Some Christians worship on Sunday, other on Saturday and other say anyday? How will I know, cause there is only one GOD.
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Originally saturday was the sabbath and the holy day.  After the resurrection of Christ early Christians changed the holy day to sunday to show respect for Christs resurrection.  Jews not accepting Christ continued to worship on saturday and still do now.  In the 19th century some Christian groups, including the Seventh-day adventists led by Ellen White, went back to the old day of Saturday.  As far as which is correct and what the only one God thinks you have to ask which church you adhere too.  In the Old Testament Saturday was the day but the New testament does not addressthis issue after Christ and it is more an issue of tradition than literal biblical interpretation as far as I know.
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This is a difficult question, and I'm not sure I can answer it all satisfactorily, but I think I can help.  \n\nWith the first part, 'no other gods,' Christians don't believe that Jesus is another god, but rather the same one.  Two different facets of the same God (with the Holy Spirit being the third).  What's more, you know that in Genesis, God speaks in the plural 'let's go do this.'  Also, the Hebrew word for God - elohim - is also plural.\n\nSecond, it is true that Jesus never called himself 'God the Son.'  The way he speaks of himself as 'the son of God,' however, is unique.  He says, "All things have been committed to me by my Father. No one knows who the Son is except the Father, and no one knows who the Father is except the Son and those to whom the Son chooses to reveal him" (Luke 10:22).  Also, he is called by the Greek word for "one and only son", "mono-genes", means literally, "one in kind, unique."  This seems to contradict the view that we are all sons and daughters of God on the same level as Jesus.  Finally, in John 15:15, Jesus says "I no longer call you slaves, because a slave does not know what his master is doing. I have called you friends, because I have told you everything I have heard from my Father."  God is the only person to whom we (humanity in general) could ever reasonably be called slaves.  How could we have been 'slaves' to Christ is he weren't also God?\n\nOne more word on the Trinity: God sent "his spirit" down onto "his son."  Additionally, in Matthew 28:18-20 it's said, "Then Jesus approached and said to them, 'All power in heaven and on earth has been given to me.  Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you.  And behold, I am with you always, until the end of the age.'"\n\nIn the early Church, the Jews celebrated the Sabbath on Saturday, and then Christ's resurrection on Sunday.  The gentiles who entered the Church, however, didn't celebrate the Sabbath, but only the resurrection.  Eventually, the Church accumulated more gentiles, and observation of the Sabbath was fell out, leaving only the celebration of Christ's resurrection.\n\nIn a sense, Paul is claiming to speak for Jesus, but this is warrented.  He is relaying Christ's message, or the spirit of it, to us.  First, recall that although Jesus appeared a second time for Thomas, on that occasion he said "But blessed are those who have not seen and yet believe."  Now if they have not seen, how can they believe?  How can they even know about the resurrection?  Obviously, someone has to tell them, someone has to speak for Christ.  Someone like Paul, or any of the apostles.  What is more, that is the mission Jesus gave them.  He sent them out as missionaries to go to the Jews and then to the gentiles.  They were, in essence, his ambassadors to the world.  They spoke for him because he wanted them to; that was their task.  Now, to reconcile the two paths to heaven that you mentioned.  If you truly believe that Jesus is lord and that he rose from death and that he died as sacrifice for our sins as Paul says, then how could we not "love God, love our neighbor, help the poor?"  If we say we believe and yet don't try to do these things, then despite what we may say, we don't truly believe.  The two go hand in hand.
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Yes, there is only one God above all in heaven and on earth, but people have a very partial understanding of God, of life on earth, of what is true and what is not, of each other, of higher beings, of ancient history, of mistakes by founders of religious groups.\n\nWe can all learn from the true, good and beautiful things other groups may have.  But that is two ways, not one way, meaning every group needs to do it.\n\nWe are all children of God.  He does not feel great at all when someone says He is great while slitting the throat of one of his children.\n\nThe garden will be weeded soon; if we fail to solve this matter ourselves that will help.\n\nBut we should fight less over differences.  God wants unity, not uniformity.\n\nGod does not have one flower, one book, one world, one universe.  God conducts an infinitely diverse and majestic symphony of light and life progressing continually into further truth, goodness and beauty.\n\nIndividual earthlings can participate in that if they do not allow themselves to be taken astray by those who wish to fight in behalf of ignorance or partial truth.\n\nReal truth needs no defense.
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i think many gods,only one creator.-
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One God to depend on.
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Churches have always argued concerning the true Sabbath, and each has a different reason for worshipping Saturday or Sunday. Catholics will readily admit that they have the authority to change the Sabbath since the pope is the "vicar of Christ" or in the place of Christ. Seventh Day Adventist have a pretty good argument for still keeping the Saturday Sabbath...they claim no biblical passage authorizes a change in the 10 commandments, and unlike other laws that were written on paper to show that they won't last forever, the 10 commandments (including the Sabbath) were the only laws written on stones to signify it's everlasting place. Now you have Harold Camping from Family Radio, he has a pretty good argument for Sunday worship, the best I've seen so far, and YES, he uses the bible to support his view very well. I will post two links. one of Harold camping just scroll down on the left and click on SUNDAY THE SABBATH. The other link is of Samuele Bacchiocchi's book FROM SUNDAY TO SABBATH. This way you get to see both sides of the coin.
