Articles about Sabbath

To sabbath is to cease, or to rest. God sabbathed – rested – on the seventh day, after creating the universe. Later, God commanded the ancient Israelites to observe a weekly day of rest as a sign and symbol of God’s provision for them… both in creation, and while they traveled in the wilderness after He freed them from slavery in Egypt.

Did Constantine change the Sabbath from Saturday to Sunday? The Edict of Milan is a proclamation by Roman emperor Constantine I, given in 313 AD, that ensured the right of all Roman citizens to worship freely. It also instructed that any property that had been confiscated from Christians should be returned.

This issue has been a sticking point between sabbatarians and the rest of the Body of Christ for some time… but it shouldn’t be. The Bible is very clear on this subject. Let’s ignore for a moment silly arguments about Constantine, or discussions about the new covenant, and focus on God’s purpose for the sabbath.

Buy me a Coffee

Free Newsletter!

Bible Reading Checklist
Visit Awesome Christian Music
Go to top