There is a fall feast in the Bible called Sukkot that is to be celebrated. Don't believe God recognizes any man-made holidays like Christmas and the like.
If you are not tied to the old law, why is it so heavily referenced in condimnation for the other things listed there? Why are there things in the ten commandments that most Christians treat as law but a few they skip over?
The Bible didn't say to worship his birth. Even Jesus himself points to God. The Bible says to observe the Sabbath and keep the day holy. Even the Christian Sunday of Roman origin is not kept holy. See the definition of holy. I'm far from perfect but not sure how someone can read the text and get as far from the path as some or most do.
There is a fall feast in the Bible called Sukkot that is to be celebrated. Don't believe God recognizes any man-made holidays like Christmas and the like.
If you are not tied to the old law, why is it so heavily referenced in condimnation for the other things listed there? Why are there things in the ten commandments that most Christians treat as law but a few they skip over?
The Bible didn't say to worship his birth. Even Jesus himself points to God. The Bible says to observe the Sabbath and keep the day holy. Even the Christian Sunday of Roman origin is not kept holy. See the definition of holy. I'm far from perfect but not sure how someone can read the text and get as far from the path as some or most do.