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  • AΩ⠀Idolatry


    Oxford Dictionary
    Idolatry
    1. The worship of idols;
    the offering of
    divine honours to
    a created object.

    2. Excessive devotion to or
    veneration for
    a person or
    thing;
    adoration
    Oxford Dictionary
    Venerate
    1. Regard with deep respect; revere on account of sanctity, character, etc.

    2. Pay honour to ( something ) by an act of deference.
    [
    ⠀God Created the Sun, Moon, Planets.

    ⠀Worshiping them is Idolatry.

    ⠀Etymology.
    ⠀The name "Sunday",
    ⠀"the day of the Sun" (Star)
    ⠀that our Planets Orbit.

    ⠀Who Created the Sun? God did.

    ⠀Did He Create it for Worship? No.

    ⠀So what happens if you
    ⠀⠀make the Sun an Object of Worship?

    ⠀What is that called?

    ⠀It is called Idolatry.

    ⠀Who Created the First Day
    ⠀⠀of the Week? God did.

    ⠀Did he create the First Day
    ⠀⠀of the Week (first day of seven days)
    ⠀⠀for worship? No.

    ⠀He created it for work.

    ⠀So what if man makes the First Day
    ⠀⠀of the Week for worship?

    ⠀What is that called?

    ⠀It is called Idolatry.

    ⠀It does not matter
    ⠀⠀whether it is an object or a day.

    ⠀Anything that man makes and or establishes for Worship is Idolatry.

    ]
    The little horn
    of the book of Daniel
    who shall think to change times [ i.e., a Holy Day ].
    {Daniel 7:25}
    And
    he shall speak [great] words
    against the most High, and
    shall wear out the saints of
    the most High, and
    think to change
    times and
    laws: and
    they shall be given into his hand
    until
    a time and
    times and
    the dividing of time.
    Changing God's Holy Day
    the 7th Day
    which God created and made
    Sanctified,
    Blessed,
    made Holy or
    Hallowed
    ⠀"At Creation"

    Changing God's Holy Day
    from the 7th Day
    to the 1st Day
    and
    worshipping
    the new and changed time
    is Idolatry.


    God's Law
    does Not Change


    Venerating and Worshiping on a Day God did not:
    Sanctify,
    Bless,
    make Holy,
    Hallow
    is Idolatry.
    God Never called [ Sunday ( 1st Day of Week ) ]:
    Sanctified,
    Blessed,
    Holy or
    Hallowed.
    God Only called [ Saturday ( Sabbath ) ( 7th Day of Week ) ]:
    Sanctified,
    Blessed,
    Holy or
    Hallowed

    All other Days
    Day 1,
    Day 2,
    Day 3,
    Day 4,
    Day 5,
    Day 6
    are Work Days.


    Sabbath Day was:
    blessed and
    Sanctified
    ⠀⠀⠀= Set apart as Sacred or
    ⠀⠀⠀declared Holy,
    ⠀⠀⠀made fit for religious use.
    ⠀"At Creation"

    [
    holy = H6944 qodesh ko-desh
    ⠀from H6942
    ⠀a sacred place or thing;
    ⠀rarely abstract, sanctity: -
    consecrated (thing),
    dedicated (thing),
    hallowed (thing),
    holiness,
    ⠀(most) holy (x day, portion, thing)
    ⠀saint, sanctuary
    ]

    The Sabbath was
    made for all Humans
    Not just the Jews
    which came into existance
    2,000 + years after
    the Sabbath was made
    "At Creation".


    {Genesis 2:3}
    And God
    blessed
    the seventh day, and
    sanctified it:
    because that in it
    he had rested from all his work
    which God created and made.

    {Exodus 20:8}
    Remember
    the sabbath day,
    to keep it holy.

    {Exodus 20:11}
    For [in] six days
    the LORD made
    heaven and earth, the sea, and
    all that in them
    [is,] and
    rested the seventh day:
    wherefore the LORD blessed
    the sabbath day, and
    hallowed it.

