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What is the Purest meaning of the Word Sabbath

FHMI-0250Shane Vaughn2016-11-22Sermon Transcript

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  • (primary) Ezekiel 20:12
  • (secondary) Genesis 1:8
  • (secondary) Acts 5:29
  • (secondary) Exodus 31:13
  • (secondary) Ezekiel 22:26
  • (secondary) Exodus 20:8
  • (secondary) Leviticus 18:3
  • (secondary) Leviticus 18:4
  • (secondary) Leviticus 19:26
  • (secondary) Deuteronomy 7:25
  • (secondary) Deuteronomy 7:26
  • (secondary) Psalm 1:2
  • (secondary) Job 24:1
  • (secondary) Matthew 11:28
  • (secondary) Hebrews 4:9
  • (secondary) Genesis 2:2–3Genesis 2:2-3

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Summary This message seeks to define the Sabbath as the fixed seventh day established by Yahweh rather than merely a day of worship or rest. Vaughn argues that Scripture identifies the Sabbath as a perpetual covenant sign and that believers should observe the seventh day rather than substitute another day based on human tradition. The sermon also connects the weekly Sabbath to the coming millennial kingdom and emphasizes separation from pagan customs and religious practices. Core doctrine Sabbath

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This message seeks to define the Sabbath as the fixed seventh day established by Yahweh rather than merely a day of worship or rest. Vaughn argues that Scripture identifies the Sabbath as a perpetual covenant sign and that believers should observe the seventh day rather than substitute another day based on human tradition. The sermon also connects the weekly Sabbath to the coming millennial kingdom and emphasizes separation from pagan customs and religious practices.

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