HOLY ☆ SUNDAY

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HOLY ☆ SUNDAY

My take on it, the only body that brings the day is the sun, a luminary created on day four in Genesis, no mention of Saturn or other luminaries aside the moon, thus the evening and the morning marking the boundaries of the day is based on the sun and hence all days are sundays, from forth day onwards, thus it is on the forth sunday or the seventh day since Creation that Creator has rested, not Saturday, and to mark it as complete and holy the scriptures mention not the end of it as there is no repetition of 'and it was the evening and the morning' to indicate that the seventh day since Creation or the fourth Sunday has ended, never mind followed by Monday or a weak week whatnot paga loopy nonsense muzzled in later by the heretics.

High Priest of Israel

Alexander I

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Following quotes via Messenger of The Most High:

"It is a strange fact that even today there is a great deal of confusion concerning the question of so-called 'lost time.' Alterations that have been made to the calendar in the past have left the impression that time has actually been lost. In point of fact, of course, these adjustments were made to bring the calendar into closer agreement with the natural solar year. Now, unfortunately, this supposed 'lost time' is still being used to throw doubt upon the unbroken cycle of the Seventh-day Sabbath that God inaugurated at the Creation.

I am glad I can add the witness of my scientific training to the irrevocable nature of the weekly cycle. Having been time computer at Greenwich [England Observatory] for many years, I can testify that all our days are in God's absolute control ... Also, the year is a very definite number of days. Consequently, it can be said that not a day has been lost since Creation, and all the calendar changes notwithstanding, there has been no break in the weekly cycle."

– Frank Jeffries, Statement. [Dr. Jeffries was Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society, and Research Director of the Royal Observatory, Greenwich England.]"

EVEN WHEN THE CALENDARS CHANGED THE ORDER OF THE WEEK DAYS DID NOT

"I can only state that in connection with the proposed simplification of the calendar, we have had occasion to investigate the results of the works of specialists in chronology and we have never found one of them that has ever had the slightest doubt the continuity of the weekly cycle since long before the Christian era... There has been no change in our calendar in past centuries that has affected in any way the cycle of the week." - James Robertson, personal letter, dated March 12, 1932. [Director of the American Ephemeris, Navy Department, U.S. Naval Observatory, Washington, D.C.]

"The week of seven days has been in use ever since the days of the Mosaic dispensation, and we have no reason for supposing that any irregularities have existed in the succession of weeks and their days from that time to the present." - Dr. W.W. Campbell [Director of Lick Observatory, Mt. Hamilton California]

"As far as we know, in the various changes of the Calendar there has been no change in the seven day rota of the week, which has come down from very early times." - Dr. F.W Dyson, Personal letter, dated March 4, 1932. [Astronomer Royal, Royal Observatory, Greenwich, London.]

"In spite of all of our dickerings with the calendar, it is patent that the human race never lost the septenary [seven-day] sequence of week days and that the Sabbath of these latter times comes down to us from Adam, through the ages, without a single lapse." - Dr. Totten [Professor of Astronomy at Yale University]

"The continuity of the week has crossed the centuries and all known calendars, still intact." - Professor D. Eginitis [Director of the Observatory of Athens, Greece]

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