But your error is in thinking that your protestant "new" interpretations of scripture are correct. You have no history except those beginning with the 16th century. And you have invented your own traditions which are at great variance with the teachings of the apostles. Remember the scripture that tells the Church to keep to the Traditions and to remember who your teachers were? Those were the apostles teaching the Christian community. We know exactly how the early church functioned and believed through the written history of the early church fathers. There is no scripture that says bible only. And if you'll check the epistle of Jude you will find that the faith was once delivered by Christ to the saints to last for ALL times. That means nothing is to be added and just as important, nothing is to be taken away. You do not believe in a valid Eucharist as being necessary for salvation. You took it away or changed the original meaning yet the 6th Chapter of John says, in the words of Jesus, that it is unconditionally necessary. It was such a hard concept that many of Jesus' Jewish disciples left Him. But Jesus didn't say, "maybe I'd better tone this down a bit." He even turned to His apostles and asked them if they were going to leave him too. The early Church celebrated it as their main worship service and that practice continues today. Where the church Catholic believes in the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist exactly as He said, you believe in the total absence. St. Paul tells us that if you receive the Eucharist, the Body and Blood of Christ unworthy, you take it to your damnation and not your salvation. Obviously St. Paul recognized Christ in the Eucharist. And then there's the many variants of the theology of baptism found within Protestantism. And Christ in His High Priestly Prayer, John 17, prayed that we all be one. Well, my friend, we are horribly divided. And who does that serve? The father of lies.

God set aside the Sabbath and no where in God's word does it say God changed the Sabbath day. Jesus healed on the Sabbath, but wasn't building furniture.
With Jesus being our high priest we can approach our father in heaven 7 days a week, worship 7 days a week, but the Sabbath still has not changed.
The good news, and the bad news.....our salvation is not dependent on keeping the Sabbath, that's the good news, the bad news is...how many blessings of health, calm spirit and 20 other things I can't think of right now are Christians missing for not obeying God and keeping the Sabbath holy?

God bless

Using your logic if someone claimed the Holy Spirit told a woman to have an a******n and to another woman it was a sin then they are both right? On the other hand if one was to understand that St. John was speaking to people, a congregation of Christians, that had been taught the apostolic faith, been baptized and received the Holy Spirit, and kept to those teachings and faith, they could be assured to know T***h! The Church is the Body of Christ and therein dwells the T***h of the Holy Spirit.