I Am the Repairer of the breach
LAST MESSAGE of Gods extended mercy of love, GOING OUT INTO ALL THE WORLD
COME OUT OF HER MY PEOPLE!
The mark of the beast is a prominent religious system and about worship,
and God is calling his faithful ones out of (her = church false religious system) in Bible prophecy
which is SUNday worship! according to the 4th commandment God
Instituted the 7th day as the Holy day of rest , but man has transferred
The Holy rest day to the 1st day of the week sun worship which became the traditions of men over Gods Holy commandment
the 4th commandment says But the 7th day is the sabbath of the Lord your God = our Saturday.
Sunday was another work day in the Roman Empire. On March 7, 321,
however, Roman Emperor Constantine 1 a man ,but not of
God changed the commandment and issued a civil decree making Sunday a day of rest from labor, stating: All judges and city
people and the craftsmen shall rest upon the venerable day Of the SUN , = Sunday worship.
Psalms 119: 126 It is time for thee Lord to work ,for they have made void thy LAW
It's xavier echavarria the Repairer of the breach, the restorer of paths to dwellin.
Had the 7th day sabbath been universally
Kept according to the 4th commandment man's thoughts
and affections would have been lead to the creator as the object of worship and
thier would have never been an idoliter ,atheist or an infidel
The keeping of the 7th day
sabbath is a sign of loyalty to the true God.
The discussion about the seventh-day Sabbath versus Sunday worship remains a vital topic for many Christians today, rooted deeply in biblical teachings and historical developments. According to the Fourth Commandment in the Bible, God established the seventh day as a holy day of rest—a Sabbath to honor the Creator. Traditionally, this day corresponds to Saturday, a day set apart for worship and cessation from labor. Historically, Sunday was considered just another workday in the Roman Empire until Emperor Constantine I, who was not a follower of God as per the article's view, enacted a civil decree on March 7, 321 AD. This decree legally obligated rest on Sunday—the day of the sun—transforming it into a day of worship and rest for judges, city people, and craftsmen. This shift, seen as a human tradition, replaced the divine institution of the seventh-day Sabbath and became widespread among Christian communities. This replacement has significant theological implications. The original Sabbath was meant to be a sign of loyalty and covenant between God and His people, directing their devotion and affection to the Creator. The article suggests that if the seventh-day Sabbath had been universally observed, it would have prevented idolatry, atheism, and infidelity by keeping the focus on God’s law. Today, many religious groups emphasize a return to this biblical practice, calling the faithful to 'come out of her, my people,' referring to separation from false systems promoting Sunday worship. The 'mark of the beast' symbolism within Bible prophecy often relates to religious systems that mandate Sunday worship, contrasting with God's command. Sabbath observance, then, is not merely about rest but about restoring the original pathway of worship to God. It is a testament of faithfulness, recognizing God as the ultimate Creator and Lawgiver. For many believers, embracing the seventh-day Sabbath today is about honoring God’s law fully and serving as a witness in a world where traditional practices sometimes conflict with biblical commands. Understanding these historical and doctrinal contexts enriches one's spiritual walk and aligns with a desire to obey divine instructions fully, following the example of those called 'repairers of the breach'—who seek to restore faith and adherence to biblical truths in contemporary times.