From Sabbath to Sunday: A Shift in Tradition and Titles
Mar 23, 2024 ·
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Christianity observes Sunday as its holy day, but why not Saturday, the Ibriy/Hebrew Sabbath? This blog dives into the historical transition and explores the concept of divine titles. We'll unpack...
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Christianity observes Sunday as its holy day, but why not Saturday, the Ibriy/Hebrew Sabbath? This blog dives into the historical transition and explores the concept of divine titles. We'll unpack the origins of Sunday worship and how it came to replace the Sabbath in many Christian traditions. Did early Christians abandon the Sabbath commandment? Or did something else lead to this shift? Then, we'll delve into the meaning behind the word "Lord." Did you know the ancient word Baal, associated with pagan gods, translates to "lord"? We'll explore how some Christians view the title "Lord" in relation to God and if there are preferred alternatives. Join us as we explore this fascinating intersection of history, tradition, and theological interpretation.
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