On day four of Creation Yah created the ‘Seasons’ the Hebrew word here is ‘moedim’ (H4150).   It is translated as ‘seasons’ and is very easy to just gloss over.

Leviticus 23 defines those ‘unimportant’ ‘seasons’ and we find that those Moed are called by Christians ‘the Jewish feasts’ and are deemed to be irrelevant…..

Irrelevant? Something created by Yah on the fourth day of Creation?

The first of the Moedim is the seventh day; every seventh day is set aside as a day of rest, meditation and meeting together.   But Christians set aside the first day (Sunday) as Sabbath, as did the pagans in Rome, but even the word Sabbath is rooted in the Hebrew word for seven (sheva).   A moed is an appointment, and in the cases we are talking about, these are our appointments with Yah.   Imagine going to an interview with your Boss on Sunday when the appointment was on Saturday, and when in company regulations it specifically states that Saturday is the set apart day….

There is no mention of going to ‘church’ on either Saturday or Sunday, going to the ‘Temple’ was a pagan thing; and a day of taxing the people to pay for the easy living of Priests, Vicars, Rabbis and Pastors.

Ours is a personal relationship with Yah and on Sabbath we rest, commune with Yah and meet together to enjoy the company of fellow believers.

Christians say that Sunday Sabbath is acceptable, but I can show you a better way…..

Yah Created Sabbath on the seventh day and ordered that we keep it thus, this was changed by ‘men’ starting with Constantine, Justin Martyr, Ignatius and Eusebius.   Which of these was given authority by Yah to change the day of rest defined on the fourth day of Creation itself?

This is a form of religion which denies the Power thereof…..

The Boss tells you to meet with Him on Saturday, but you decide to go t the rendezvous on Sunday, what happens?   NOTHING, it is an empty day, the Boss is not there……

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