But the change of the day of worship, and the obligations, as to rest and whatnot, are indicated by Jesus through His Church. The Scripture was never intended to be an all inclusive encyclopedia of Christian practice and belief. Even the Scripture clearly indicates that in numerous places. Jesus established His Church, and gave the command to go out and preach. No where he did indicate that they should sit down and write a Bible, The Bible was written as part of their preaching.
So the change, as much as there was, was spelled out by the Church, not the Scripture; and by the very fact that Jesus fulfilled the old covenant and established the new covenant-which is defined and preached by the Church.
The Jews were the only ones commanded to keep the Sabbath.
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The Vedas are the oldest known texts in Vedic scripture. These are ancient texts written in India and are supposedly direct messages from the gods interpreted and scribed by humans.
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The Vedas are the oldest known texts in Vedic scripture. These are ancient texts written in India and are supposedly direct messages from the gods interpreted and scribed by humans.
New York will probably feel the effects of Hurricane Irene on Sunday, but it is not certain if it will be a direct hit.
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The NFL Sunday Ticket is actually a cable service. It is provided by the cable provider Direct TV. The NFL Sunday Ticket is a subscription that gives they paying cable user viewing access to all Sunday games, not including Sunday night.
Fossils are direct evidence of evolution; that populations of organisms have changed over time.
It is clear from Scripture that they are the direct servants of God so it would appear that they do only what they are told. Scripture does not tell us who angels really are, where they come from or what discretionary authority they have. However we are told that when we leave this world we "are like angels in Heaven".