So we're part of the Vox team. We have a church called Vox Community and a

podcast called the Vaux Podcast

and both communities generate loads of questions.

And part of our podcast, sort of our slogan

is talk about anything and our church is safe to belong and so we feel like

one of the ways we honor those tags is by taking questions so here we go Andy. What do we got? Okay. All right. Number one. All right. Here we go. What is your take on keeping the Sabbath day holy? It is one of the 10

Commandments of the Old Covenant and I know Jesus is the new Covenant.

True.

However, Jesus said he had not come to abolish this law but to fulfill it.

That's true. I can find scriptural arguments for both sides.

Okay I like it so Sabbath day. The short answer which is what you want right Andy is

is that anything that belong to the old covenant unless we're

Israelites living in those days we are not under that so when it says that

Christ came to not destroy the law but fulfill it, those are rabbinical terms we've actually talked about in another answer on I think Facebook about the fact that Jesus is showing how to rightly interpret the Torah. It's not that he's coming

into, hey guys, you know, let's recalibrate the Ten Commandments. Nope, Jesus does have

commandments, of course. Jesus summarized the entire law

under Love God, Love, neighbor.

So Sabbath does not fall under covenant law at all. falls under wisdom in other words we're foolish

if we don't do Sabbath keeping but it's not that we're sinning if we don't it's just

foolish so so Sabbath for me is a wisdom command. It's not a

covenantal command because we're not we're not Israelites and part of I think

what Christians do with the Bible that and I don't it's saying you're doing it at

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