Category Archives: Sunday vs Saturday

Judging Concerning The Sabbath Violates Colossions 2:16

Posted on September 4, 2010 by Trek to Rome

The historical record is clear, that Christians have always worshiped on Sunday. Moreover, the Apostles taught that the Old Law, with its Sabbaths, festivals and feasts imposed on the Jewish people, was not applicable to Christians. Despite the repeated and … Continue reading →

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Christians Are Not Bound by the Old Law

Posted on August 14, 2010 by Trek to Rome

The Law of the Old Testament was only ever binding upon the Jews, who were part of the Old Covenant. The Old Law is not applicable to Christians, because we are part of the New Covenant established by Jesus Christ. … Continue reading →

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Did Constantine Abolish the Sabbath in 321 A.D.?

Posted on July 27, 2010 by Trek to Rome

Occasionally, some may claim that Constantine abolished the Sabbath in 321 A.D.–effectively moving Christian worship from Saturday to Sunday. If this sounds like something pretty wild to you, there’s a reason for that–it is indeed a tall tale. Here’s where … Continue reading →

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Why Do Christians Worship on Sunday?

Posted on July 27, 2010 by Trek to Rome

Christians worship on Sunday. Jews have worshiped on Saturday for the last 3000 years or so, Christ and the Apostles kept the Sabbath–so how did we get to worshiping on Sunday anyway? The short answer is because: Worshiping on Saturday … Continue reading →

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