The Christian Sabbath
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This episode explores Acts 20:1–16 with special focus on verse 7, explaining why early Christians gathered on the first day of the week to break bread and worship. It traces how Sunday became the Lord’s Day, connects the shift from Sabbath to resurrection-centered worship, and highlights the day’s meaning as a foretaste of Christ’s rest and new creation.
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