The Orthodox Church Upholds the Sabbath

The Orthodox Church, or Eastern Orthodoxy, upholds the Sabbath. Not in the manner of the Rabbinic Jews, as St Ignatius says, nor in the manner of Hebrew Roots or Seventh-Day Adventists. These are all restorationist movements that are cut off from the Apostles. Orthodoxy has held onto observing the Sabbath in a *Christian* manner since the beginning of the New Covenant, in fulfillment of the Old. Citations included from Spain to Asia Minor, to southern India, and central China.