Keep it Holy

<p><strong><em><u>THE PURPOSE OF THE BOOK</u></em></strong></p><p>The main purpose of this book is for the dedication of blessing to brothers and sisters world–wide to enable them to  discern the revealed saving <u>TRUTH (Luke 24:45)</u> of Christ and turn to the Creator GOD for <u>Salvation</u>. The pressing question is this <u>why</u> do some <u>Christians</u> <u>worship on Sunday</u> and keep it holy and <u>why</u> aside from the SDA and some <u>Ethiopian Orthodox Christian Churches</u> especially the keepers of the <u>Ark of the Covenant</u> we have over <u>5000 denominations</u> all over the world who do <u>worship on the  Seventh-Day Sabbath</u> and keep it Holy? <u>Some are: 7th Day Bible Church 7th Day Church of God A Church of God Ministry A Congregation in St. Louis Aaronic Order (House of Aharon) Abunda Life Church Active Bible Church of God Advent Fellowship of All Nations and others.</u></p><p><strong>South Sudan Seventh-Day Evangelist church in Ethiopia Uganda etc. London Ghana SDA in Newham East London and many others.</strong></p><p>Who really <u>invented</u> the names of the days of the week that we Know them today; for instance: Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday <u>(saturn)</u>? Where do these days derive from are they <u>found</u> in the <u>Holy Bible?</u> However what about the names and days given by the <u>Creator God</u> are they <u>found</u> in the <u>Holy Bible</u>? see <u>Gen. 1 & 2</u>. Do the Sunday worshippers truly worship the <u>Creator God </u> or the <u>creation the sun-god</u> as in <u>Romans 1:25 KJV</u>? Did the <u>Apostles</u> write the Bible (The New Testament) for the Sunday worshippers who weren’t in the existence by then hence their desire to change and remove some verses such as <u>Mat. 17.21 KJV</u>) from the KJV thus not found in the New bibles? Or did the <u>Apostles</u> write the <u>New Testament ONLY</u> for the <u>First Christians</u> and those who will follow their footsteps by worshipping on the Seventh-Day the <u>Sabbath</u>?</p>