How would sunday keepers feel if there worship was practiced in vain?

Question

sorry, their

Answer 1

As a former christian I can tell you that after an initial disappointment, I just let go and did not worry about all the time I had spent in church. I didn't regret it. I had made friends there and learned enough to know the religion was bunk. I'm glad I left when I did, but I don't regret the time I spent there, just the lies I believed and the ignorant things I told people because of those lies.  

Answer 2

People can still worship on Sunday but, they still have to keep the sabbath day Holy and praise God on the sabbath as well. People do not want to hear the truth, so they are going to say Jesus changed the law and all that trash. HE did not change it he fulfilled it. Jesus met with the apostles on sunday, that does not mean that God changed the law. Study harder people your going to need it soon.  

Answer 3

Oh, man!  I feel ripped off,

Answer 4

If there is no God and we are wrong, we'll never know because we'll be 6 feet under.

If there is a God and we are right, then all non-believers will realize that they gave up the free gift of eternal life.

Answer 5

You might want to fix the spelling of 'there' which should be 'their'

Your citation is in regards to those who were under the law and not Christians.

Note please the problem was their hearts. They went through the motions of the law, and added much to the law in regards as to how to keep points of law, but they still found ways around the law, as cited by Christ.

To worship in vain can be equated with not worshiping in spirit and in truth.  Jesus showed that limiting worship to a location (Jerusalem versus Gerazim) was not worshiping in spirit and in truth.  If the location is not relevant to worshiping in spirit and in truth, how can anyone claim it is relevant when it comes to the time or day?

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Answer 6

I guess I dont understand the question.... why is the worship that I practice in vain?

actually I worship everyday. Saturday night and Sunday morning are for corporate worship.

Answer 7

What are the "Sabbath Christians" going to do when they realize that they have been LIED TO and the law is no longer in effect, JUST LIKE THE BIBLE SAYS, JUST LIKE JESUS PREDICTED?

First things first... It is commonly claimed that Constantine, a fourth century Roman emperor, CHANGED the day of the Christian weekly assembly, but there is a MAJOR PROBLEM with that claim...

Christian writers 150+ years BEFORE CONSTANTINE wrote SPECIFICALLY about Christians ASSEMBLING on SUNDAY. IF Christians met on Saturday for their primary weekly assembly, HOW IS IT THAT THESE EARLY WRITERS KNEW NOTHING ABOUT IT?

Tertullian, writing about 125 years before Constantine, even joked that some thought the sun was the god of Christians BECAUSE THEY MET ON SUNDAY... BUT, Constantine's edict was not issued until about 100 years AFTER Tertullian died. That MUST MEAN that Constantine DIDN'T CHANGE Christian practice, that the second century church was simply CONTINUING the apostolic practice of SUNDAY ASSEMBLY.

- This passage from Tertullian is in his "Ad Nationes," chapter 13. You can read it at http://www.earlychristianwritings.com/ The writers are arranged chronologically and Tertullian is dated 197-220 A.D..

Also, read chapter 67 from Justin Martyr's (150-160 A.D.) "First Apology" where he also specifically describes the SUNDAY assembly of Christians.