Thread: The danger of nullifying the command of God.
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Old 07-09-2008, 10:49 PM
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How has it become a "sin in almost sheer ignorance"? Whose fault is it then, that it is a sin in almost sheer ignorance? Do you mean that because many people are now confused about what day the Sabbath is, when we are to keep it etc. it is now less serious? Again I am NOT saying we need to obey the commandments perfectly to be saved, what I am saying is that if we treat one of the commandments, even one, with hatred and throw it away as if it is no worth then it could be a clear sign that we do not belong to the Lord. Or does Scripture have something different to say? I am just wanting to challenge you guys and myself to.

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Pastors. Most Christians I know have not seriously reconsidered the common assumption that the Sabbath is no longer binding.
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