Is It Wrong To Work On Sunday Because It Is The Sabbath Day? (Page 3)

Remeba d Sabbath Day & kip it holy

Posted: at 27-01-2014 06:11 AM (11 years ago) | Newbie

na Saturday b Sabbath na

Posted: at 27-01-2014 06:27 AM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac

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Posted: at 27-01-2014 07:31 AM (11 years ago) | Newbie

God created everything and on sabbath day HE rested. we should dedicate sabbath day to the worship of God. 6 working day is it not enough why cant you leave one day for your maker.

Posted: at 27-01-2014 09:36 AM (11 years ago) | Upcoming

To me . ...  either first or last day of the week  whatever it is , or  is called be it Friday Saturday or Sunday  doesn't really matter .
I guess the main idea is to balance work with rest.  Also to balance the material quest with spiritual repose in things immanent
So we work weekdays to take care of the material food and take some time off to rest and commune with God - our spiritual and lasting food
The demands of modern times call  for adjustment of our daily or weekly activities as deemed fit . No point being enslaved to archaic ideologies as the world zooms by as Jesus made clear way back then ,So work on the Sabbath day if you must without feeling guilty and no point being hypocritical about it for those who choose not to as this doesn't make you any closer to God than  others  who dont

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Posted: at 27-01-2014 11:22 AM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac

It is not wrong to work on sunday....it depends on what you believe in....Sunday simply means Sun’s day” ...it is a homage to the sun...While different societies start the week on different days—usually Sunday or Monday

Lets start with Monday, which was named for the moon. It could be translated as “Moon’s day”. This homage to the moon can be seen in several other languages as well. In Latin, it’s “dies lunae”, or “day of the moon”. In ancient Greek, “hemera selenes”, which means the same thing. In more modern languages, Monday is “lunes” in Spanish and “lundi” in French, both of which come from the root word for moon—”luna” and “lune” in each respective language.

Tuesday is the first to be named after a god. It was named for Tiu, or Twia, a lesser-known god of war and the sky from the English/Germanic pantheon. He is also associated with the Norse god Tyr, who was a defender god in Viking mythology. However, Tuesday does not translate the same in other languages. In Latin, it’s “dies Martis” or “Day of Mars” and in ancient Greek it’s “hemera Areos” or “day of Ares”. Both Mars and Ares were gods of war like Tyr and they lent their names to day of the week translations for other modern languages. Tuesday is “martes” in Spanish and “mardi” in French, both named for the Roman god Mars.

Wednesday can be translated as “Woden’s day”. Woden, associated with the Norse god Odin, was the chief god and leader of the wild hunt in Anglo-Saxon mythology. Directly translated, “woden” means “violently insane headship”, and does not put one in mind of the best of gods. Unlike the other days of the week, the gods named in the Latin and Greek days of the week – Mercury and Hermes —  are not associated with violent leadership, but with travel, commerce, and theft. Both are messenger gods. It is for Mercury that Spanish and French decided to name Wednesday—”miercoles” and “mercredi” respectively.

Thursday is one of the easiest days to translate, meaning “Thor’s day”. Named for the Norse god of thunder and lightning. Thursday is also associated with Jupiter in Latin (“dies Jovis”) and Zeus in Greek (“hemera Dios”). All three gods are known for their storm-creating abilities, but while the English language took Thor as its god for Thursday, Spanish and French adopted Jupiter instead, naming Thursday “jueves” and “jeudi” which have roots in Jupiter.

Friday is associated with Freya, the Norse goddess of love, marriage, and fertility. The Latin, “dies Veneris”, and the Greek, “hemeres Aphrodite”, call upon the goddesses Venus and Aphrodite instead. The latter two goddesses are also patrons of love and beauty, and all three goddesses are called upon in womanly matters like fertility and childbirth. Following the trend of the other days, Spanish and French adopted Venus for Friday rather than Freya, naming their days “viernes” and “vendredi”.

Saturday in English derives from “Saturn’s day” which was taken from the Latin, “dies Saturni”. Saturn was a Roman god and, over different periods of time, associated with wealth, plenty, and time. The day in Spanish and French (“sabado” and “samedi” respectively) was named simply as it is the Jewish Sabbath- “sabado” deriving from the Latin “sabbatum”, meaning “Sabbath”, and “samedi” deriving from the Old French “samedi”, which in turn comes from the Latin “dies Sabbati”, meaning “Day of the Sabbath”.

Sunday is “Sun’s day”, translated in both Latin (“dies solis”) and Greek (“hemera helio”) as “day of the sun”. Interestingly, in Spanish and French (“domingo” and “dimanche”) it is more closely translated as “Lord’s day” or “Sabbath day”, pointing to more the Christian/Jewish God.

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Posted: at 27-01-2014 11:39 AM (11 years ago) | Hero

Being a Christian isn't just for mouth only. Even you Mr. Poster, if you you had known Christ, u wouldn't have ask this foolish question.

Posted: at 27-01-2014 02:50 PM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac

 

Posted: at 27-01-2014 03:52 PM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac

To me everyday is special and one need to work to make ends meet. But u need to ask urself who gave power to make wealth, and who owns ur life. den if u knw, den obey His instruction. Unless u are doing humanitarian work or life support such as Doctor, Nurses. Remember Jesus also does healing on Sabbath day.

Posted: at 27-01-2014 06:17 PM (11 years ago) | Newbie

Sorry, i know many of u knows dat Sunday is not de Sabbathday
And has not changed from being de first day of de week to 7th day.
And God has neva decreed change Sabbathday to Sunday. For it is:
...Though de havens and earth shall pass away but no jot from law of God
will pass away.
Sabbath is Saturday not sunday. No matter wat reason ur keepin sunday
as a Holy Sabbath is wrong. If u want to keep off of doin a job on Sabbath
it most Saturday. Christ himself did not change it. In his word '' I have not
come to do away de laws and de prophets but to establish them.''
Let us stop misleadin ourselves and others becos of ignorance and
hardeness. Watch de confession of de Church dat made de attempt to
change The Sabbath of The Lord 2 Sunday. God Help Us to find de truth.

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Posted: at 27-01-2014 09:27 PM (11 years ago) | Upcoming