Many Christians casually refer to Sunday as "the Sabbath day," but is this biblically accurate? Pastor Heath Lambert examines what Scripture actually teaches about the Sabbath and reveals why this common assumption needs correction.

Timestamps

0:00 - Introduction and physical book reveal

1:36 - The question: Is Sunday the Sabbath day?

2:50 - Why we need Scripture to answer this question

3:04 - The fourth commandment and Sabbath timing (Exodus 20)

3:24 - The Sabbath is on the seventh day (Saturday)

4:02 - Roman influence on day names

4:40 - God's rest on the seventh day

4:55 - New Testament worship patterns

5:20 - What the New Testament calls Sunday

5:36 - The "Lord's Day" in Revelation 1:10

6:04 - Final answer: Sunday is not the Sabbath

Key Topics Covered

- The Fourth Commandment Foundation - Understanding what Exodus 20 teaches about Sabbath timing

- Biblical Day Counting - How the seven-day week originates from Scripture

- Historical Context - Roman influence on modern day names and Saturday's etymology

- Old Testament vs. New Testament - The shift from Sabbath worship to first-day worship

- Terminology Matters - Why the New Testament uses "Lord's Day" instead of "Sabbath" for Sunday

- Common Christian Mistake - Why pastors and authors incorrectly use "Sabbath" for Sunday

Scripture References

Exodus 20:8-11 - The Fourth Commandment and Sabbath day

Revelation 1:10 - The Lord's Day reference

Acts and 1 Corinthians - New Testament worship patterns

About The Ten Commandments Book

Heath Lambert's new book, "The Ten Commandments: A Short Book for Normal People," releases September 30th. This accessible guide explains how God's commands apply to modern life without requiring theological education. Perfect for personal study, evangelism, or gifts to friends, neighbors, and family.

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