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    Samuel's 3 denotations:
    ⠀(1) faith in sorcery and omens is equivalent to opposition against God;
    ⠀(2) pleonastic reasoning is as empty as the extravagent rituals of idol worship;
    ⠀(3) aggrandizement offerings and contributions are no substitute for obedience to God;
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    {1st Samuel 15:23}
    For rebellion [is as]
    the sin of witchcraft, and

    stubbornness [is as]
    iniquity and
    idolatry.

    Because
    thou hast rejected
    the word of the LORD,
    he hath also
    rejected thee
    from [being] king.
    {2nd Kings 23:5}
    And
    he put down
    the idolatrous priests,
    whom
    the kings of Judah
    had ordained to
    burn incense in
    the high places in
    the cities of Judah, and
    in the places round about
    Jerusalem;

    them also
    that burned incense unto
    Baal,
    to the sun, and
    to the moon, and
    to the planets, and
    to all the host of heaven.
    {Acts 17:16}
    Now
    while
    Paul waited for them at Athens,
    his spirit was stirred in him,
    when
    he saw the city
    wholly given to idolatry.
    {1st Corinthians 5:10}
    Yet
    not altogether with
    the fornicators
    of this world, or
    with the covetous, or
    extortioners, or
    with idolaters;
    for then
    must ye needs
    go out of the world. ⠀⠀⠀⠀

    {1st Corinthians 5:11}
    But
    now I have written unto you
    not to keep company,
    if
    any man that is called
    a brother be
    a fornicator, or
    covetous, or
    an idolater, or
    a railer, or
    a drunkard, or
    an extortioner;
    with such an one
    no not to eat.
    ⠀⠀⠀⠀ {1st Corinthians 6:9}
    Know ye not
    that
    the unrighteous
    shall not inherit
    the kingdom of God?

    Be not deceived:
    neither fornicators,
    nor idolaters,
    nor adulterers,
    nor effeminate,
    nor abusers of themselves with mankind,
    ⠀⠀⠀⠀
    {1st Corinthians 6:10}
    Nor thieves,
    nor covetous,
    nor drunkards,
    nor revilers,
    nor extortioners,
    shall inherit
    the kingdom of God.
    ⠀⠀⠀⠀ {1st Corinthians 10:7}
    Neither be ye
    idolaters,
    as [were]
    some of them;
    as it is written,
    The people sat down to eat and
    drink, and
    rose up to play.
    ⠀⠀⠀⠀ {1st Corinthians 10:14}
    Wherefore,
    my dearly beloved,
    flee from
    idolatry.
    {Galatians 5:20}
    Idolatry,
    witchcraft,
    hatred,
    variance,
    emulations,
    wrath,
    strife,
    seditions,
    heresies,
    ⠀⠀⠀⠀
    {Galatians 5:21}
    Envyings,
    murders,
    drunkenness,
    revellings, and
    such like:
    of the which
    I tell you before,
    as I have also told [you]
    in time past,
    that
    they
    which do such things
    shall not inherit the kingdom of God.
    {Ephesians 5:5}
    For this ye know,
    that
    no whoremonger,
    nor unclean person,
    nor covetous man,
    who is
    an idolater,
    hath any inheritance in
    the kingdom of Christ and
    of God.
    {Colossians 3:5}
    Mortify
    therefore
    your members
    which are upon the earth;
    fornication,
    uncleanness,
    inordinate affection,
    evil concupiscence, and
    covetousness,

    which is
    idolatry:
    {1st Peter 4:3}
    For
    the time past
    of [our] life
    may suffice us
    to have wrought
    the will of
    the Gentiles,
    when we walked in
    lasciviousness,
    lusts,
    excess of wine,
    revellings,
    banquetings, and
    abominable idolatries:
    {Revelation 21:8}
    But
    the fearful, and
    unbelieving, and
    the abominable, and
    murderers, and
    whoremongers, and
    sorcerers, and
    idolaters, and
    all liars,
    shall have their part in
    the lake
    which burneth with
    fire and brimstone:
    which is the second death.

    {Revelation 22:15}
    For
    without [are]
    dogs, and
    sorcerers, and
    whoremongers, and
    murderers, and
    idolaters, and
    whosoever
    loveth and
    maketh a lie.

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