Core tenet of Seventh-day Adventism
The seventh day is still the Sabbath.
Saturday, by commandment unrepealed — the sign of creation kept against the calendar of Christendom.
Understanding it — context, not catechism: how this passage is held
Adventists keep Saturday as the Sabbath on the straightforward argument that the fourth commandment says the seventh day and was never repealed. The observance is full — sundown Friday to sundown Saturday, no work, no commerce — and it is the community's most visible marker, with real consequences for employment and schooling that have generated significant religious-liberty litigation, much of it benefiting other minorities as well.
The same ground, other faiths
claims that share this one's ideas
The commandments are how the covenant is lived.
Judaism
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Sabbath, moved to Sunday.
Christianity · precept
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The gods hold offices.
Taoism
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Sabbath by the letter.
Karaite Judaism · rite
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The old calendar is not a detail.
The Ancient Church of the East
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The seventh-day assembly.
The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom · rite
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