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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The Nine Commandments we follow today, Seems something is missing, gone astray! I seem to have read where there once were ten, But one is not followed, it begins with the word “remember” my friend. Remember the Sabbath is what God once wrote, A day God sanctified and made Holy, it is written and I quote. Hebrews 13:8 states He is the same yesterday, today, and forever, If He doesn’t change then whoever made the change wasn’t God, but was someone very clever! Daniel 7:25 says this adversary would think to change time and even the law, The Fourth Commandment refers to both time and Gods very own Law! The Sabbath is still Saturday, which is the seventh day of the week, And I have read the Bible from back to front and no where have I found the verse I seek. The verse that says the Sabbath was changed to the first day of the week, If someone can show me that verse they would be quite unique. Maybe I’m confused or has the world been deceived, For I too thought Sunday was the Sabbath in which I had believed! But if you know the truth, which they say will set us free, Then please show me the verse so I too can agree! I don’t want to know what you think, only show me the proof, This is something of great importance not something to be put aloof.
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