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according to the bible, the sabbath should be practised on saturday, but later changed by people based on their minds.\ni must say, SATURDAY is found as the day of rest because of the resurection of jesus.\nwe all know that jesus was hanged on friday and resurected on sunday.the bible says that he rested the sabbath, the next day. and the 1st day of the week he resurected. according to the rules god gave to israelites in the book of exodus, the sabbath starts on friday sunset and ends on saturday sun set.\n(for more about verses just contact me on my profile)\nthanks for yo qn and happier if you understand the above.\ngood luck
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yes it it true that all of us agree that their is only one god. even in hinduism where apprentlly many gods are worshipped even the uneducated devout hindu agrees that all of them are just different facets of one divine gem.\n  the real problem is not that there is someone other than god being worshipped but everbody thinks his is the only right way of worshipping.\n\n Regarding OPM's post:\n   the paragraph is not out of context. The Upnishads contain deep philosophical theories and maintain that there is only one abstract god. in hinduism it is just accepted that worshipping something you can feel but not see is not possible for everyone. and most of the people need a symbol. so hinduism allows you to worship and pray to god in whatever form you like .\n\nKrishna says :\nif any worshiper do reverence with faith to any god whatever,\ni make his faith firm and in that faith he reverences his god and gains his desires for it is i who bestow them.\n\n accept it or not, while people may not be worshiping  actual idols every faith has something as a symbol of god . Be it a book or be it a cross or a place or a structure.
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Yes. We should keep the Sabbath Day(Saturday) holy.\n\n"Remember the Sabbath Day to Keep it Holy" Exodus 20:8\n\nBelow I am going to answer some of the comments made earlier\n\n1)"Where does it say that Saturday was the Sabbath and what calender was it based off"\nIt is based of God's calender the same one the Jews have kept since the time of Moses at Sinai. It is highly unlikely that every jew all over the world woke up one day and forgot which day is the Sabbath The US Naval Observatory and the Royal Observatory both confirm that the Saturday Sabbath observed today is the same one Jesus observed.\n\n\n2)"Show me 1 place in the Bible that it says "the sabbath is on Saturday."\nAgain the both Observatories confirm that Satuday is the Sabbath. In addition if you can't tell which day is the Sabbath then you can't tell which day Jesus rose on Luke 22-23 state that Jesus rose the day after the Sabbath. \n\n3) "I think that if you treat one day a week as a Sabbath, it doesn't really matter which one it is. It's a day of reflection and rest. "\nGod did not say "PICK A 7th day and MAKE it holy" He said Remember THE 7th day to KEEP it holy. The means a specific day and He said KEEP it holy because it was already holy. It does matter which day.\n\nThe first person to say "It doesn't matter how we worship God" is Cain. Cain said "it doesn't matter how we worship God as long as we give something." Was he right?\n\n\n4) Romans 14\n\nRom 14:5 One man esteemeth one day above another: another esteemeth every day alike. Let every man be fully persuaded in his own mind. \nRom 14:6 He that regardeth the day, regardeth it unto the Lord; and he that regardeth not the day, to the Lord he doth not regard it. He that eateth, eateth to the Lord, for he giveth God thanks; and he that eateth not, to the Lord he eateth not, and giveth God thanks.\n\nIf you look ate the book of Zechariah you see what Paul was talking about\nThen came the word of the LORD of hosts unto me, saying, Speak unto all the people of the land, and to the priests, saying, When ye fasted and mourned in the fifth and seventh month, even those seventy years, did ye at all fast unto me, even to me? And when ye did eat, and when ye did drink, did not ye eat for yourselves, and drink for yourselves? Zechariah 7:4,5\nPaul is talking about observing days of Fasts\n\nLet’s think about this is Paul telling people to violate the commandments if Paul had said Rom 14:6 He that kills, kills unto the Lord; and he that kills not, to the Lord he doth not kills.\n\nPeople would say "That’s crazy you can’t commit murder that’s a moral law, Paul must mean something else." Many people justify breaking the Sabbath because they view all the other laws as more important, and the Sabbath as a minor law. They use this philosophy to justify outright rebellion against God and his law\n\n\n5) "we are not under the mosaic law"\nA)Can we murder people now? or lie and steal? what about adultery is that ok since we are not under the law? Then why are we getting rid of the  only commandment that starts off with "REMEMBER"\nB)The 7th day Sabbath is not part of Mosaic law written by Moses it is part of the moral law written with the finger of God in stone
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Did Jesus give up Saturday for us?\nJesus? Christianity? .\n\nYour opinions only, no parroting or C&P from a Bible.\n\n\nIf Jesus died, he could NOT have been God.\nGods do not die? Do they?\n\nIf Jesus 'died' on Friday and 'undied' on Sunday, what else besides Saturday was sacrificed? \n\nIf Jesus died for our sins, he should be dead,dead, dead!
