Yes it is fact the seventh day not the first day
Pentecost Sunday
The Sabbath of the Bible is Saturday. Christians adopted Sunday as their holy day when their cult absorbed the sun-god Mithras, whose day is Sunday, naturally. Christianity also took the Nativity story and many other important images from Mithraism. The Bible did say that Saturday is the Sabbath not Sunday. It says so in the fourth commandment "remember the seventh day to keep it holy". And Saturday is the seventh day, not Sunday. God rested on the seventh day, but Jews rest on Saturday, their sabbath. Christians (are meant to) rest on Sundays. EDIT: I believe that Sunday is the Sabbath, which would explain why Latino Cathloics start their week on monday, just as God did... Now Christians and Catholics celebrate the sabbath on Sunday, and Jews on Saturday, so it depends on how you interpret it, but I feel Sunday is the seventh day... EDIT: Sunday may seem like the seventh day. But if you really think about it, our calender is different from the Jewish calender and our calender states that Saturday is the seventh day, so the fourth commandment may be stating to the day of Saturday as the seventh day. Sunday, even thought Saturday is the 7th day, technically
Sunday
It was a Sunday and the day of the Pearl Harbour bombings.
Trinity Sunday in the Western Church. All Saints in the Eastern Church.
The seventh day of the week aka last day starting with sunday endding with saturday
October 7th, 2012 fell on a Sunday.
7th November 1965 was a Sunday.
October 7th 1984 was a Sunday.
7th of February 1965 was a Sunday.
the lord it says and on the seventh day he restANSWER 2It was the Christian church that designated Sunday as the day of worship, so that it wouldn't be confused with the Jewish sabbath of Saturday. In Judaism, which preceded Christianity, Genesis' seventh day of rest was Saturday.
7th January 1990 was a Sunday.