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To whom is your post directed, and verses 1-13 of what?

That would be an issue for a different topic. Perhaps you might start one.

Please provide the verse which mentions it.

It would certainly seem to be unless a slew of miracles were performed over the years of the construction and gathering of the animals.

Point six of the OP should be changed to read: I wonder if anyone who falls in that group of believers could provide examples to support that belief; i.e., instances where a daytime or a night time was forecast or said to be involved with an event when no part of the daytime or no part of the...

I don't see where Romans 14 says anything about the Sabbath.

What is your point?

http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/faq-noahs-ark.html The article ends with the question: "If God is omnipotent, why not kill what He wanted killed directly? Why resort to a roundabout method that requires innumerable additional miracles?"

In order for it to be literal a multitude of miracles would have to have taken place.

They do now.

Stephen, re: "I agree with you that if the rules are fixed..." They are. re: "...and the best option is to switch." It is.

You are a contestant on a game show. There are three curtains. Behind one of the curtains is a new car. You are asked to choose one of the curtains. Lets say that you choose curtain #1. The host of the show - who knows where the car is so as not to end the game prematurely - opens curtain #3 and...

What punishment did the Messiah take that otherwise would have to be taken by us?

But again, the stipulation is that you don't have a way, so Stravinsk's question doesn't apply to you. BTW, you say that there are "those who are 'without God' in this world, not because they had to be, but because they chose to be, and God granted them their own desire). You can choose...

Matthew ten Verseight, Stravinsk's stipulation is "...without a way to communicate with someone who knows what day it is." Your answer requires the way of communicating with someone through prayer which violates the stipulation.

Please explain how you know that the "breaking of bread" mentioned in Acts 20:7 has to be referring to the Lord's Supper instead of simply to a communal meal? Revelation 1:10 - "I was in the Spirit on the Lord's day, and heard behind me a great voice, as of a trumpet," Please explain where...

But even if the breaking of bread mentioned always did refer to the Lord’s Supper - and there is nothing in scripture which says that it does - it had nothing to do with placing a special emphasis on the first day of the week, because - as has been previously mentioned - Acts 2:46 says that...

Acts 20:7 says nothing about a worship service or that they were meeting in observance or in honor of the resurrection. Nor does Revelation 1:10 say anything about a meeting on the 1st day of the week much less about an observance of the resurrection.

Albion, re: "We Christians worship on Sunday, however, because that is the day on which the Lord rose from the grave." 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: "All of this is verified by Bible...

Since it's been awhile, maybe someone new visiting this topic may know of examples.