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In this episode of A Reasonable Response, Robert Bosley examines the claim that the fourth commandment no longer applies to Christians and argues that this conclusion cannot be sustained from Scripture.
Bosley contends that the Ten Commandments form a unified expression of God's moral law, including the enduring principle of one day in seven set apart for worship and rest. Rather than a burdensome legal requirement, the Christian Sabbath is presented as a gracious gift from God—a day to delight in worship, rest from ordinary labor, and perform works of mercy and necessity.
This episode calls believers to embrace the Lord's Day not as legalism, but as joyful obedience to God's enduring design.
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Speakers: Robert Bosley
In this episode of A Reasonable Response, Robert Bosley examines the claim that the fourth commandment no longer applies to Christians and argues that this conclusion cannot be sustained from Scripture.
Bosley contends that the Ten Commandments form a unified expression of God's moral law, including the enduring principle of one day in seven set apart for worship and rest. Rather than a burdensome legal requirement, the Christian Sabbath is presented as a gracious gift from God—a day to delight in worship, rest from ordinary labor, and perform works of mercy and necessity.
This episode calls believers to embrace the Lord's Day not as legalism, but as joyful obedience to God's enduring design.
https://cf.life/podcasts/6a6cc1e3e95f22aad9d658d4
More resources at
https://cf.life/resources
About Church & Family Life
https://cf.life/about
Speakers: Robert Bosley
