The whole Law is summed up in loving God with all our hearts, should, strength, and loving our neighbor as ourselves. Keeping the Sabbath is a part of that.

Regarding Hebrews I agree, it is speaking of our Lord. Yet that does not nullify the other Scriptures, which we would all well agree. We see by apostolic example the apostles and believers meeting on the first day of the week. What biblical justification you ask do I have? Apostolic example. And I would suppose that most Christians are having their gatherings on Sunday for the same reason and we call it the Lord's Day because of Rev 1:10. Long before a papal Antichrist the saints of God celebrated our risen Lord on His day.

Yes, Atlanta traffic was bad today. I would gladly show the reasons from Scripture, but this comment section is not really a good place for that. I rarely comment here, but because the Sabbath is fallen in disrepute in our generation, I felt compelled to say something.

Creeds, my brother, are a wonderful thing. If you look at the WCF or LBCF you will see what it is they believe the Scriptures teach and give their references. Look them up and judge for yourself if they be true to the Word.

I don't find a Scripture that says "God is Triune" yet this fact appears plainly in Scripture. Nor do we find the text saying "The Sabbath is now Sunday" but we see the fact exampled. And that is the thing, isn't it. Nothing in Scripture remotely suggests that only 9 commandments remain. Who am I to remove one? So you say show me a text that moves the day. Show me a text the removes the day.

Because Jesus is Lord, He has the right to change the day. I believe He did and that this is the teaching of the Scriptures, as articulated in the historical creeds.

Furthermore, the Lord didn't come to abolish the Law, but rather to write it upon our hearts. Do not be deceived. Without holiness no man will see the Lord. The one who says he loves Jesus but doesn't do what He says is a liar and does not practice the truth. How can we call Him Lord and not do what He says?

I understand the evangelicals response to the Christian sabbath. By and large the churches are uninformed to not only what scripture teaches but also what has been held by churches for centuries. The Lord did not break the 4th commandment any more than he broke any of God's Law. It is no more right for a believer to murder than be a Sabbath breaker. We cannot bifurcate the moral law of God.

I have looked thoroughly through the Scriptures, Colossians and the rest of the Scriptures. I have come to the same conclusion as many, many others on the matter.