luke’s The Acts of the Apostles givesView More
Sabbath – 6
For a NT example of a special Sabbath – also referred to in the KJV as a “high day” – that had been established byView More
Sabbath – 5
In his refutation of Judaizers within the early Christian movement, the apostle Paul made reference to “the written code, with its regulations, that was againstView More
Sabbath – 4
Exactly when the first Christians stopped observing God’s seventh day Sabbath as a Holy day is uncertain, but as we have previously stated, we believeView More
Sabbath – 3
It shouldn’t surprise us that God infused Christianity with a supernatural Spiritual boost at the moment of its inception, that being on Pentecost Day, theView More
Sabbath – 2
What do we learn about the seventh day, that is, the Sabbath, from the New Testament (NT)? Did things change? After all, doesn’t the NTView More
Sabbath – 1
Welcome. If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you believe in God, and perhaps you also believe that the Christian Bible is God’s writtenView More