Gods law vs the law of moses
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.
In my personal journey studying the differences between God's law and the traditions that have arisen over time, I've found the topic of the Sabbath especially compelling. The original commandment in the Bible designates the seventh day—the Sabbath—as a holy rest day, appointed directly by God to honor Him. However, as this article points out, over centuries, human traditions have shifted this sacred rest day to Sunday, often linked back to historical decrees by Emperor Constantine rather than biblical instruction. What resonates deeply is understanding Sunday worship as a human tradition rather than divine command. The article’s emphasis on the phrase “Come out of her, my people” emphasizes a call to return to authentic worship practices that reflect God's intentions. For many believers, honoring the Sabbath on Saturday is not just about resting; it is a sign of loyalty and faithfulness to God’s law. The image OCR content mentioning “The Repairer of the breach” reminds me of the importance of restoring what has been broken or lost in spiritual practice. This restoration involves recognizing how the original commandments were changed over time and making conscious choices to align daily life with God’s law rather than man-made traditions. Additionally, the article’s reference to Psalms 119:126 highlights the need for divine intervention when laws are ignored or voided by society. This resonates in modern faith communities who seek to uphold biblical principles amid changing cultural norms. By observing the seventh-day Sabbath, believers embrace a rhythm that directs thoughts and affections toward the Creator, fostering deeper devotion. Through my experience and study, I’ve realized that understanding this distinction goes beyond theology; it affects how one lives, worships, and interacts with the world. Recognizing the historical context behind Sunday worship and intentionally choosing Sabbath observance can be a powerful affirmation of one’s faith. This perspective can guide others seeking a more authentic connection to God’s commandments and a lifestyle grounded in scriptural truth.