Wannabee
Obi Wan Kenobi
I confess, I've found some of the statements in the other threads baffling in regard to what's permitted/not-permitted. It seems more a matter of conscience than anything, to most. Yet, if that's the case, I see little difference between pro-Sunday Sabbath, and those who disagree - it's a matter of conscience. There seems little continuity in what it means to "observe the Sabbath." So, I would appreciate it if those who confess to be "Sabbatarians" could enlighten us on what the privileges are (if there are any that are distinct from the rest of us) and what the restrictions are (where they differ from what we should do from day to day).
For non-sabbatarians, please do not debate in this thread. It's simply for the purpose of understanding how such conclusions are drawn.
- What are the privileges of Sabbath Sunday adherence, beyond the agreed upon blessings of the Lord's Day?
- What are the restrictions you perceive as biblical?
- How do these restrictions differ from our every day restrictions? (if applicable - could be redundant)
- What criteria do you use to determine what restrictions you would place?
- To what degree is this a discipline issue in the church (up to excommunication)?
For non-sabbatarians, please do not debate in this thread. It's simply for the purpose of understanding how such conclusions are drawn.