The ending 🤣🤣🤣 BTW the video was great and really true, tbh I wasn't aware that sat was the sabbath. I have watched your prev vid, then on I started believing that Saturday is the 7th day.

@oleeinarlandsverk4024

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That is cool! Good for you 😃👍

@thechristianlife

Жыл бұрын

lol, I was already very curious to see if anyone would 'get' the ending. Seems like you did :P Hey thanks for sharing that about your Sabbath discovery, that's very encouraging to hear. Where are you watching from Reena?

@ReenaIsaac-ei9rl

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Ohh! My old account wasn't working properly so I made a new account with a new name, I am swathi, if u remember me 😁,frm India

@thechristianlife

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@@ReenaIsaac-ei9rl Yeaah oh okay! Of course I remember you :D How are you doing Swathi?

@ReenaIsaac-ei9rl

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@@thechristianlife doing good :)thx for asking, will be having a really important exam this year so praying for it to go well..

This was so funny 😅! Especially the end 😮😅

This was sooo good!! Very refreshing way to give a Bible study. More of these skits. They are so shareable!

@thechristianlife

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So glad to read your comment! Definitely planning to do more of these, especially since the feedback is so positive and that it proves to be useful to share with others. Praise the Lord 🙌

@DUZCO10

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“And upon the FIRST DAY OF THE WEEK, when the disciples came together to break bread, Paul preached unto them, ready to depart on the morrow; and continued his speech until midnight.” KJV

@sharonsalami3788

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Acts 13:44 (NKJV) On the next Sabbath almost the whole city came together to hear the word of God.

@DUZCO10

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@@sharonsalami3788 is that your final answer? Because you are overlooking a big reason why it says the sabbath Who were the Paul and barnabas talking to?

@DUZCO10

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@sharonsalami3788 Paul and Barnabas went to speak to JEWISH people. To this day, when do the Jewish people get together to worship? On the sabbath because they do not believe in the fulfillment of the word. They do not believe in Jesus Christ. Do you not believe in Jesus Christ like the Israelites?

😄love love it. Thank you

Entertaining & informative as always, I don't know how I missed this video until now.

@thechristianlife

Жыл бұрын

It may have to do with KZread seeming to suppress our content.. But yeah, happy that you found it!

Praise God for Biblical truths! Thanks for volunteer that God will use in ever time & age. Always/mostly trustworthy gospel preaching travels these ways through word of mouth & Bible teachings/studies.

I went to church Wednesday Friday and Sunday

@thechristianlife

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So what are your thoughts now after having watched this video? =)

@DUZCO10

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Amen! Sunday is the day of worship. See Acts 20 7 and 1 Corinthians 16 2

The Sabbath is such a blessing and a wonderful gift from God. Everyone should hear this message💚💚

@thechristianlife

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Yes, yes and yes 😃 Make sure to share the video also ;)

@DUZCO10

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Your Bible must be broken “And upon the FIRST DAY OF THE WEEK, when the disciples came together to break bread, Paul preached unto them, ready to depart on the morrow; and continued his speech until midnight.” KJV

@WendyRangeljams

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@@DUZCO10 we can preach or have devotion any day of the week but it doesn't mean that the Sabbath was changed because he preached on a Sunday. Read the full chapter to find out Paul's reason for preaching that day. Might it have been because he was leaving? Food for thought and worth looking into.

I like this guy. Creative and insightful. When I started observing the 7th day Sabbath it really helped me more fully understand how to worship God and why he deserves our worship.

@thechristianlife

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So great to hear that Adam! Would you mind sharing a bit of your discoveries (how and why to worship God). Am curious to hear and learn too. Thanks also for the kind words, appreciate it. All praise to God 🙌

@DUZCO10

Жыл бұрын

Your Bible must be broken “And upon the FIRST DAY OF THE WEEK, when the disciples came together to break bread, Paul preached unto them, ready to depart on the morrow; and continued his speech until midnight.” KJV

@Akdogs2020

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@DUZCO10 That's Acts 20:7. In this meeting, Paul was leaving the next day and worked a miracle in raising Eutychus from the dead. It is clear the meeting is a night meeting. It is the dark part of the first day of the week. The dark part of the day preceeds the light part, sunset to sunset. "From evening to evening" Lev 23:32, also see Mark 1:32. If this meeting took place on the dark part of the first day of the week, it was in fact a Saturday night meeting. Paul had met with the believers all day Sabbath. He was to depart the next day, Sunday, so the meeting continued late into the night. Also Paul traveled to Assos, then sailed to Mitylene on Sunday. If Paul considered Sunday sacred in honor of the resurrection, why would he spend the entire day traveling and not worshiping? Paul was a seventh-day Sabbath keeper (see acts13:42-44; 17:2; 16:12,13; and 18:4). My Bible is not broken. It is working very well!

