If one is keeping the Sabbath correctly, it seems we would have to observe the exact same time zone period as God did at creation. What do you think?

Sabbath and Holy Days
Written By Jeff Reed

God set aside and declared holy the seventh day of each week. Sabbath-keepers throughout the world observe the same day, but do not observe the day at the exact same time, or during the same hours. The Sabbath starts and ends in Jerusalem before it starts and ends in the United States. The Bible nowhere says that we should determine the beginning and end of the seventh day (or any other day) according to “Jerusalem time.”

In ancient times, when an Israelite traveled in foreign lands, he observed the Sabbath when it came to him. No Israelite, regardless of his location in the world, ever perceived that the Sabbath started at any time other than sunset—and the Bible gives no instruction concerning Sabbath “adjustments” for traveling Israelites.

We need not worry about what time it is in Jerusalem. We should simply observe the seventh day when it comes to us.

Jeff Reed
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After reading Galatians 4:9,10, I am having trouble with why Christians are to keep the Sabbath and Holy Days? Is Paul saying we are not to be bound by the festivals and Sabbaths?