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July 15, 2007
Opening Text: Colossians 2:13-17
Title: Lord of the Sabbath (10 Commandments Series)
Text: Exodus 20:8-11
We have to answer 3 questions this morning:
What is a “Sabbath”?
Is it still in effect?
What do we do as a result?
Sabbath
Made Holy by God for he stopped
2 Focus
1. Work Ethic
2. Day of Rest (Farm principle of Sabbath was 6years, with a rest
- Predates the Commandments look at chapter 16 – to the Lord
- But is more than that – Dt. 5 – idea of a rememberance of the Exodus
- Lasting covenant – Ch 31
Effect?
Sign between God and the Israelites
Part of the covenant – Notice this is a conditional covenant Ch 18, The 10 laws are spoken of as the covenant (Ex 34:28)
Indication of an importance of more
Leviticus 23 – The first day after the Sabbath
Jesus is the Lord of the Sabbath (Mark 2)
Instituter of the New Covenant – (Which Jesus connects his death to the Passover)
And the fulfillment that God will repair the damaged old Covenant (Jeremiah 31 & Hebrews 8)
What about us?
Paul says not required to hold to a Sabbath (Colossians 2:13-17)
Greater Rest and Worship is in Christ
John 4 – Life style worship
Church Pattern is to celebrate the Redemption (The Big Exodus) of the Resurrection
No command to rest, though practically speaking there is a need for it, we shall discuss in November
We await the greater Sabbath (Hebrews 4)
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