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Date: 18-Sep-99
Length: 73 Min.
Tape: 413
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Subject: Principles of Keeping the Day
Summary:
In this concluding installment of the Sabbath keeping series, John Ritenbaugh emphasizes that God's people must exercise correct judgment as to what is permitted on the Sabbath and what is not. God's law is not so inflexible that He will not allow alteration for special circumstances. Sometimes higher laws of extending mercy overrule a normal situation. The intensity of work or energy expended is not the issue, but rather the motivation behind the work. We need to develop righteous judgment about what constitutes a genuine Sabbath emergency and what may be a deceptive rationalization of our human nature.
Keywords: Ahimelech, taking care of animals, baptism, circumcision, David, defiling conscience, eating out, fellowship with God, flat tire, healing, Pharisees, sense of priority, showbread, weightier matters
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