Lord’s Day in Revelation refers to a change from the weekly Sabbath on Saturday

Lord’s Day in Revelation refers to a change from the weekly Sabbath on Saturday is a Myth, not what Christians have thought for at least 1,700 years.

Revelation 1:9. I John, your brother and partner in affliction and in kingdom and in patient expectation in Y’shua, I was on the island called Patmos because of the Word of God and the testimony of Y’shua. 10. I was in the Spirit on the Lord’s Day and I heard behind me a loud voice like a trumpet 11. saying, “You must write in a scroll what you see and you must send it to the seven congregations, in Ephesus and in Smyrna and in Pergama and in Thyatira and in Sardis and in Philadelphia and in Laodicea.”

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This article is one of 839 in the four-volume One New Man Bible Companion by Rev. William J. Morford: commentary, word studies, myths corrected, Jewish roots, and maps.