Old Testament Superstition

We mean the foolish and heretical notion that there is residual value of any kind in Jewish ordinances from Moses and Mt. Sinai e.g. tabernacle furniture, the Sabbath, infant baptism, etc. Satan has mounted for nearly 2000 years a comprehensive campaign to dishonor Jesus Christ and redirect and distract Bible believers from the better covenant, ordinances, and promises of the New Testament. We stand rigorously opposed to any backsliding to Moses’ beggarly religion.

Many Sabbatarians who find our website and appreciate our bold Bible positions on many subjects ask why we do not keep the fourth commandment about the seventh day of the week. We appreciate the question, but there are very plain and powerful Bible answers that require us to worship Jesus Christ on the first day.

Because it was for the Jews only from Mt. Sinai to the resurrection of Jesus Christ. No one had heard of it before Moses came down from Mt. Sinai with the Ten Commandments (Moses wrote Genesis 2:1-3 in the context of Mt. Sinai about 2500 years after creation!). No true Christian kept the seventh day after the Lord’s resurrection, for the first day of the week had replaced the Jewish Sabbath, which Jesus had nailed to His cross and taken out of the way (Col 2:14-17; Acts 20:7; I Cor 16:1-2; Rev 1:10).

See Also

Short document against Sabbatarianism: What About the Seventh Day?
Sermon and outline against Sabbatarianism: Christian or Sabbatarian?