Comments on: A Catholic Bishop Says that it is “Absolutely Essential” for us to Reclaim the “Temporal and Eternal” Sunday Sabbath Blessings

By: Phill

Phill — Wed, 24 May 2023 06:01:12 +0000

In reply to C.W. Good. Seams like you are expecting an event, the sunday law, in the near future, “that will never happen”, and then we will be embarased. Hmm… interesting.

By: Phill

Phill — Wed, 24 May 2023 05:56:00 +0000

In reply to Diane+Kobor. Of course they know, they’re just intentionally misleading in favor of their demon-fabricated agenda.

By: C.W. Good

C.W. Good — Mon, 15 May 2023 10:27:48 +0000

The early Christians met daily in their houses. (Daily includes all days of the week, doesn’t it?) They were praising and worshipping God and teaching about Jesus. Again, was this worship only accepted by God six days of the week and not on Sunday? Also, did you notice that the new Christians did not attend the synagogue
services that were continued after the cross? (So were they paying tithe in agriculture products to support the Levites and priests? No. The new Christians were
giving lands and houses to support the gospel work, which is far greater than 10%.) The Bible instructs us not to judge people concerning the day of worship. See
Colossians 1:16-18.) SDAs violate this with their teaching that Sunday is the mark of the beast, which is unbiblical in itself. SDAs follow a woman with only a third
grade education and that was hit in the head with a rock, and never got over it. (Dr. Kellogg and his associates at the Battle Creek Sanitarium witnessed to this in
their day.) In conclusion, SDAs are headed for another great embarrassment when worldwide Sunday laws will never happen. They have been crying wolf since
1888 when their propaganda book, The Great Controversy, was published. It’s sad that SDAs will learn the hard way and be greatly ridiculed in the near future.

By: C.W. Good

C.W. Good — Sat, 13 May 2023 11:51:14 +0000

Angels in heaven worship God continually and are not restricted to a 24-hour day. So is worshipping God on Saturday only accepted, with worshipping Him on Sunday
not accepted? Are those who worship God on Saturday more holy than those who worship Him on Sunday? Where do you find a day or worship in John 3:16 or in
Acts 16:30, 31? What day of the week did the repentant thief on the cross keep to receive the promise of eternal life from Jesus? The answers here are obvious. SDAs
persist in a “holier than thou attitude” toward Sundaykeepers. Seventh Day Baptists do not do this. If anyone is against Christians worshipping on any day of the week
then they have the spirit of anti-christ. SDAs prove this in their teaching that Sunday is the mark of the beast. The apostle Paul did warn New Testament Christians
about “strange doctrines”, “fables”, and “doctrines of devils”, didn’t he? SDAs make Sabbathkeeping more important than Jesus. Again, Seventh Day Baptists don’t do
this. So which 7th-day group correctly demonstrates and understands the Bible clearly concerning this? Seventh Day Baptists. of course! Check them out. You will
find them balanced and Biblical, demonstrating proper Christian attitudes toward others- and not like SDAs! SDAs need to be born-again. Please pray for this.

By: Diane+Kobor

Diane+Kobor — Thu, 11 May 2023 14:47:47 +0000

Quote from the article above: “We know that God rested after seven days of work, and God really did work quite extensively before resting. I mean, when was the last time you created a universe in a week?”

They don’t seem to know that God rested after six days of work of creation, and that He rested on the 7th!

By: LINDA F TAYLOR

LINDA F TAYLOR — Thu, 11 May 2023 10:02:19 +0000

I have never understood the catholic concept of an eight day week? Where in the world did they get that idea? It does not even make sense! If that is the case, then that makes Monday their holy day. Then the next week, it would make Tuesday their holy day. So on and so on……………They are a really mixed up group of people.

By: Marie

Marie — Thu, 11 May 2023 03:21:26 +0000

“The storm is coming, relentless in its fury. Are we prepared to meet it? Are we one with Christ as He is one with the Father? Are we heirs of God and joint heirs with Christ? Are we working in copartnership with Christ?—Manuscript 32a, 1896.“ – {Ev 199.1}