Yeshua was always accused by the Pharisees for healing on the Sabbath, saying that it was blasphemy against the Most High God. What was the reason, which Yeshua did seem to do most of His healing on the Sabbath?
It was His favorite day, because it demonstrates that when we enter His Sabbath or Rest - eternal life with Him (Hebrews 3 and 4) that there will be no more sickness or pain. :)
©2010 Kimberly Padilla, A.A. Religion
Sunday, July 25, 2010
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This is pure conjecture. Jesus healed any time anywhere. For example, Luke says in 6:1 "on the second sabbath", then (vs 6) "on another sabbath", and then (vs 12) "in those days" (meaning one of those days but not a Sabbath) he prayed all night, in the morning he chose 12 disciples and named them apostles and then found a level place where he delivered his famous Sermon on the Mount to a great multitude who had come from about everywhere. But before his speech, he healed everybody (vs 17-19). After his speech, he entered Capernaum and healed an army officer's slave (7:1-10). We know this was not a Sabbath because neither he nor the crowds would have been allowed to walk long distances according to the Law. The Bible mentions healing on Sabbaths only because it was at those times the Pharisees accused him of transgressing the Law.
ReplyDeleteThe bottom line is, don't take liberties. There are lots of us out there on the Internet who have spent a lifetime studying the Bible. Nevertheless, I don't mean to discourage you from doing so. It's not often that I come across women who study the Bible like you do. I am really impressed. Keep it up.
Akis (M, age 66)