6 COMMANDMENTS 7TH DAY ADVENTISTS BREAK WEEKLY, EVERY SABBATH 1. **Sabbath Observance**: The fourth commandment is to remember the Sabbath day and keep it holy, which involves resting and dedicating the day to spiritual matters. Promoting falsehoods on this day is seen as a violation of this commandment. 2. **Bearing False Witness**: The ninth commandment prohibits bearing false witness against your neighbor. If promoting a false prophet involves spreading lies or deceit, it could be considered a form of bearing false witness. 3,4 (2 commandments) **Idolatry**: The first and second commandments warn against having other gods and making idols. If the promotion of a false prophet leads others to follow someone other than the true God, it could be seen as a form of idolatry. 5. **Taking God's Name in Vain**: The third commandment prohibits taking the Lord's name in vain. If someone claims the authority of God or speaks falsely in His name, it could be considered taking His name in vain. 6. **Stealing** - Receiving money through the fraud of promoting a false prophet could be considered a form of theft, as it involves deception to obtain financial gain. This act could be seen as violating the commandment against stealing, which prohibits taking something that does not rightfully belong to you through deceit or fraud. In a religious context, this type of fraud is particularly serious because it exploits individuals’ faith and trust. @Jamie-Russell-CME​ #sda #7thDayAdventist #SeventhDayAdventist #Sabbath #7thDay #Jesus #Bible #EllenWhite

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Forced Idolatry and Sacrilege: Antiochus IV compelled the Jews to worship Greek gods and conducted pagan rituals within the sacred space of the Jewish Temple. A particularly abhorrent act for the Jews was the sacrifice of a pig, an unclean animal according to Jewish law, on the altar of the Temple1. Prohibition and Punishment of Religious Practices: Jewish religious ceremonies and rites were outlawed. Those who practiced circumcision, observed the Sabbath, or adhered to dietary laws faced the threat of death2. Violent Enforcement of Decrees: Antiochus’s soldiers carried out his orders with brutality. They forcibly erected pagan altars throughout Judean cities and towns, requiring sacrifices that were anathema to Jewish beliefs2. Massacres and Torture: Many Jews were tortured and killed for resisting the decrees. The methods of torture and execution were designed to instill fear and force compliance with the new religious edicts1. Cultural Erasure: By imposing Hellenistic culture and suppressing Jewish identity, Antiochus IV sought to erase the cultural and religious heritage that was central to Jewish life.

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