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EPISODE · Apr 7, 2019 · 40 MIN

Rethinking: The Sabbath

from The Kingdom Project Podcast · host Marcuss Hall

Many of us go back to God resting after creating when we think of the Sabbath day.  However, by the time God instituted The Law and Moses wrote the creation account God had rested and the setting apart of the day for Israel's observance was 2,500 years after creation.  The Pharisees accused Jesus' disciples of breaking the Sabbath, among many other things.  This, of course, was their man-made oral tradition that burdened and had men serving the Sabbath, not God's Law.  And here we are today with many thinking the same things under the same burdens and stresses instead of rest and joy.  Are we obligated to observe the Sabbath?  Many are surprised to find out that not one Biblical text commands the observance of the Sabbath upon man before the Exodus nor since Pentecost!  That's because of a mixture of Law and Gospel and not rightly handling the word of truth.  This side of the cross Jesus is our Sabbath rest, the bread of life, the way, the truth, and the life! Help Support: https://paypal.me/thekingdomproject YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs6iFjfgzzajleMLL2F99Rg Join the group: https://www.facebook.com/thekingdomprojectpodcast Email: [email protected]

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