Rethinking the Sabbath encourages us to consider its true purpose. Is it merely about the strict observance of rules, or is it a sacred privilege to deepen our divine relationship? Are the precepts and principles of the Sabbath relevant to the lives of New Covenant Christians? How does Jesus’ fulfillment of the Law reshape our perception and observance of the Sabbath? In what way does the profound significance of the Cross reveal the deeper meaning of the Sabbath?

Furthermore, did the early Christians in the Book of Acts shift their Sabbath observance from the traditional seventh day to the first day, recognizing it as the Lord’s Day? Did the Roman Church truly alter the Sabbath? And why does a Conference Division within the Seventh-day Adventist Church, which remains in good standing with the General Conference, officially observe Sunday as the Sabbath day?

These reflections bring us to a longstanding debate in Christianity: Which day should be observed as the Sabbath? The answer, deeply rooted in Scripture yet often overlooked, may offer an unexpected revelation. Ultimately, the biblical insights into these questions have the potential to enlighten, transform, and enrich your spiritual journey in remarkable ways.