Actually, the 7th day is Saturday. However, Christians have gone to church on Sunday for many years because Jesus rose from the dead on a Sunday.
It's no bother to God that we go to church. He created us to worship/glorify him, so he likes it when we go to church. It's not work if he's being honored. When we pray, it doesn't bother him, either. We can pray any day of the week, and not just Sundays.
2006-11-05 09:13:15
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answered by RJoy 2
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I were doing study in this topic. Now i visit percentage with you what I have stumbled on out. there have been very many alternative calendars, and how time became kept, for the previous 3000 or so years. So, as a thanks to charm to close what's actual the seventh day of the week, you'll want to charm to close what per week became decrease back then. The calendar is an invention of guy, Which has been and is used to save music of the days, months and years, and seasons. Are they precise? I have found something that guy has forgotten about alongside time in the past, and that is been less than our noses the entire time. What became the first Calendar? Who made it? the answer is found in Genesis a million: 14. Have we been following the right calendar for 3000 + years? If we are following any calendar different then the origional one, then no. The earth and moon and solar and stars all play an element in determining the days, months, years, and seasons. So, with todays calendar, i'd strongly imagine None human beings have the right sabbath day. because we are utilising a calendar it really is faulty. nonetheless doing study.
2016-11-28 19:43:18
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answered by nastasi 4
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Good point. God wasn't resting, he was relaxing watching football. Then when everyone started going to church on Sundays, he had to invent Monday Night Football to get some peace and quite.
2006-11-05 09:07:09
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answered by Anonymous
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Well, we are not sure it was Sunday that was the 7th day (some people don't believe that it was 24 hour days) but we observe Sunday as the day Christ rose from the dead. It doesn't bother God for people to go to "His house" to worship Him.
2006-11-05 09:05:34
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answered by newcovenant0 5
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God rested on the 7th day and he still is resting everything was complete. God loves to inhabit the prasie of his people so we arn't bothering him by worshipping him on Sunday. And God encorages us to ferverently pray thru Jesus for good things, for our leaders,the peace of Isreal, and for his Kingdom to come. So we aren't bothering Him. He loves to hear from his people. By the way prayers go unanswered for these reasons:the person has sin in their life,the person doesn't need what they are asking for,or they aren't ready for what they are asking for.
2006-11-05 14:18:17
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answered by yellabanana77 4
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God's rest , and Sunday which is the first day of the week, are two different topics
2006-11-05 09:05:10
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answered by rangedog 7
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actually the 7th day is Saturday. the reason why we go to Church on Sunday is because its the Sabbath day and the 3rd commandment is keep the Sabbath day holy so we go to Church to praise gods work and to keep Sabbath holy so truthfully we don't bother him cause we don't go the day of rest.
2006-11-05 09:11:51
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answered by Anonymous
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The Roman Catholics; in order to gain power, they formed a partnership with Rome. They took ALL of the pagan holy days, gods, feasts, and festivals, and gave them 'christian' names, thereby making 'christian' paganism. Some of the holy pagan days are: Sunday, Dec 25, Lent, Good Friday, Ash Wednesday, Easter, just to name but a very few.
2006-11-05 09:11:36
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answered by Anonymous
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The same reason that God often bothers us in the middle of the night; If you want to get someones full attention wait until they are undistracted and resting.
2006-11-05 09:06:57
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answered by mike g 4
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The seventh day is the Sabbath, Saturday.
2006-11-05 09:06:49
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answered by Mark Fidrater 3
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