> > > Ugh, the Council of Nicaea, where they basically decided that "for ever" and "perpetual"
> > > and suchlike had no meaning anymore, and that the 7th-Day Sabbath(which God Himself
> > > sanctified and consecrated back in Genesis, made a perpetual part of the covenant, and
> > > *never* repealed) was somehow part of the "blindness of the Jews", and not to be done. :-P
> >
> > Um... I'm a little surprised at the extent of the Constantine-bashing going on here.
>
> I may have misread, but I saw no sign of any Constantine-bashing, only Nicean-councillor-bashing.
>
> Paul

More like bashing of specific rulings. I'm not saying the whole thing was a waste, but would it really have killed them to let those in the Messianic belief who wanted to keep a seventh-day Sabbath alone, and considered them neither officially better nor officially worse than those who went with the non-God-prescribed change?

Nyperold