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Again, I still see nothing in the the NT's information which shows that the first day of the week was being celebrated in honor of the resurrection.

Stravinsk, Have you started a new topic as suggested?

I have read and reread each of your post's comments/opinions and see nothing in them which provides scripture saying that anyone observed the first day of the week in recognition of the resurrection. But none of your wording even implies that anyone mentioned in scripture was celebrating on the...

Albion, re: "You can correct your mistake..." By mistake, I assume you are referring to what you think my comment was in post #68 where I wrote that it just seems odd that scripture is silent with regard to anyone observing the 1st day of the week in honor of the resurrection. re: "...in no...

Someone new looking in may know of examples.

Albion, re: "What you were saying was that Scripture doesn't tell us anything about Sunday worship. " What I'm saying is that scripture says nothing about gatherings on the first day of the week in observance of the resurrection. You say that it does. But you have yet to show such scripture...

I'm not saying that they didn't. I'm sure they did have their reasons. I'm merely asking to be shown from scripture where there was mention of a first day of the week meeting for the purpose of celebrating the resurrection.

Where? Please identify where Acts 20:7 says that the disciples came together to celebrate the resurrection. I didn't say that it does. I'm simply saying that scripture doesn't have anything to say about it. I think there are some who think that it does.

Albon, re: "If that were true, almost the whole of the Christian world wouldn't be celebrating it on Sunday as it does. And scripture is hardly silent about it. See Acts of the Apostles 20:7..." Acts 20:7 says nothing about the get together for the purpose of celebrating the resurrection. It...

"The Day of the Lord is a period of time in which God will deal with wicked men directly and dramatically in fearful judgment. Today a man may be a blasphemer of God, an atheist, can denounce God and teach bad doctrine. Seemingly God does nothing about it. But the day designated in Scripture as...

Care to explain?

Yes, you agree that OneIsTheWord is saying that any day can be the Sabbath depending on what day of the week someone starts to work, or are you agreeing that the supreme being is fine with any day being the Sabbath depending on what day of the week someone starts to work?

I think LoverOfChrist36 is saying that any day can be the Sabbath depending on what day of the week someone starts to work.

OneIsTheWord re: "I don't think I know the seventh day the first day of the week" I don't think I know that either.

So if you think the 6th day of the week is the Sabbath, what do you think the 7th day of the week is?

OneIsTheWord, re: "The Ten commandments the eighth commandment Remember!" What does the eighth commandment have to do with this topic? re: "Because the six-day is the Sabbath Day!" Why do you say the six-day is the Sabbath instead of the seventh-day?

OK, thanks.

So if none of those quotes are authoritative, any thoughts on the Roman Catholic Church's position with regard to the 7th and 1st days of the week

Hebrews 4:9 - “It is therefore the duty of the people of God to keep the Sabbath.”