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You write that the New Covenant celebration of the Passover Eucharist is done each Sunday when the disciples came together to break bread , and offer Acts 20:7 and 1st Corinthian 16:2 as support. Acts 20:7 merely says that they got together on the first to break bread. I assume that you...

Any thoughts on Zechariah 14:16?

I still don't see why you posted my comment.

I don't see what your post has to do with the comment that you quoted.

There are probably at least a few hundred prayers being said around the globe at any given moment. I always wonder how they are all kept separate in order to make the decisions for any actions to be taken with regard to each one of them. And of course, they just keep coming non-stop 24/7.

What weak and beggarly elements had the previously non-Christian Galatians been observing?

Maybe there are, but that would be an issue for a different topic.

I guess I just don't understand what you're saying with regard to your comment - "I started my rest when I was 7".

re: I started my rest when I was 7. It's more of a reminder not to return to works for salvation, like keeping sabbath days." And I'm simply asking what works were you doing that you didn't return to when you were 7.

The topic is in regard to the connection between biological rhythms of the body and the 7th day weekly Sabbath. The annual sabbaths have nothing to do with that.

the topic issue is referring to the seventh day weekly Sabbath, not the annual sabbaths.

Yes, as far as I know. Do you have documentation to the contrary?

"I started my rest when I was 7." So, what works did you do before you stopped doing them at 7?

A day of rest - in the case of this topic, it's the seventh day of the week.

Yes.

You said that you were resting from works. I just wonder what works you used to do that you are no longer doing?

My bad. I inadvertently left out "or the prophets". I have corrected it.

So you're saying He was referring to both?

Roman's 14:5 says nothing about the Sabbath.

When the Messiah said that He had not come to abolish the law or the prophets but rather to fulfill it, was He referring to the fulfilling of the prophesies about Him in the OT or was He referring - at least as a minimum - to the keeping of the 10 Commandments?