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There is a scripture which in essence says let no one condemn you as to which day you choose to worship the Lord (as in a day set aside to church, sabbath, etc.) I can't remember where that is. Can you help?
The Lord's Day and Day of the Lord are different, right? Can you give me both definitions?
Churches teach the day of the Lord and the day of Christ are two different days. Ask yourself this question.
IS Jesus Christ the Lord? I say he is. Churches teach that these are 2 different events to slip in the pre trib rapture.
Thus essentially denying that Jesus is the Lord.
Mark 2:27,28, Luke 4:16, Matt. 12:8, Exodus 20:8-11, Exodus 31:15-17, Exodus 35:2. From these texts The day of the Lord and the Lord day is the same. Even Jesus custom was to go into the synagogue on the Sabbath. As Christians we are to follow Christ example, obey His commandments.
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The Lord's Day and Day of the Lord are different, right? Can you give me both definitions?
IS Jesus Christ the Lord? I say he is. Churches teach that these are 2 different events to slip in the pre trib rapture.
Thus essentially denying that Jesus is the Lord.
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