I don't know the exact date the 7th day took place. Neither do you. It is Hubris to claim that you do.
What are you even talking about. Here is the question I asked in response to whether I placed myself in the Labeled Boxes created by this world's religious businesses and sects to demean and belittle those who do not adopt the philosophies of their religious philosophers.
"If I call Jesus Lord, Lord, but reject God's Judgments and many of His commandments, create images of God in the likeness of anything, create my own high days and sabbaths, and refuse to "Live by" God's Word, then I don't think it would matter much to God or Jesus, if I was a Trinitarian or not."
I wasn't even talking to you, but here is your response anyway, which I have heard before from mainstream preachers of this world.
I'm not claiming to know when the sabbath actually takes place in the context of God's appointment of such. I have no idea. You don't either.
Clearly you were saying you couldn't or didn't know what day of the week God appointed as His Sabbath, and that I didn't either.
Are you really now going to say, with a straight place, that we were discussing "when" in history God created the world?
The issue for me now is discerning, are you a deceiver trying to cleverly change the entire core of the argument to somehow save face? Which of course someone claiming to be my superior in all things God, as you do, should certainly know what day of the week God's Sabbath falls. Or are you simply mentally handicapped to the point that you are not able to comprehend or maintain a coherent conversation about what is written in Scriptures. A fascinating dilemma to be sure and one that I must be careful to ponder.
I also do not know the exact data that Christ was Crucified. It is hubris to claim that you do.
God has shown me how to find the anniversary of what HE calls "Passover", and therefore I can find the exact day every year, of the anniversary of this Holy Day which HE instructs His People to remember to observe. It's because I believe in God, and trust His Words, that I know these things, not "hubris". Where is it written that I should or need to know what year in the history of the planet that God created His Sabbath, or what year the mainstream preachers of this world murdered Jesus? Did God not say that both occurred "from the foundation of the world"?
If you're going to claim you know such things then provide proof that establishes such. You don't have it. I know you don't have it. I had the apologetic argument with those who deny God many times before.
You are creating as imaginary issue, then arguing against it. You engage in this practice all the time. Are you aware of this, or do you lack the capacity to understand?
I have never claimed to know what you are speaking to. If you can provide evidence to the contrary, please do.
I tell what I do know. Christ is my Sabbath. My rest. Jesus is my peace.
Well, this certainly sounds religious, and very churchy. But the Jesus "of the Bible" never said, implied or even suggested that HE
was or is God's Holy Sabbath. He did say HE is Lord of God's Holy Sabbath, and HE honored His Father in obedience to God's Holy Sabbath Commandment, as did His Apostles after Him, including Paul. And HE did tell me to "Keep God's Commandments".
I would only promote that men place their trust in "Every Word that proceeds from the mouth of God", as the Jesus "of the Bible" instructs, and not the flashy religious bumper stickers and slogans used to promote this world's religious businesses.
But we are all free to choose as we please.
Go ahead and keep looking for another. I'll stick with Jesus. Enjoy your search. This life is the only heaven you will know. Judgement awaits your denial of the sufficiency of Jesus Christ in all things.
It is because I believe in the sufficiency of the Jesus "of the Bible" in all things, that I don't bow down to the religious sects and businesses of this world or succumb to your perpetual judgments against all who don't adopt your specific religious philosophy.