O molni mwthangnaisa Jisu diba oh molni mwthangnaisa Jisu ni mwng kwtal se Holy spirit mwng bujikha Abo wngkha Khwichang bwphang rotomfuru phyny New name phola kwtharni molni mwthangnaisa norok tbk sajla molni mwthangnaisano c suri tgkho buka c bla Hink norok jehova kaitor ni mwngbai suridi haiyada kobor c bla oh leader ba Just Kunu saimanya ta haino wngtgta na jisu christo bo motha oh sabath rok songchaba siyada norok kaitor ni motha c Church of god simi c Oh swngcharni kubuino Sirio tmni hink Hosea 3:5 oh samani israilrok paithakni dowd no c rutuknai hinui samani aah dowd le sabo abo wngkha Last ni adam wngwi phyny dowd Jisu ni ministry 40 years complete khyna nangnai bo haiphano bo only 3 years c khayu tei 37 years le sabo complete khynysa ngda khyny abo norokba siya tutui bwka banokbaikha ta bororokno Baptist wngkha martin Luther c tubuwo abo wmgkha rum ni pope ni busla bujikha babilon c joto norok kaitorni mothani bade mwtai hamya toksa toktui rok tgma jaga aah jaga c saitan jisu mwngbai suri ri acting khytgo tbk saljani molni bini mwngbai chwng tei mwthangjakya Chwmg tbk mwng kwtal new name bai c mwthangjaknai Bebak molo oh mwthangnaisa tgo god gave us in three age in 6000 years redemption Saimaya khe phaidi dowd bobisot bani prophecy poririwano 666 rok bebak
Jisu ni example tma sunday uo dh bu service khy, jisu kono din uo sunday service khya nirok tma sunday uo service khy tgkha ba if you love Jesus and follow please keep Sabbath luke 4:16
While the Bible doesn't explicitly command Sunday worship, several passages strongly suggest it became the norm for early Christians: Acts 20:7: "On the first day of the week, when we were gathered together to break bread, Paul talked with them, intending to depart on the next day, and he prolonged his speech until midnight." This passage describes a clear pattern of Christians gathering on Sunday for teaching, fellowship, and the Lord's Supper. 1 Corinthians 16:2: "On the first day of every week, each of you is to put something aside and store it up, as he may prosper, so that there will be no collecting when I come." This suggests a regular practice of Sunday gathering for financial giving, likely tied to worship. Revelation 1:10: "I was in the Spirit on the Lord's Day, and I heard behind me a loud voice like a trumpet..." This verse refers to Sunday as "the Lord's Day," connecting it to the resurrection of Christ and establishing its significance for Christians
