- Daughter of YHVHTeacher, writer, reader"The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom."edit
Estudio bíblico sobre el Shabbat. El sábado es el verdadero día de descanso para los creyentes y seguidores de la Biblia. Jesús guardó el Shabbat y también lo hicieron los apóstoles y la Iglesia en los Hechos. Las fiestas del Señor son... more
Estudio bíblico sobre el Shabbat. El sábado es el verdadero día de descanso para los creyentes y seguidores de la Biblia. Jesús guardó el Shabbat y también lo hicieron los apóstoles y la Iglesia en los Hechos. Las fiestas del Señor son proféticas. Es importante obedecer el cuarto mandamiento así como los otros. El Shabbat es una señal entre YHVH y Su pueblo, y es un mandamiento perpetuo: Guardaremos el Shabbat en el Milenio. Además, Jesús no abolió la Ley, y la Novia necesita entender esto y "escuchar y obedecer", ya que ella es Israel, el pueblo de YHVH. El texto también recorre la Historia para mostrar cómo muchos han guardado el Shabbat en siglos anteriores, y para mostrar que incluso los católicos admiten que el cambio al domingo no está autorizado por la Biblia.
Bible study about the Shabbat. Saturday is the true rest day for Bible believers and Bible followers. Jesus kept the Shabbat and so did the apostles and the Church in Acts. The Feasts of the Lord are profetic. It is important to obey the 4th commandment as well as the others. The Shabbat is a sign between YHVH and His people, and it is a perpetual commandment: We will keep the Shabbat in the Millenium. Besisdes, Jesus did not abolish the Law, and the Bride needs to understand this and "hear and obey", as she is Israel, the people of YHVH. The text also goes through History to show how many have kept the Shabbat in previous centuries, and to show that even Catholics admit that the change to Sunday is not Bible-authorized.
Bible study about the Shabbat. Saturday is the true rest day for Bible believers and Bible followers. Jesus kept the Shabbat and so did the apostles and the Church in Acts. The Feasts of the Lord are profetic. It is important to obey the 4th commandment as well as the others. The Shabbat is a sign between YHVH and His people, and it is a perpetual commandment: We will keep the Shabbat in the Millenium. Besisdes, Jesus did not abolish the Law, and the Bride needs to understand this and "hear and obey", as she is Israel, the people of YHVH. The text also goes through History to show how many have kept the Shabbat in previous centuries, and to show that even Catholics admit that the change to Sunday is not Bible-authorized.
