Paul: Before Felix & Agrippa | Pentecost to Patmos | Episode 11 | Lineage 

Our job is to help them understand, in a Christlike manner.

Sure you can ask

@@bobbi2235 Me; I must ask. For posting. Me; I must ask. Did we discuss this already? Doesn't this mean Ellen is saying; Sunday AOK? Ellen White. Desire of Ages. All days are Gods; in which to carry out His plans for the human race. Him; My answer to this has been consistent throughout. All days were created by God, making them His. But there is only one day that was sanctified and set aside for weekly worship, which is the seventh day. Mrs. White does not differ with that view. Me; Sabbath wasn't sanctified. Sorry to point that out. In which to carry out His plans for the human race, means what? Im taking another look at Ex 20:11 Does sanctified; look like strictly a Genesis word? If so; Sabbath isn't sanctified. Him; Genesis 2:3. You must read a different Bible than I do. His plan for the human race has always been to bring them home to the relationship with Him that He always intended, until Adam and Eve chose differently. Me; I read King Jim Him; The Bible is one book. I know you choose to look at it differently, which is your right. Me; Sanctified is a Gen 2:3 word. Sabbath is not a Genesis word. Im trying to determine that Ellen's quote; can be easily mistaken for her condoning Sunday. In which to carry out His plan for the human race. Seems to mean; Sunday too. Im sorry if your upset. Thank you for these continued communications. Him; Not upset. Just don't agree with your conclusions. Me; My "God"; man! My conclusions couldn't be more obvious. Please answer about the 2nd part of her statement? And if it makes you feel any better; I'm not exactly too popular right now with these videos. Him; Your conclusions are yours and only yours. Not even the Catholic Church, who changed the day to Sunday, agree with you. But, you have the freedom to believe as you choose. I already responded to the last part of her statement. Look back to my previous texts. Me; This does make for an interesting phenomenon. A Sunday agreer at Lev 23:11. Then a Sunday denier; who claims the Catholics changed the day. Back in the days of Jacob Gibbs; even he admitted, Christians kept Sunday; since before the 1st pope. Him; Check the Catholic catechism. They are the ones who claim to have changed the day. Even they acknowledge that the Sabbath is Saturday. Me; They can claim it all they want. 1st I seem to have Ex 12:16; and Lev 23:11-21; and NOW I also seem to have even Ellen's; Ellen White. Desire of Ages. All days are Gods; in which to carry out His plans for the human race. Ellen accidentally admits to Sunday? Pentecost day? The very day when the wave sheaf was to be presented before the Lord? How close is this the resurrection "Sunday"? It just keeps getting sweeter and sweeter; for Sunday. Is this "resurrection" Sunday? Is it enough; to be easily mistaken for resurection "Sunday"? Or is the Adventist correct? "This is talking about the day in reference to Christ's being in the tomb. That year the Passover did coincide with the Sabbath. That's why it was referred to as a high Sabbath."

@@SabbatarianSundayer. I go by the Ten Commandments the fourth one where we are commanded by God to keep the 7th day holy!

@@bobbi2235 can you tell me the days of Ex 12:16; Lev 23:11-21?

@@SabbatarianSundayer. they are talking about the feast days. They are extra Sabbaths that the Lord gave us to keep besides the 7th day Sabbath

You are a citizen of some country arent you?

The only reason Paul appealed to Caesar was not only to bring awareness and revelation to Caesar, but to the remainder of the known world. The Roman courts were the loud-hailer, while Caesar (possibly unbeknownst to himself), was the vehicle.

@@astutik8909 Heaven

@@astutik8909 The Country of Abraham. Just a Stranger

@@okellojeremy2700 or nigeria lol

What do you mean by the legacy of Jesus?

@@JanetJenks-fq2fo Sorry, an earlier response got lost. I f earned about the concept and empirical power of legacy with the PIRGs, founded by Ralph Nader but not promoting that connection to avoid stereotyping and scapegoating. The idea is also the importance of individuals in history. Newton is famous, and often thought of as the founder of modern physics, his legacy. Freud as founder of modern psychotherapy. Mary Baker Wddy as founder of Christian, with her legacy in the New Thought movement. And so, studying bio anthro, psychology, and more, more scholars have revealed how people learn and transmit, and build cultrual in historical sociology, etc. Piaget et al revealed how people do that cognitively, plus, in constructivism. Jesus' legacy is what I honed in on as I studied the origins of modern social movements and Universities. A simple sketch of major landmark people goes like this, " Jesus' legacy in Unicersity-based, Civil Rights democratic, market economic, social movement, UN human rights, with specific people central to each landmark, but all using Jesus' core values except significantly for rhe antisocial market economic. The monk T Aquinas at the U of Paris, T Jefferson, George Fox/Marg Fell et al, Robert Owen, and FD and Eleanor Roosevelt are those centelral figures. All in Jesus' legacy. And the interfaith Gandhi.....