Vision of Christ about 7th day Sabbath-No more ceremonial laws

The Pope, Pope Gregory changed the time with its introduction in 1582.  Read Daniel7 for the Biblical reference.  I repeat he introduced it.

See the details below:

1582

When Julian calendar was corrected by Pope Gregory xiii in 1582, ten days were dropped from the calendar count as is shown above.  What would have been Friday the 5^th became 15^th.  The uniformity of the days of the week was not altered or interrupted, nor has it been changed in any calendar.

The week in use at the time of Christ is exactly the same as the week of out calendar today.  Sunday is the first day of the week and Saturday is the seventh day of the week.   Jesus lived under the Roman calendar.  See below

Examples of God’s Work on the Sabbath

• 1 Chronicles 9:32: The sons of Kohath prepared the showbread every Sabbath.

The Ten Commandments were not abolished or destroyed by Christ. Instead, they were fully established. Luke 16:17 says it is easier for heaven and earth to pass than for one letter of the law to fail (see also Luke 21:33; Matthew 5:18).

The Sabbath and Christ’s Teaching

God’s glory may be hidden in times, but His truth remains. We live in a world filled with conflict and false authority, but we look forward to a time when spiritual knowledge and holiness will prevail.

Stop worshiping the beast on Sundays. This beast claims infallibility, forgives sins, and controls heaven and earth with decrees, violating reason and scripture (Daniel 7:8-20; 8:24-25; 11:28-37).

God’s Word is forever established (Psalm 119:89). Jesus said, “For the Son of Man is Lord of the Sabbath” (Matthew 12:8). Jesus created, sanctified, and hallowed the Sabbath (Genesis 2:1-3). God commanded complete rest on the Sabbath, refraining from work and focusing on Him.

Jesus made the Sabbath’s burden lighter by allowing good works on that day—doing God’s work, healing, helping others—but He never abolished the Sabbath or the Ten Commandments.

Jesus and the Commandments

Christ did not remove the law but fulfilled and rearranged it (Matthew 12:12). Loving God means obeying His commandments (Matthew 22:37). Jesus said, “If you love Me, keep My commandments” (John 14:15).

Faith and obedience go hand in hand. Revelation 14:12 says, “Here is the patience of the saints: here are they that keep the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus.”

The Ten Commandments, including the seventh-day Sabbath, are eternal (Revelation 11:19). Obedience is total love for Christ, who was Himself obedient to death.

Warnings Against Disobedience

Throughout the Bible, disobedience led to spiritual and physical death—from Adam and Eve to the Israelites in the wilderness, to the flood, and the fall of kings.

Despite Jesus’ emphasis on obedience, many remain disobedient. Faith without obedience is not true faith.

Visions Concerning the Anti-Christ and the Papacy

Several dreams reveal the pope’s role and the Vatican’s influence:

• A being cloaked in fire showed a plan starting from a small town in Italy.

• Sunday worship was identified as the mark of the beast, a decree sealed by the beast’s signet.

• A figure of light beside a wall shielding the Vatican, with a promise of exposing the pope’s wickedness.

• The pope depicted as headless, removed and led to darkness.

• A vision of two buildings: the Church of Jesus Christ and the Roman Catholic building, which was demolished.

• A man like fire declaring the Roman Catholic Church causes trouble for God’s people.

These visions echo Daniel 7:25, warning about a power that changes God’s laws and persecutes the saints.

Satan’s Role Before and After Eden

Satan, the dragon, was once a heavenly being cast down for pride (Ezekiel 28:13-19; Revelation 12:7-9). After being cast from heaven, he deceives the world, using powers like the papacy to oppose God’s truth.