@Akdogs2020

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@The Christian Life sure! Having a day I don't have to work allows me time to appreciate creation itself. That admiration is worship. It allows me more time to study God's word and reflect on His teachings, which is also worship. Everything I choose to do on this day of rest, I try to intentionally make sure it honors God in some way. That is worship. Worship is important because that is what the central theme of the Bible is. The Great Controversy between God and Satan is all about who deserves our worship. Obviously our Creator deserves our worship! Everything that I am, I am because He made it so. And he knows every hair on my head! He knew me before I was born, even before creation. The Bible gives me many reasons why it is important to worship the One True God, the Most High, the Alpha and Omega, the first and the Last. Jesus Christ lived and died without sinning, shedding His blood so that I wouldn't have to die for my sins. We are told to obey God's commandments, sin is lawlessness. And we are all sinners by inheritance from Adam the first man. Jesus was the second Adam. Except He obeyed God's commandments. He exemplified God's character, giving us a perfect example how we can also reflect God's character. Observing the seventh day Sabbath is the 4th commandment. I will obey. And I pray many other people will see this important Truth.

@DUZCO10

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@@Akdogs2020 read this again slowly, "... the FIRST DAY OF THE WEEK" I don't care how you twist it its Sunday. The guy from this channel agrees its Sunday only contends this was a "special occasion" and they did not meet EVERY Sunday. Which is also incorrect.

Great video! It really gets the message across is a nice way. Thanks for sharing. May God continue to bless you.

Very funny! ^^ Nice acting!

@thechristianlife

Жыл бұрын

Happy to hear that you like it Thomas! :D Hope you're doing well brother

Great video! I was thinking 🤔how pleased Satan must be that he has fooled so many people into keeping Sunday, when it’s origins was in honor of the Sun God (Satan). How proud he must be! It makes you realize why God started the 4th commandment with the word “Remember!” He knew that Satan had plans to make us forget.

@thechristianlife

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So true Bunnie! That's why we want to get this word out, to break the lie, so people can discover the liberating truth =)

I laughed so many times😂😂 Brilliant!

@thechristianlife

Жыл бұрын

Haha awesome bro 😃 It's fun to make haha

Fantastic job. Love this video, makes me want to hear more! Great for sharing

@thechristianlife

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That's so cool to hear Wendy, thanks for taking the time to comment that. Hopefully more people will share it so the message can go to as many people as possible =)

@DUZCO10

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Hi Wendy Please don't share these misunderstanding of scripture The Bible says they met on Sundays. See Acts 20 7 and 1 Corinthians 16 2

@WendyRangeljams

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@@DUZCO10 Appreciate it but I have read the Bible and i clearly understood that the Sabbath is the 7th Day. Much prayer is needed when reading the Bible to be very careful not to misunderstand. Blessings to you.

Haha! A command to rest! That presents a convincing argument for a loving God and brilliant lawgiver. Do we know of any laws of mankind that commands rest, other than stop signs and red lights?

@thechristianlife

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I know right, not working by divine law, how cool isn't that?! Especially when in our world today everything revolves around work, being busy with this or that. We need rest. And God knew that =) Where are you watching from Russell?

Loved this episode!!!!

@DUZCO10

Жыл бұрын

Too bad its lies “And upon the FIRST DAY OF THE WEEK, when the disciples came together to break bread, Paul preached unto them, ready to depart on the morrow; and continued his speech until midnight.” KJV

@thechristianlife

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Glad to hear that MBglárka =) Make sure to share it also, so it can reach more and more people

@boglarkameszaros8350

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@@thechristianlife I did share it already to all my friends👍

@boglarkameszaros8350

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@@DUZCO10 This verse that you copied here from Acts 20:7 does not say anything about that the holiness of the seventh day Sabbath=Saturday would have been transferred to the first day=Sunday. Just because they break bread together and had teaching, does not mean anything in the context of which day is holy, as the disciples were breaking bread, praying, and studying actually EVERY DAY, you can read it in Acts chapter 2 verses 42-46. We should read our Bible, and pray we can have fellowship every day, but that does not make the other days holy. It has to be God who declares which day is holy. And here is the funny part, that many Christians miss: in the Bible and in the Biblical records the days start with evening, as we can read in the creation story in Genesis chapter 1. "And there was evening, and there was morning-the first day". The days started in the evening after sunset, not at midnight as we count today in the world. This means that the first day(=Sunday) starts Saturday evening, after sunset. So the first day´s midnight is actually Saturday night. This means that when Paul was extending his teaching until the first day´s midnight, it was actually what we would call today a Saturday night sermon. So actually they had a meeting on Saturday, and he was preaching long into the night, as the next day, Sunday he had to depart. Moreover, the main focus of this story is not which day they had the meeting but that Paul resurrected the poor boy who fall asleep during his sermon and fall out through the window. Also, if you read the context, we can see that this is Paul's last meeting with the church in Troas and this is his farewell speech, no wonder he is extending his speech until midnight, as he wants to tell everything that is on his heart, knowing that they never meet again.

