LUNAR SABBATH STRONGHOLD: LIKE SUN-DAY, AN ABOMINATION OF DESOLATION Some are falling for a false teaching that the 7-day week is somehow associated with the phases of the moon. For those who do this, their “week” of 7 days is re-set each time the moon comes between the Earth and the sun. We call this the “new moon.” Heres a dilemma for those who calculate their weeks based on the moon phases. The year Yahusha was impaled as our Passover, we know the feast of Matsah began at sunset, the beginning of the 5th day of the week. This marked the 15th day of the moon, when the moon is always full. Yahusha was in the tomb for exactly 3 days and 3 nights. The real weekly Shabath was the 3rd 24-hour part of the 3 days and 3 nights. For Lunar Sabbathers, the full moon was the weekly Shabath. Confusing, isn’t it? Yahusha was placed in the tomb before sunset on Passover (the 14th), and that 1st night began the 15th day of the 1st moon. Because Catholics have always taught people the preparation day for the high Shabath was on a Fri-day, everyone hearing the repeated lie thinks the 15th of the moon was a weekly Shabath. They have a problem counting to 3 as well, and ignore the sign of Yunah, 3 DAYS and 3 NIGHTS. There is no record of Yahuah instructing us to re-set the 7-day week based on the moon’s phases. If anyone ever used the moon to re-set the weekly set of 7 days, who can say they were correct? We can either believe the inspired Scriptures, or the unreliable record of encyclopedic sources. The Romans didnt invent the 7-day week. Since the time Yahusha walked the Earth, there has been no alteration in the pattern of the 7-day week. Since Yahuah neglected to tell us about the moon re-setting the weeks, He will also understand why we dont know anything about it. If we fall for the “Lunar Sabbath”, we will not have the sign of the everlasting Covenant (which is the weekly day of rest, the Shabath, the commemoration of creation week). fossilizedcustoms/moon.htm
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