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technically, the sabbath is sundown fri to sundown satIf you're Jewish, use Fri-Sat.
If you're Christian, use Sunday. But don't down someone else for their choice of days to worship.
No. I'm not doing that. I'm just curious as to which one is correct.
good point re. arctic circle.technically, the sabbath is sundown fri to sundown satIf you're Jewish, use Fri-Sat.
If you're Christian, use Sunday. But don't down someone else for their choice of days to worship.
No. I'm not doing that. I'm just curious as to which one is correct.
but there are places where there is no "up/down"(arctic circle) and some Jews go by 5 pm to 5 pm
but the sabbath is always on sat based on the sundown to sundown
anyone calling sunday the sabbath isnt really understanding the fact that God doesnt change
I thought it depends on how you count the days in the week!
Some start with Sunday others with Monday--and maybe some start on Friday??
and does it matter edit: (which day you choose?)
and does it matter edit: (which day you choose?)
What if I want to choose Every Day?
and does it matter edit: (which day you choose?)
What if I want to choose Every Day?
lol
take it easy every day. sounds good.
What if I want to choose Every Day?
lol
take it easy every day. sounds good.
um, thats not really what the sabbath is about
that may be what it has become
What if I want to choose Every Day?
lol
take it easy every day. sounds good.
um, thats not really what the sabbath is about
that may be what it has become
why?lol
take it easy every day. sounds good.
um, thats not really what the sabbath is about
that may be what it has become
i know. I should be SDA so I can watch all the NFL games on sunday.
well, the ability to "kindle a fire" sure would make things more restful when it comes to cookinglol
take it easy every day. sounds good.
um, thats not really what the sabbath is about
that may be what it has become
well, that depends on how you look at it. it's supposed to be a day of rest, no?
well, the ability to "kindle a fire" sure would make things more restful when it comes to cooking
um, thats not really what the sabbath is about
that may be what it has become
well, that depends on how you look at it. it's supposed to be a day of rest, no?
lol
well, the ability to "kindle a fire" sure would make things more restful when it comes to cooking
um, thats not really what the sabbath is about
that may be what it has become
well, that depends on how you look at it. it's supposed to be a day of rest, no?
lol
i knowwell, the ability to "kindle a fire" sure would make things more restful when it comes to cookingwell, that depends on how you look at it. it's supposed to be a day of rest, no?
lol
you're not supposed to cook. you prepare in advance. lol..
i knowwell, the ability to "kindle a fire" sure would make things more restful when it comes to cooking
lol
you're not supposed to cook. you prepare in advance. lol..
but i like HOT food
LOL
exactlyi knowyou're not supposed to cook. you prepare in advance. lol..
but i like HOT food
LOL
you could order pizza, but then you would be making someone else work on the sabbath.
good point re. arctic circle.technically, the sabbath is sundown fri to sundown satNo. I'm not doing that. I'm just curious as to which one is correct.
but there are places where there is no "up/down"(arctic circle) and some Jews go by 5 pm to 5 pm
but the sabbath is always on sat based on the sundown to sundown
anyone calling sunday the sabbath isnt really understanding the fact that God doesnt change
but if god doesn't change, should we keep all the leviticus laws. ie. pork?
In Hebrew the book is called Vayikra (Hebrew: ויקראliterally "and He called",[3] from the first word of the Hebrew text, in line with the other four books of the Greek in the 3rd century BCE to produce the Septuagint, the name given was biblion to Levitikon (Greek: βιβλίον το Λευιτικόν
i knowwell, the ability to "kindle a fire" sure would make things more restful when it comes to cooking
lol
you're not supposed to cook. you prepare in advance. lol..
but i like HOT food
LOL
i dont think that is allowed eitheri knowyou're not supposed to cook. you prepare in advance. lol..
but i like HOT food
LOL
Buy a crock pot, fill it with stuff like stew, chili, or whatever you like, turn it on before Shabbat starts, and turn it off when Shabbat is over.
Hot food for the whole time!
