Charlie Kirk Kept The Sabbath
Charlie Kirk shares how and why he believed in Keeping the Sabbath. A good testimony. Now, what’s your excuse?
Charlie Kirk shares how and why he believed in Keeping the Sabbath. A good testimony. Now, what’s your excuse?
Our Messiah, the Door, who is Lord of the Sabbath, is the one who guards the entrance by which the sheep enter the fold. He is also the guard by which you will enter the Kingdom. In order to enter the Kingdom of Heaven, you must keep the commandments which include the Sabbath and Holy Days.
There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; for anyone who enters God’s rest also rests from his own work, just as God did from his. Let us, therefore, make every effort to enter that rest, so that no one will fall by following their example of disobedience. Hebrews 4:9-11 NIV
Practical advice if you do work on the Sabbath.
Know what are legitimate roles for one to ‘work’ on the Sabbath.
Understand what Yehovah is saying, “Save one day just for me, where you can focus your attention on our being together”.
Blessed is the man who does this, and the son of man who lays hold on it; keeping the sabbath, from defiling it; and keeping his hand from doing any evil. We shall be kept from receiving The Mark of The Beast. We will be keeping the Sabbath day in the future 7th Millenium, too!
The Sabbath can be a day,
a year,
or an appointment/feast day.
Do you know if the Sabbath is a sign, a token, an oath, a seal and a Covenant until the end of time?
Buying and selling, very simply, is a master-servant relationship, where goods or services are paid for and received. To do this on the Sabbath Day or on a Holy Day, where having servants work for us, is clearly prohibited and is to profane the Sabbath by disobeying Yehovah’s direct instructions.
Let us begin by examining some of the words of this item of our marriage covenant with Yehovah. This is the first instruction that begins not with something we are to keep ourselves from, but we are instructed to “remember” something. Do you know what it is? Do you remember it?
Our Saturdays are just like any other day, right? Some work, for others it’s the start of the weekend for shopping, recreation, fun, sport…etc. So what does it mean to “keep the Sabbath Holy”? Set apart?