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If all groups are saying something different, only one can be right\nMatthew 7:22\n“Not everyone saying to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter into the kingdom of the heavens, but the one doing the will of my Father who is in the heavens will.\n\nI've studied the bible with the Jehovah's Witnesses, and have found them to be the only ones who make sense, and who do what the Bible actually say's.\n\nFor example\nThere is no trinity, that defeats the main purpose of Jesus.  To subject himself completely to Gods will.\n\nLuke 22:42\nsaying: “Father, if you wish, remove this cup from me. Nevertheless, let, not my will, but yours take place.” \n\nAlso, John 1:1 is miss translated and should read\n\n 'In [the] beginning the Word was, and the Word was with God, and the Word was a god'.\n\nBut if you agree to disagree on that, all other verses talk about Jesus and God being seperate.  Actually the trinity came about at the 'Council of Nicaea' in the year 325, and is an idea thought up by men.\n\nMatthew 15:9\nIt is in vain that they keep worshiping me, because they teach commands of men as doctrines.’”\n\nThat's just one thing and there are many more about Christmas being pagan based, hell not existing, most peoples future being on a paradise earth (psalm 37:29 & Matthew 5:5), they're the only ones to use Gods name (Exodus 6:3) and there's a lot more.\n\nThey do a free Bible study, and I definitely recommend it :)
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Exactly, ! worship the creator , not the creation.... It follows by logical necessity that if God is one, and if He is eternal, Then He does not beget , Nor is he begotten. Because if He beget, then He will have a child then the child will have to be God-like. So there will then be two Gods. Since there is only one, you cannot have two.  OR If he was begotten, that means he would have father. Then the father will be older than him, wiser than him, more eternal than him. and you cannot have one who is more eternal than ETERNAL.
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Jesus told us no one will know the day or the hour. Only God knows. It is up to us to live each day as if the LORD is coming today. You're right, it's not too late for the nonbelievers to claim Jesus as their LORD and Savior. Let us pray for them to open their hearts to the LORD each and every day.
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You are being judgemental and harsh about Christains when you say that.  You are judging all Christians because of a few, who you don't even know are real Christians, or who may not fully understand Christianity yet.\n\nNeed a nice Christian answer that's biblical?  Plenty of us can do that without being harsh, but sometimes the truth is harsh.  The Bible says on judement day that all those who are not saved will be cast into a lake of fire along with Satan.
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LC is correct. The Bible does NOT say which day of the week is the day of rest, just that G-d rested on the seventh day.\n\nTraditionally, Jewish people have their 7th day on Saturday, Christians on Sunday. \n\nSince nowhere in the Bible does it clearly state what day of the week it was, as long as you celebrate and set aside one of the seven days of the week as a day of rest, I don't think G-d really has much of an opinion on which day you pick.\n\nI can't believe some people get so hot under the collar about stuff like this. Is their faith in G-d so shaky that it cannot stand the challenge that others are more comfortable relating with G-d in a different way?
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The Bible tells us to pray and Worship the Lord!  I don't know what you think is so funny about it, but church isn't just open on Sunday!  Also I don't think anyone should have to confess their sins a a Priest, the only ONE who can forgive me of my sins is GOD and GOD alone, so I will repent to HIM and ONLY HIM!  Because you are right a Catholic Priest is just a regular man and who gives him the right to say whether you are forgiven, because if you Don't ask your Heavenly Father to fogive you you ARE NOT forgiven!
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Christians changed the word of God thinking they have more authority than their God, Jesus Christ. And they say: We changed because Christ resurrected on the first day. Did Jesus tell you to do so??\nAnyway, the Resurrection is not the reason why one should observe the day of the rest. God gave the reason once for all times:\n\nRemember the sabbath day, to keep it holy.\nSix days shalt thou labour, and do all thy work \nBut the seventh day is the sabbath of the LORD thy God: in it thou shalt not do any work, thou, nor thy son, nor thy\ndaughter, thy manservant, nor thy maidservant, nor thy cattle, nor thy stranger that is within thy gates:\nFOR IN SIX DAYS THE LORD MADE HEAVEN AND EARTH, THE SEA, AND ALL THAT IN THEM IS, and rested the seventh day: wherefore the LORD blessed the sabbath day, and hallowed it.\n\nSabbath is the reminder of the God the creator and since God remains the creator for all times, so does the Sabbath remains the day of rest.\nThe commandment about the day of rest was inscribed in the stone together with all others by God himself. If you want to abolish Sabbath, please take the hammer in your hand and break that stone. Who wants to be the first?