The Christian Sabbath Saturday or Sunday?

More than two billion professing Christians observe Sunday as their day of worship. And yet, millions of others observe Saturday, the seventh day of the week, as their day of worship. Which day truly is the Christian Sabbath? Most Christians are familiar with the Ten Commandments. In fact, monuments and plaques of the Ten Commandments were posted in public buildings for centuries until recent years. The Fourth Commandment begins “REMEMBER the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.” (Exodus 20:8). That command was on the tablets God gave to Moses in the fifteenth century BC. But WHEN did God ESTABLISH the seventh-day Sabbath that was to be remembered? We’ll answer that question on today’s program. And we’ll be offering you an inspiring study research titled, “WHICH DAY IS THE CHRISTIAN SABBATH?” This free study guide will help you prove from your own Bible the answer to this most important question. When the New Testament Christian Church began on the day of Pentecost in 31 AD, first-century Christians observed the seventh-day Sabbath. It was not until the Council of Laodicea in 363 AD that the Roman Church forbade seventh-day Sabbath-keeping, making Sunday the official day of worship, following Emperor Constantine’s empire-wide edict in 321 AD. So, does God in heaven want you to worship Him on just any day? What does your Bible reveal? Which day is the Christian Sabbath? Saturday or Sunday?