The Seventh Day — Revelations from the Lost Pages of History

Are you confused with the maze of deceptions and lies on what the real truth is on the fourth Commandment of the Ten Commandments? If you would you like to view an unbiased documentary hosted by TV actor Hal Holbrook on the History of the Sabbath that supports the Bible, please read on.

This is a five-part television documentary series tracing the remarkable story of those who honoured the seventh day of the week as the Sabbath throughout history. Produced for commercial television, it features beautiful location footage, classic art, illustrative re-enactments, interviews with experts, and solid Biblical and historical documentation. Many of the interviews with the experts on the History of the Sabbath have PhD's in their respective fields or are otherwise very qualified. Select this link to see the incredible number of interviewed experts and their qualifications. I also highly recommend watching this very informative seven minute trailer.

The Seventh Day web site has six sample video clips which you can also access here to watch online or download for use with Windows Media Player. This by no doubt has to be the best production ever made on the true history of the Sabbath. Currently this superb production can only be purchased besides these short sample clips. However, Hope TV is airing this series for the first time in April 2007 for those that have Satellite TV installed. Hope TV will no doubt continue to air this series from time to time so check their TV schedule periodically. Select this link to find out how to have free satellite TV installed. You can purchase the Seventh Day series and find more information from LLT Productions.

Besides the fact it is not possible to produce one legitimate scripture that says the Sabbath was changed to Sunday, this documentary proves conclusively that the day was changed by the Catholic Church in 321 AD and that Sunday did not take on the name of the Lord's day until approx. 461 AD. After 120 AD, a small percentage of the Christian populous started keeping Sunday because of the severe persecution for Judaism. Those that tried to avoid the persecution used the excuse that they were changing days in honour of the resurrection and this is why this reason is sometimes heard today, though it is not scriptural or the true reason the minority changed days. There is no doubt that all kept the Seventh Day Sabbath until at least 120 AD which is nearly 100 years after the cross. Once in the dark ages, the true Sabbath was almost murdered out of existence. See sample clip four. There is a lot more to the fourth Commandment of the Ten Commandments that our adversary does not want us to know.