From Friday evening to Saturday evening is the Sabbath. You are supposed to Avoid
Beyond general work, traditional biblical directives and observances prohibit:
Commerce: Buying, selling, or conducti... View MoreFrom Friday evening to Saturday evening is the Sabbath. You are supposed to Avoid
Beyond general work, traditional biblical directives and observances prohibit:
Commerce: Buying, selling, or conducting business transactions.
Creating Fire / Heavy Cooking: Preparing meals or kindling fires during the Sabbath hours.
Carrying Burdens: Transporting heavy loads or traveling long distances outside your community.
What to Do
The Sabbath is meant for spiritual renewal and joy through:
Resting: Ceasing daily strain to refresh your mind and body.
Worshiping: Gathering for prayer, scripture reading, and sacred assembly.
Sanctifying the Day: Sharing meals, enjoying family, and giving thanks.
Not on Sunday! Jesus never switched Sabbath days! Neither did the Apostles. God never advised us to put or recognize the sabbath on Sunday.
If I was voted to be president of the United States of america. One of the first things I would do by executive order is Prison Reform. Rapist pedophiles get grants to be able to become doctors and la... View MoreIf I was voted to be president of the United States of america. One of the first things I would do by executive order is Prison Reform. Rapist pedophiles get grants to be able to become doctors and lawyers and teachers. They are also able to use tablets to be on the internet, chat rooms, dating sites and being able to contact anyone and everyone and make multiple phone calls daily. They already get three meals a day and a bed. The taxpayers funding tablets, TVs, college educations are all funded by the taxpayers of the United States of America. By executive order I would take that away then get Congress to pass new legislation so it would last. People commit these crimes and aren't scared to go to prison anymore. The fear of God needs to be placed inside them to let them know that prison isn't a motel 6!
📖 The Importance of Reading the Bible in Context
Many people unknowingly make a common mistake when studying Scripture: they read God's later commands back into earlier events.
Consider Abraham and ... View More📖 The Importance of Reading the Bible in Context
Many people unknowingly make a common mistake when studying Scripture: they read God's later commands back into earlier events.
Consider Abraham and Sarah.
In Genesis 20:12, Abraham explains that Sarah was his half-sister—the daughter of his father, but not of his mother. Despite this, God chose Sarah to be the mother of the covenant and promised that Isaac—not Ishmael—would be the child through whom His covenant would continue (Genesis 17:15–21).
Centuries later, under the Law given through Moses, God prohibited marriages between close relatives (Leviticus 18 and Leviticus 20).
Some ask, "Doesn't that mean God blessed incest?"
The answer is found by reading the Bible as it unfolds historically.
The Mosaic Law had not yet been given in Abraham's day. God's covenant with Israel at Mount Sinai introduced many commands and prohibitions that were not yet in force during the time of the patriarchs.
This is why we should never force later laws onto earlier biblical events. Doing so creates apparent contradictions that disappear when Scripture is read in its proper context.
📖 Key Scriptures
• Genesis 17:15–21
• Genesis 20:12
• Leviticus 18:9
• Leviticus 20:17
• 2 Timothy 2:15
The Bible is a progressive revelation of God's plan. Read each passage in its historical context, and let Scripture interpret Scripture.
"Study to shew thyself approved unto God... rightly dividing the word of truth." — 2 Timothy 2:15 (KJV)
🙏 May the Holy Spirit guide us into all truth as we faithfully study God's Word.
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