Seven Reasons the Sabbath Law is Ceremonial, not Moral
By Leif L. In the last post it was demonstrated that the Sabbath was intended for, and given to, Israel specifically. In this post, we will examine what type of law […]
By Leif L. In the last post it was demonstrated that the Sabbath was intended for, and given to, Israel specifically. In this post, we will examine what type of law […]
By Leif L. That Jews clearly understand that the Sabbath was intended for them only, and not the Gentiles, was shown in the the last post. These Jewish rabbis stated […]
By Leif L. One person esteems one day above another; another esteems every day alike. Let each be fully convinced in his own mind. He who observes the day, observes […]
By Leif L. Is the Sabbath intended for the Gentiles? The answer to this question is an essential starting point for dealing with the Sabbath issue. This is the second […]
By Leif L. Introduction The Sabbath is a weekly holiday or day of rest which is observed from sunset on Friday until dark on Saturday evening. It is found in […]
This series of articles about the Sabbath is written from the perspective of a Sabbatarian-turned-evangelical who recognizes the blessing of rest contained within the Sabbath. Yet, I have learned that […]
By Leif L. “Religion” is an attempt to create a ladder to reach God. By observing a list of “dos” and “don’ts”, we attempt to gain favour with Divinity. (I […]
By Leif L. The concept of divine wrath (the expression of God’s displeasure with sin) spans the entire Bible, beginning with the expulsion of Adam and Eve from the Garden […]
By Leif L. Of his own will begat he us with the word of truth, that we should be a kind of firstfruits of his creatures. James 1:18 KJV Blessed […]
Could Jesus have Sinned? By Leif L. Peccable: Liable to sin or error Impeccable: Not liable to sin, incapable of sin The debate of the nature of Christ looms large […]