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And how is that? I'm not challenging the first day of the week. I'm questioning where "the Lord's Day" is said in scripture to be the first day of the week. I'm saying that I'm not aware of any scripture which says that the first day of the week is to be observed as a day of worship and in...

I don't know how you get that from what I've posted. I entered this topic by simply asking the OP what they were referring to as the "Lord's Day". Their answer was the first day of the week. I then mentioned that I wasn't aware of any English language Bibles which identified the "Lord's Day"...

So, you're saying that if the term "Friday" is used that it can only be referring to a day which begins at midnight. But, that the phrase "6th day" can refer both to a day starting at sundown or midnight? And, that if "Friday" is used that there would be 4 nighttimes involved with a "Friday"...

Sorry, the title was poorly conceived with regard to the intent of the topic. It was clarified in the first post. That would be a good idea.

OK, so you agree that there would only be two daytimes as well as only two nighttimes with a Friday crucifixion. What distinction, Friday is the 6th day of the week. You're going to have to explain that one.

What is your point with regard to needing to know my denomination proclivity? How is that needed to be able to respond to my comment, "just that's it never stated as such in any English Bibles that I'm aware of"?

But verse does not say that the Corinthians met together on the first day of the week. The text merely says that everyone should "lay by him in store" on the first day of the week. The Wemouth reads: "Let each of you put on one side and store up at his home". Ballantine's Translation reads...

Since it looks like you're not going to start a new topic, and you're going to keep harping on me with a totally irrelevant question which has nothing to do with this one, I guess I'll have to drop , for the moment at least, one of my pet peeves regarding off topic posts. I was brought up...

What is your point with regard to my comment to percho?

OK, now I know you're just messing with me.

Actually, as far as scripture is concerned, there are only two times mentioned with regard to anybody getting together on the first (day) of the week - John 20:19 and Acts 20:7. There is never any mention of them ever again being together on the first. The John reference has them together in a...

OK, I understand what you're saying now. And you're right, there would also only be 2 daytimes involved with a Friday crucifixion/Sunday resurrection.

So, then to answer your OP question, "Why should you come together into one place in God's house on this Lord's Day...", my answer is that there is no scriptural reason stated that that should be done.

Only if your question has nothing to do with why you quoted my comment in post #13.

The same one as in post #14.