@thechristianlife

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@@boglarkameszaros8350 PTL! Hope it will be a blessing for them =)

Your Bible must be broken “And upon the FIRST DAY OF THE WEEK, when the disciples came together to break bread, Paul preached unto them, ready to depart on the morrow; and continued his speech until midnight.” KJV

@thechristianlife

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Dear brother, I see that you copy pasted this comment on many of the other comments here, and I admire your passion to want to do what you think is right :) I expected this verse to be mentioned in the comment section, and I actually am already working on a script for a follow-up video, addressing this verse + 3 others. Until that video is done, I will paste an explanation of that verse here from a magazine-like I wrote discussing the Sunday issue. Blessings! "Paul is one of the early church pioneers. He traveled, preached, and even wrote about two thirds of the New Testament letters. There is a verse which is often quoted to suggest that he and the early church were having church on Sundays. “And upon the first day of the week, when the disciples came together to break bread, Paul preached unto them, ...” Acts 20:7. Pretty clear right? Paul preaches on the first day of the week, Sunday, just like many churches today are doing. Is it true that Paul and the early church were now regularly meeting for church on Sundays instead of on the Sabbath? Let's continue reading what it says behind the comma of that verse: “...ready to depart on the morrow; and continued his speech until midnight. …. and had broken bread, and eaten, and talked a long while, even till break of day, so he departed.” Acts 20:7, 11 This changes the way we read the first part of that verse drastically doesn't it? The text doesn't say that meeting on Sunday was their custom, but rather that this was a special occasion, as Paul would leave them the next day! When someone close to you is leaving and you don't know if you will still see each other person in the future, wouldn't you want to spend as much time with them as you can? Of course! So, say that you go to a goodbye party the day before one's departure. The only reason why that day would be significant, is not because of the day in itself, but because of what happens the day after. They were eager to hear and learn as much as possible from Paul before he would leave. They listened to him all night, 'till the break of day'! The fact that they are up all night emphasizes that this is a special occasion, not a weekly custom." Download the magazine here for free: thechristianlife.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/The-Sunday-Delusion-Download.pdf

@DUZCO10

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@@thechristianlife blessings. And while I admire your search in the Word and trying to discern the truth I feel compelled to share what I and Christian history know to be truth.

@thechristianlife

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@@DUZCO10 Would love to hear what you think of the explanation I shared though. Since that verse in no way indicates that they were regularly having church services on Sundays instead of Sabbaths.

@DUZCO10

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@@thechristianlife aside from the book of Acts you also have 1 Corinthians 16:2 to deal with, "On the FIRST DAY OF THE WEEK, each one of you should set aside a sum of money in keeping with your income, saving it up, so that when I come no collections will have to be made." That sounds like a consistent Sunday meeting. And if that was not enough you have to contend with the early Church Fathers, like Justin Martyr who in the 2nd century wrote in his first apology, "And on the day called SUNDAY, all who live in cities or in the country gather together to one place, and the memoirs of the apostles or the writings of the prophets are read, as long as time permits; then, when the reader has ceased, the president verbally instructs, and exhorts to the imitation of these good things." Justin Martyr is talking about the early Christian practice of gathering on SUNDAY, known as the Lord's Day, for the reading of Scriptures and exhortation. Its evidence of the early Church's recognition of Sunday as a significant day of worship

@Akdogs2020

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@DUZCO10 I pray that you are willing to study more to see the truth that the Bible teaches we should remember the Sabbath on the same day our God sanctified it to be a holy day, apart from the others and the same day He also rested.

If God rests on Saturday, I will rest him too.

@thechristianlife

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He set the example, and we get to follow. What a great example, resting :D

@DUZCO10

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Your Bible must be broken “And upon the FIRST DAY OF THE WEEK, when the disciples came together to break bread, Paul preached unto them, ready to depart on the morrow; and continued his speech until midnight.” KJV

@elpatriotamexicano

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@@DUZCO10 .....The Bible is not broken. Reading comprehension is a skill that not all of us have and we have to learn how to develop it instead of trying to change the biblical message to suit our convenience. Blessings brother.

@DUZCO10

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@@elpatriotamexicano peace be with you. Yes but his Bible appears to be broken. If yours works read Acts 20 7. Or 1 Corinthians 16 2: The 1st day of the week is SUNDAY Christian history confirms this is the day of worship

@elpatriotamexicano

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​@@DUZCO10 ....Hi brother, I use to rest on Sundays also, but then I realize that the commandments were written by God himself and God rested the Saturday, so I will follow God and not men for my salvation. At the end the salvation comes from accepting Jesuschrist sacrifice and not from my works, because Im a sinner. So for me it does not matter if I rest Saturday, but I will thank God for his inmense grace by obeying his commandments. By the way I talk to my boss and I asked for Saturday off due to religious beleives and he said yes. So I work from Monday to Friday now. God bless you.

On the sabbath they were to stay in their house and lock their doors they weren't even allowed to go to the temple you should rest on Saturday go to worship any other day for if you go to church on Saturday the pastor is working

@sharonsalami3788

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Luke 4: 16 (NKJV) And as His custom was, He went into the synagogue on the Sabbath day, and stood up to read.

@jessegross1760

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@@sharonsalami3788 yes new testament v old testament