We once postulated the question "Does God judge people based on sins they may have committed before knowing they were sins?" For example if you're a headhunter in the jungle, live your life, eat your enemies, kill a man to take his spouse, and die are you held accountable to sins you committed but didn't know existed?
The final decision was no, someone unknowingly commiting a sin wouldn't be held accountable.
Considering this, it doesn't matter what day the Sabbath is, if you're unknowingly celebrating it wrong you're going to be fine.
We once postulated the question "Does God judge people based on sins they may have committed before knowing they were sins?"
For example if you're a headhunter in the jungle, live your life, eat your enemies, kill a man to take his spouse, and die are you held accountable to sins you committed but didn't know existed?
The final decision was no, someone unknowingly commiting a sin wouldn't be held accountable.
Considering this, it doesn't matter what day the Sabbath is, if you're unknowingly celebrating it wrong you're going to be fine.
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