Bob,
If he is an ordained man he should be apt (disposed) to teach rather than prone to stipulate. There is nothing wrong with nutting out genuine scruples. True ministers labour to present all men perfect in Christ, which requires them to work by means of the conscience.
At any rate, you have been provided with the basic argument for the jus divinum of the first day of the week. I believe this provides conscientious grounds for passing by the seventh day and for observing the first day of the week as the Christian Sabbath. God bless!
If he is an ordained man he should be apt (disposed) to teach rather than prone to stipulate. There is nothing wrong with nutting out genuine scruples. True ministers labour to present all men perfect in Christ, which requires them to work by means of the conscience.
At any rate, you have been provided with the basic argument for the jus divinum of the first day of the week. I believe this provides conscientious grounds for passing by the seventh day and for observing the first day of the week as the Christian Sabbath. God bless!
