Is Sunday truly the Lord’s Day? Explore the biblical and historical basis of this tradition and its significance in Christian worship and doctrine.

The scriptures say that God has made a new covenant with men, this covenant is different and better than the first one since it offers us the opportunity to live forever.

This subject is highly controversial and subject to speculation, so we will turn to scripture to explain a little more about it.

It is common to hear among the Christian people that we will all be Kings and Priests, however, the word of God says that only the chosen ones will receive this great privilege.

Sin is the great barrier that we must break down in order to see God, the scripture says that whoever sins willfully, there remains no more sacrifice for his sins, but a fearful expectation of judgment (Acts 10:26).

The Old Testament predicts that the final days will be filled with devastation and chaos around the world, this event known as Jehovah’s Day of Vengeance is the same event described in the New Testament as the return of Jesus Christ to earth.

All Christian denominations worship the same God, however, most teach different doctrines, and in many cases opposed to each other, when the Bible says that there are not many gospels.

Most Christians have an image of hell very similar to the one that the Catholic religion has taught for centuries, this vision has been influenced by a literary work of the Middle Ages that has no biblical support.