He didn't just want to clean up the people's attitudes as they gave their sacrifices.

He obliterated the sacrificial system because he brought an end to Judaism.

With all his ceremonies, all its rituals, all its sacrifices, all of its external trappings,

the temple, the holy of holies, all of it, including the Sabbath.

Welcome to Grace To You with John MacArthur.

I'm your host, Phil Johnson.

When you hear the fourth commandment, remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy.

Have you wondered how that command applies today?

After all, the Sabbath is the seventh day, and church is historically worship on Sunday,

the first day.

So what's the story?

To find out what the Sabbath is, and why what day you attend church still matters.

Stay here as John MacArthur begins, a study titled The Sabbath, and why we worship on Sunday.

Now John, before you start this study, let me simply ask why this topic, I mean, how

much confusion can there really be about the Sabbath and Sunday worship?

Well, there seems to be a lot of confusion about the Sabbath and Sunday worship.

I would say the confusion has perpetuated itself into long-standing traditions that have

gone on for hundreds and hundreds of years.

But the Bible is not unclear on this.

This is like so many other things.

People seem unclear about when the Bible is crystal clear about it.

I want to spend a little time on this.

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