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Not "a day", but the 7th day (the only day of the week that has been sanctified and blessed by YHWH).

Jeremiah said "Torah" would be written on hearts and minds under the NC. Torah includes all Ten Commandments.

The worship aspect of the Sabbath is secondary to the rest aspect. We can worship YHWH seven days a week, but we must rest on the 7th day.

Learn to write clearly so people can understand you. Unfulfilled shadows continue whether you believe it or not. "...We continue living under the reality" are indeed straight forward words. When the reality comes, we live under it. I thought even you believed that. Or is it that you...

If it was fulfilled at that time, why did people continue to keep it? The fulfillment is actually in Revelation 21:3 which will occur during the Millennium. Yeshua's Father, Almighty YHWH will fulfill it.

Christ is NOT the shadow. Therefore, when I wrote, "... causing the shadow to cease.", I meant exactly that; the shadow ceases, but the reality does not. We continue living under the reality. Please don't twist my words. I have no desire to destroy any shadow. It is Christians that destroy...

This is totally untrue. Every feast has an ongoing or future fulfillment. Unleavened Bread is ongoing as we are to get rid of leaven daily. Pentecost has been partially fulfilled via the former rain leading to the fulfillment of one of the two wave loaves offered on that day. The latter rain is...

What is WC?

Why do you use the word "ritual" for the feasts (annual sabbaths), but "obligation" for the weekly Sabbath? The Bible never calls them rituals, but "appointed times", "statutes", and "commanded". It calls the Day of Atonement a "Sabbath of rest" (Shabbat shabbaton). They are obligations as long...

I totally agree with these words by Ellen G. White. The "testimony" of Isaiah 8:20 refers to the Ten Commandments. The "law" in that verse refers to Torah or the rest of YHWH's commandments, including His holy Feast Days. Concerning the seven annual sabbaths and holy convocations known...

Of course I am. The word is not found in Scripture. If you have a non-secular definition, why didn't you just give it?

Merriam Webster's number 1 definition of "cult" is: : a religion regarded as unorthodox or spurious. Judaism regards Christianity as an unorthodox and spurious religion. Therefore, Christianity is a cult in their eyes. In fact, every religion is a cult as viewed by another religion. The "cult"...

I agree with everything you wrote except "doctrines". Doctrines are very important and our Father looks for who is believing the truth (correct doctrines) (John 4:23-24). We cannot separate truth and doctrines. If we do not have correct doctrines, then we don't have the truth on that particular...

Revelation 17:5 And upon her forehead was a name written, MYSTERY, BABYLON THE GREAT, THE MOTHER OF HARLOTS AND ABOMINATIONS OF THE EARTH.?

You choose to play word games instead of addressing the issue of taking things out of context and deception.

I changed my wording for you so you can't get out of replying that easily. Please address this version. Surely you just???? Not one of those quotes has anything to do with a fictitious place called purgatory where dead people's souls are alive and awaiting their release through the prayers or...

Surely you just???? Not one of those quotes has anything to do with a fictitious place called purgatory where dead people's souls are alive and awaiting their release through the prayers or money of the living. John 20:21-23 says nothing about forgiving people that died and are in purgatory...

Since you seem knowledgeable about your church's history, please provide a link or quote from its early history concerning indulgences. I would like to know when it first began and what was taught about it from your Catholic sources.

Interesting. In your posts following this one you defend yourself against calling people "liars", but here you call me "stupid". I am not stupid. Your false teaching is stupid. It is obvious that Judas M. believed in the resurrection of the dead, not the release of souls in purgatory. He...

I am not SDA, nor did I say anything about "the soul". If the "soul" doesn't die, then it is not dead. Therefore, prayers for the "dead" are not directed to living souls in purgatory, but on behalf of dead people in the grave.