Comments by W.
>I am a baptized Seventh-day Adventist. I read your statements and agree with
most of them. You made a statement that if the sabbath is not worshiped on saturday
that the punishment is death. This statement is false. God does not refuse entrance
into the kingdom if the sabbath is not worshiped. The way into the kingdom is by
the type of life that is lead. There will be many different people in the kingdom not
just Seventh-day Adventists. I direct you to our founding evangelist
Ellen G. White’s writing for a better understanding to what we believe.
My reply
Dear W.,
Thanks for your comments about the Sabbath page.
>You made a statement that if the sabbath is
>not worship on Saturday that the punishment
>is death. This statement is false.
I didn’t say worship, I said it must be kept — as I said on my Sabbath page in the
following:
On the Sabbath page my comment was:
A lot of people are keeping the 1st day of the week as their Sabbath which according
to the Bible has to be the 7th day of the week. If the Sabbath is not kept on the 7th day
of the week it is a sin and that person deserves the death penalty according to the Bible.
One of the verses I based this on was the following:
Exodus 31:15
15 Six days may work be done; but in the seventh [is] the sabbath of rest, holy to the
LORD: whosoever doeth [any] work in the sabbath day, he shall surely be put to death.
What do you think this verse actually says?
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