Sabbath

My husband and I are trying very hard to learn about and to observe the Sabbath. Why? Because we believe that this a Holy Day, a day set a part by G-D from the beginning of time. We also believe that the 10 Commandments still apply, especially now. The Sabbath is a day set a part from all others, it is a symbol between me and Him that I am His, that I want to live a Holy and Righteous life. We believe that the Sabbath, the Law for that matter, was never done away with. That Jesus did not Stop the Law, he showed us How to live it. How to the follow the SIMPLE  words spoken by His Father, without adding to them and messing them up. The more we read and study, the more our eyes are opened to the Truth. 


This has not been easy for us. We have had to face everything we have learned since we were little. To accept that  maybe, but probably, we have been wrong our entire lives.Talk about being humbled - quickly. Extended family and friends have questioned us. Do we think we are Jews now? Don't we know that Jesus did away with Law and set us Free? Do we think we have to work our way to Heaven? - I guess the simple answer to all those questions, is No. No, we do not think we are Jews. No we don't know that Jesus did away from the Law and set us free, and No we don't think we have to work our way to Heaven. 


We believe that Jesus did not do away with the Law, but upheld. He showed us the errors in our thinking, how we cannot add to His Law and make it ours. That sinful people can complicate the simplest ideas and distort reality. We believe that He died for our sins and that the way to Heaven is through Him. We also believe that just because He died for our sins doesn't mean we should live a sinful life, and the Law shows us exactly what G-D believes is a Holy and Righteous life. How do I know that - because it is the way Jesus lived. He lived it to the letter - following what G-D said, not adding to or taking away and not following the traditions of man. I want to live a close to that as I can. So we believe that the 4th Commandment continues to be relevant - just like all the others. 


Just some questions to ask - Why was the Sabbath changed to the 1st day of the week? What scripture do you personally know that backs up not following the Sabbath? What scripture backs up following the Sabbath? How did away with the Sabbath? Does Jesus ever say he did away with Sabbath? Do you place weight on the Commandments, meaning do you think one is more important than they others? Do you have that authority?  


Anyway - Just some questions we asked ourselves to begin our journey - we don't have the answers to all and would love a discussion, but what we have found is that once we started asking these questions and seeking answers, we now feel a live in Him. Like a little bit of the Truth has been revealed. We can't wait to find out more!