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Sunday was once treated as a sacred day, set apart from ordinary life — but was that merely tradition, or was it grounded in Scripture? The “Lord’s Day” in Revelation 1:10 is not a vague reference to any day, but a day uniquely devoted to the risen Christ. Understanding why the early church honoured Sunday brings renewed clarity about worship, rest, and the serious spiritual purpose God has woven into the first day of the week.
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Sunday was once treated as a sacred day, set apart from ordinary life — but was that merely tradition, or was it grounded in Scripture? The “Lord’s Day” in Revelation 1:10 is not a vague reference to any day, but a day uniquely devoted to the risen Christ. Understanding why the early church honoured Sunday brings renewed clarity about worship, rest, and the serious spiritual purpose God has woven into the first day of the week.
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![RELEVANT - For the Time is Near… [Revelation 1:1-3]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/LJBCErFivAA/mqdefault.jpg "RELEVANT - For the Time is Near… [Revelation 1:1-3]
Revelation is not distant — it is addressed to you. This episode shows why Revelation speaks directly to Christians under pressure today. Discover why the book insists its message is near, urgent, and personal — and why blessing is promised not to speculators, but to those who hear and obey.
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