In the first part of this series we examined Scripture that referenced the "first day of the week" to see if the Sabbath day was changed to Sunday in the New Covenant. In the second part of the series we examined Scripture that referenced the "day of the Lord" or "the Lord's day". In this third part of the series we will consider a few other points to discover the answer.
In the first part of this series we examined passages from Scripture that spoke of the apostles meeting on "the first day of the week". In this second portion we will examine Scriptural references to the "day of the Lord" to see if the Sabbath day was changed in the New Covenant.
Acts 2:20 is the first reference in the writings of the Apostles to "the day of the Lord". The particular "day of the Lord" noted in this passage mentions that the sun will be turned to darkness and the moon will be turned into blood before the "great and glorious day of the Lord shall come". This passage clearly references "the last days" (verse 17) and is not speaking of any weekly event nor does it make any mention of the Sabbath.