Connie Mason-Bennett
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Hi, guys —
- Seeing that the Hebrews used a (lunar|solar) calendar to calculate Feast Days and Sabbaths, can you please give me historical evidence that the Saturday Sabbath, that the Seventh Day Adventist use as a basis for their worship day, as the seventh day of the week, is incorrect?
From what I understand Rome, as a group, did not use a seven day week until around 321 A.D.
Please help!
Connie
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Can you provide evidence that the Sabbath which the Seventh Day Adventist's use is incorrect? }
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Mary Ann replied:
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Hi, Connie —
Everyone uses a seven day week, except for Napoleon who tried to have a ten day week.
The question is about not the week, but the Sabbath. There is a new Sabbath, the Lord's Day,
the Day of the New Creation, prophesied in the Old Testament, which began with the Resurrection of Christ.
Here is an additional resource from our colleagues at Catholic Answers.
Mary Ann
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