#11 How the little horn changed

God’s law?
 Our
present
lesson
Before we start our lesson tonight,
Let’s answer the question...
The moral law

Which law
was nailed to
the cross?

The ceremonial law

The moral law
Is called the
“royal law.”
James 2:8

Is called the
law “contained
The ceremonial law in ordinances.”
Eph. 2:15
The moral law
Was spoken by
God.
Deut. 4:12, 13

Was spoken by
Moses.
The ceremonial law Lev. 1:1-3
The moral law Was written by
God on tables
of stone.
Ex. 24:12

Was the
“handwriting of
The ceremonial law the ordinances.”
Col. 2:14
The moral law Was “written
with the finger
of God.”
Ex. 31:18

Was written by
Moses in a
The ceremonial law book.
2 Chr. 35:12
The moral law
Was placed in
the ark.
Ex. 40:20

Was placed in
the side of the
The ceremonial law ark.
Deut. 31:24-26
The moral law
Is “perfect.”
Ps. 19:7

“Made nothing
perfect.”
The ceremonial law Heb. 7:19
The moral law Is to “stand fast
for ever and
ever.”
Ps. 111:7, 8

Was nailed at
The ceremonial law the cross.
Col. 2:14
The moral law Was not
destroyed by
Christ.
Matt. 5:17

Was abolished
by Christ.
The ceremonial law Eph. 2:15
The moral law Was to be
magnified by
Christ.
Is. 42:21

Was taken out

of the way by
The ceremonial law Christ.
Col. 2:14
The moral law Gives
knowledge of
sin.
Rom. 3:20, 7:7

Was instituted
in consequence
The ceremonial law of sin.
Lev. 3 to 7
What about the covenants?
The old covenant The new covenant
Similarities between
the two covenants...
1. Both were called
covenants

2. Both were ratified with

blood

3. Both were made

concerning the law of
God
4. Both were made with
the people of God.

5. Both were established

upon promises.
Dissimilarities between
the two covenants...
 Called the old covenant

Called the first covenant

A temporary covenant

Called the new covenant

Called the second covenant

An everlasting covenant
Dedicated with the blood of animals

Was faulty

Was established upon

the promises of the people

Ratified with the blood of Christ

Is a better covenant

Is established upon
the promises of God
Had no mediator
Had no provision for
the forgiveness of sins
Under this, the law was
written on tables of stone

Has a mediator
Provides for
the forgiveness of sins
Under this, the law is
written in the heart
Was of works
Conditions:
Obey and live;
disobey and die

Is of grace
Conditions:
Repent and be
forgiven;
believe and be saved
God said to them...
If.
If ye.
If ye will.
If ye will do.
If ye will do all.
If ye will do all, then
- ye shall be My people, and
I will be your God.
God said about Himself...
I.
I will.
I will do.
I will do all.
I will do all, and
- will be your God, and
ye shall be My people.
 THE
COMMANDMENT
THAT HELPS
ESTABLISH A
RELATIONSHIP
 1. What is it that
the little horn
power attempts to
change?
Daniel 7:25 (1311)
Think to change times and laws.
2. Which of the Ten Commandments
in the law deals with time?
Exodus 20:8-11 (119)
Remember the Sabbath day,
to keep it holy.
 THE
SEVENTH DAY
3. Which day has
God specified to
be set aside as the
special day in
which God and
His people build a
solid relationship
together?
Exodus 20:10 (120)
The seventh day
4. Which
day is the
seventh
day?
Saturday
5. Has there been any
change in the calendar
that has affected the
weekly cycle?
No
It is the same today.
When we add a day
every leap year, that is
the 29th of February, we add just
a day as a date, not taking or adding
a week’s day. We do not change that
week to be six or eight days long.
 “There has
been no
change in our
calendar in
past centuries
that has
affected in
any way
the cycle of
the week.”
“In the various
changes of
the calendar
there
has been
no change in
the seven day
rotation of
the week.”
6. What other evidences are there
that the day of the week called
Saturday is the same as the Biblical
seventh-day?
 In 105 languages in use today
the word for Saturday has as its root
meaning “Sabbath.”
Language “Saturday”
Latin Sabbatum
Greek Sabbaton
Russian Sabbota
Italian Sabbato
Spanish Sábado
Portuguese Sabbado
The history of the Jews, who have
consistently kept the Sabbath over
the centuries indicates clearly
which is the seventh day.
 7. What further
Biblical evidence
is there that
the seventh day is
Saturday?
 a) Jesus died on Good
Friday. The day that He
died is called in scripture
“the day before the
Sabbath.”
Mark 15:42 (1484)
b) The next day was Sabbath.
The disciples rested on the
Sabbath day, according to the
commandment.
Luke 23:56 (1542)
 c) Following the Sabbath came
Sunday. Jesus rose on the Sunday,
the first day of the week. The Bible
says that the day He rose was
the day after the Sabbath.
Mark 16:1, 2, 9 (1485)
 THE
CHANGE OF THE
SABBATH
8. Who did Daniel declare would
think to change the times and the
law? Daniel 7:25 (1311)
The little horn
ORIGIN OF THE
SABBATH
Review exhibit #1
 9. When did the
Sabbath originate?
Exodus 20:11 (120)
Genesis 2:1-3 (2)
At creation
10. With what word does God begin
the Sabbath commandment?
Exodus 20:8 (119)
Remember
11. What three
things did God
do when He
instituted the
Sabbath at
creation?
Genesis 2:2, 3 (2)
God rested, blessed, and sanctified
the Sabbath.
12. Did the Sabbath exist before sin,
or only after sin?

Exodus 20:11 (120)

Before sin
There were 2 institutions given
to the human race in Eden:

1. The Sabbath
2. The Marriage
The Sabbath was
given before sin
entered the world.
Hence it could not
be altered by
the cross.
 13. Was the Sabbath
given for the Jews only?
Mark 2:27 (1455)
The Sabbath was
made for man.
 THE
PERPETUITY OF
THE SABBATH
14. Will the human race still
keep the Sabbath in the New
Earth?
Isaiah 66:22, 23 (1105)
 From one Sabbath to another, shall
all flesh come to worship before me,
saith the LORD.
15. Of what is the
Sabbath a sign?
Ezekiel 20:12 (1238)
It is a sign between the believer and
God “that they might know that
I am the LORD that sanctify them.”
16. Of what else is
the Sabbath a
sign?
Ezekiel 20:20 (1238)
It is a sign “that ye may know that
I am the LORD your God.”
Let’s use the Bible…
Which is the Lord’s Day?

Revelation 1:10 (1800)

Exodus 20:10 (120)
Isaiah 58:13 (1095)
Matthew 12:8 (1415)
Let’s use the Bible…
Our responsibility...

John 9:41 (1566)

Hebrews 10:26 (1767)
James 4:17 (1778)
17. Do you desire to
build a better
relationship
with God
through
regular Sabbath
keeping?
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