Things in the Bible not really in the Bible ...and a few surprises

Oops of the Day

You can keep the Lord’s Supper whichever day of the week you want and as often as you want.  When is not important as long as you keep it sometimes.

Acts 20:7 & 11  –  Exodus 20:8

Fact of the Day

No!  When we look at the original Greek of Acts 20,  the apostle Paul and his fellow Christians…

1. MET (Greek is “a religious meeting”) on
2. THE first day of the week (Greek is “each and every without exception”)
3. TO  break bread (Greek is “in a religious sense”) 

Later that night, they “broke bread and ATE” (Greek here is different – metabolized).

The Law of Moses said the Jews had to “remember THE Sabbath day to keep it holy.” They understood “the” to mean each and every.

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