Promoting Sunday Holiness – a counterfeit sabbath

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We would, in times past, never work on Sunday! Why? You have six days — Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday — to do all of the necessary work.

At the beginning of time and creation as it is written in the Holy Bible, Genesis 2:2-3 reveals that God blessed the seventh day, sanctified it, and rested from his six days of exquisite work. And God saw that everything he made was very good.

There are no more days of the week left after the number seven. There are seven musical notes with multiple variations, seven seas, and Denzel Washington of “The Magnificent Seven.” Bible scholars say that the number seven denotes spiritual completion or perfection.    Continue reading

Pope’s Climate Change and a green Sabbath day

53c389f2b1309_450802592“Green Sabbath is a non-religious, non-political, and non-profit campaign which aims to raise awareness and to encourage people to help slow climate change, preserve precious natural resources and improve planet health by observing at least one carbon footprint-free day each week–on any day of the week. We call it symbolically A Green Sabbath day. GreenSabbath.org” –Source

A brother in the faith found this page on the wayback machine and so the source links will be sloooow. For those unaware, the wayback machine is an Internet archiver created by the creators of Alexa that keep on file screenshots of old archived versions of websites. The reason this website’s data (Green Sabbath) is being displayed via that archive is because the site is no longer up and active. However, the agenda is very much alive as I prove on my Sabbath Attack page. And I do believe the main reason the site is down is because it was making students of prophecy and our message look way too good and believable for them to leave them up for all those years.   Continue reading

More than half a million signatures in support of Polish draft law on limitation of commerce on Sundays

sejm-2-9-16-1-697x370More than 500 000 Poles have supported the civic draft law on limitation of trade on Sundays.

On 2 September, the signatures were submitted to the Speaker of the Polish Parliament (Sejm), Marek Kuchcińskiemu. Now the bill will be proceeded by the Sejm.

‘Employees in the Polish commerce sector are eagerly waiting for this law to come into force as soon as possible’ said Alfred Bujara, the President of the Solidarity Commerce trade union and the chairman of the Legislative Initiative Committee during delivering the signatures in the Parliament. He stressed that the gathering of such a large number of signatures is a great success of all the people who were involved in this initiative. ‘This bill has the support of the society. Poles willingly signed the project, including employees in the commerce sector. They are overworked, they do not even want any additional bonus for working on Sundays. They want this day to spend it with their families’.   Continue reading

Pope Francis declares care for creation a new work of mercy

Credit_Gez_Xavier_Mansfield_via_Unsplash_CNAOn Thursday Pope Francis yet again showed his knack for surprises and his openness to “newness” by adding the care of creation to the traditional sets of both the corporal and spiritual works of mercy.

“We usually think of the works of mercy individually and in relation to a specific initiative: hospitals for the sick, soup kitchens for the hungry, shelters for the homeless, schools for those to be educated, the confessional and spiritual direction for those needing counsel and forgiveness.”

However, when we look at the works of mercy as a whole, “we see that the object of mercy is human life itself and everything it embraces,” the Pope said in his message for the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation, published Sept. 1.  Continue reading

Unions seek support for Sunday trading bill

Trade unions are gathering signatures in over a dozen major Polish cities today in support of legislation to significantly restrict shopping on Sundays.

Photo: Flickr.com/Brian TalbotActivists will seek signatures on Tuesday in cities including Warsaw, Gdańsk, Katowice and Wrocław.

In most areas the signature collections will begin before noon in city centres.

In order to be debated by parliament, the proposed bill needs to be backed by 100,000 signatures by the end of August.

Alfred Bujara, the head of a major commercial trade union, voiced hope that MPs will pass the legislation. Continue reading

Dobson: Trump would ‘unleash Christian activists to fight for beliefs’

Trump-TW17“GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump would “unleash Christian activists to fight for their beliefs” if he is elected this fall, according to Dr. James Dobson, founder of Family Talk radio and an adviser to presidents. In a commentary published on WND, Dobson, who earned his Ph.D. at the University of Southern California and is the author of more than 30 books, wrote about a meeting he attended between Christian leaders and Trump several weeks ago. He previously was quoted after that meeting saying he believed Trump had come “to accept a relationship with Christ,” repented of his sins and been “born again.” Dobson, who previously had supported Sen. Ted Cruz’s candidacy, endorsed Trump during the Republican National Convention.” –Source 

So.. what’s not being said here? James Dobson is more a politician than he is a Christian. At least that is what his fruits have illustrated the last few decades. And yes, he too is a government agent who became as such by signing onto the long prophesied 501c3 contract with the second beast of Revelation. Being that this is bad enough wherein I don’t even have to touch on Dobson’s Vatican inspired doctrines and strange theology which entails everything from Sunday Sabbath to the Pagan holidays of Rome, the fact remains however that he is touching on something that Satan is very interested in today.  Continue reading

AUDIO: Tongan bakeries banned from opening on Sundays

Bakers in Tonga are petitioning the King after the government decided to enforce a ban on selling bread on Sundays.

Church leaders pushed for the ban to be enforced under one of the country’s oldest laws, which forbids commercial undertakings on the Sabbath.

Authorities began enforcing it on Sunday July 3 and bakers worry about what this could mean for their business.

The Ha’amoko Bakery’s Kennedy Penitani says they were consulted in May about the ban, and had proposed opening their bakeries in the afternoon.  SOURCE

Pope faces thick past and tricky present on Armenia trip

YEREVAN, ARMENIA – Analysts like to say that the South Caucasus region, including Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan, is one of those spots where the burden of history is especially heavy.

Newly minted leaders here often make stops at the tombs of kings or martyrs from the past, in order to claim legitimacy in the present, and grievances from a century or more ago still define regional relationships.

Tensions forged by the past complicate life for anyone trying to navigate the area, even a pope. Francis is making not one but two trips to the South Caucasus in 2016, including his present June 24-26 outing to Armenia and a separate foray to Georgia and Azerbaijan in late September and early October.

Officially, organizers say logistics prevent combining the three stops, including the fact that Patriarch Ilia II of Georgia is presently in Crete for the “Holy and Great Council” of the Eastern Orthodox churches, and thus wouldn’t be on hand to host the pontiff.  Continue reading…