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Spot the mistake in this message.

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the is not capitalized- THE.

All the letters were CAPITALIZED!

“the” is not capitalised, the week begins from Sunday and not Monday.

The week start from Sunday.

telad:
The week start from Sunday.

Exactly! Sunday is supposed to be Number 1, the Monday 2...Saturday is the last day of the week, being number 7.

MeetDx:
Exactly! Sunday is supposed to be Number 1, the Monday 2...Saturday is the last day of the week, being number 7.

This is the most logically perceived correct answer. But many concentrated on "the" written in a lower case.

Easyincome24:
Spot the mistake in this message.

Be calm, don't be in a haste to do so.

Supposed to start with Sunday Sunday is the first day of the week

Darkcloud11:
Supposed to start with Sunday Sunday is the first day of the week

Yes, that's correct.

There's no question mark at the end of mistake sentence.

It's an ommission that I'm guilty of once in a while.

grandstar:
There's no question mark at the end of mistake sentence.

It's an ommission that I'm guilty of once in a while.

that's my pick also

"MISTAKE"

Easyincome24:
This is the most logically perceived correct answer. But many concentrated on "the" written in a lower case.

We see things differently , "the" is also correct

Exceed15:
We see things differently , "the" is also correct

Omission of question mark '?' is also correct. So is "the" and "Sunday" coming first.

Easyincome24:
Omission of question mark '?' is also correct. So is "the" and "Sunday" coming first.

Is Also CORRECT

Mistake is there

For people saying the week starts on Sunday how? But the Bible said God rested on the 7th day which is Sunday.

Stillthebest:
For people saying the week starts on Sunday how? But the Bible said God rested on the 7th day which is Sunday.

It's a lie, Sunday is the first day of the week, God rested on the seventh day which is Saturday. Stop confusing yourself.

Ihebu4chelsea:
It's a lie, Sunday is the first day of the week, God rested on the seventh day which is Saturday. Stop confusing yourself.

But wait. The Shabbat day is the Holy day right? Which God rested. That makes it Sunday.

But what about those that worship on Saturday. Like Seventh Day Adventist. That believes their Holy day is Saturday.

This is confusing.

telad:
The week start from Sunday.

In some parts of the world, the week starts on Monday, Sunday is still weekend

Ihebu4chelsea:
It's a lie, Sunday is the first day of the week, God rested on the seventh day which is Saturday. Stop confusing yourself.

Do you rest before starting a job or you rest after you’ve finished ?

God rested after he has finished which is on the 7th day…

Your seventh day might not be mine because our first day is not the same…

Sabbatarians believe God rested on Saturday because to them Sunday is the first day of the week, but Orthodox Christians will say otherwise, Monday is the first day of the week, God rested on Sunday.


So Sunday and Monday can both be the first day of the week

liveyourlife007:
But wait. The Shabbat day is the Holy day right? Which God rested. That makes it Sunday.

But what about those that worship on Saturday. Like Seventh Day Adventist. That believes their Holy day is Saturday.

This is confusing.

Nothing is confusing, Adventist are keeping the biblical Sabbath which is on a Saturday, There's no indication in the bible that Sunday is the Sabbath day, it's a man made doctrine.

floss:
Do you rest before starting a job or you rest after you’ve finished ?

God rested after he has finished which is on the 7th day…

Your seventh day might not be mine because our first day is not the same…

Sabbatarians believe God rested on Saturday because to them Sunday is the first day of the week, but Orthodox Christians will say otherwise, Monday is the first day of the week, God rested on Sunday.


So Sunday and Monday can both be the first day of the week

it's like saying your Monday is my Sunday, there's no such as thing as that, The bible made it straightforward, Anybody can believe what they want and choose to, doesn't change the fact that Saturday is the Biblical Sabbath which was honoured and sanctified after creation.

Ihebu4chelsea:
Nothing is confusing, Adventist are keeping the biblical Sabbath which is on a Saturday, There's no indication in the bible that Sunday is the Sabbath day, it's a man made doctrine.

Chatgpt

liveyourlife007:
Chatgpt

generally moved their Sabbath to Sunday because Christ resurrected on that day? However, there's no indication on the bible that Sunday should be observed as the Sabbath because Christ resurrected on that day. Please if you have any verse to prove it, Bring it on. As christians, The bible is the standard of our faith.

Ihebu4chelsea:
generally moved their Sabbath to Sunday because Christ resurrected on that day? However, there's no indication on the bible that Sunday should be observed as the Sabbath because Christ resurrected on that day. Please if you have any verse to prove it, Bring it on. As christians, The bible is the standard of our faith.

Sometimes in Christianity, it is good for you to think outside the box. I'm not saying you should not follow the tenets of the holy book, but don't follow it like a Zombie.
Or you don't know the bible was edited during the council of Nicaea by Constantine in 325 CE.

shogotermies:
“the” is not capitalised, the week begins from Sunday and not Monday.

They said “Mistake”, not mistakes!

Ihebu4chelsea:
it's like saying your Monday is my Sunday, there's no such as thing as that, The bible made it straightforward, Anybody can believe what they want and choose to, doesn't change the fact that Saturday is the Biblical Sabbath which was honoured and sanctified after creation.

Monday is Monday, Sunday is Sunday, the day of the week did not change but rather, everyone has a way they perceive what will be the first day of the week for them…

When the day is Monday, it can’t change to Tuesday or Friday because you’re a sabbatarian or an Orthodox Christian… I hope you understand


Just as Monday being the first day of the business week, it remained as Monday.

floss:
Monday is Monday, Sunday is Sunday, the day of the week did not change but rather, everyone has a way they perceive what will be the first day of the week for them…

When the day is Monday, it can’t change to Tuesday or Friday because you’re a sabbatarian or an Orthodox Christian… I hope you understand

Will it be called a mistake, perhaps, if Tuesday or other days are swapped?

The intention of the question is to logically see how divers people think.

Can you imagine that just on this question, some have taken us into theology, archeology and even sciences?
That's why the question is asked. Imagine, after asking the question, the writer didn't include a question mark. Only few will spot that anyways.


Just as Monday being the first day of the business week, it remained as Monday.

floss:
Do you rest before starting a job or you rest after you’ve finished ?

God rested after he has finished which is on the 7th day…

Your seventh day might not be mine because our first day is not the same…

Sabbatarians believe God rested on Saturday because to them Sunday is the first day of the week, but Orthodox Christians will say otherwise, Monday is the first day of the week, God rested on Sunday.


So Sunday and Monday can both be the first day of the week

Ofcourse you can say that, which is why the argument in itself is subjective. My worldview most not be the same as yours. There are different types of calendar system in the world today; So, which one is correct? The answer Must be subjective!

Unless ofcourse you want to talk about the language in which the statement was written, that's when we'll be talking about other things. This here is a puzzle and it's more logical to conclude that the problem here is the most popular arrangement of days in a week which shows that Sunday is the first day.

Easyincome24:
Will it be called a mistake, perhaps, if Tuesday or other days are swapped?

The intention of the question is to logically see how divers people think.

Can you imagine that just on this question, some have taken us into theology, archeology and even sciences?
That's why the question is asked. Imagine, after asking the question, the writer didn't include a question mark. Only few will spot that anyways.


Just as Monday being the first day of the business week, it remained as Monday.

The diversity in human thoughts and perspective in the subject makes it necessary that our ideas on what the first day of the week should be is vague. I don’t think there’s a right answer or wrong answer because the Christian bible preaches more of a sabbatarian philosophy on the subject of what the seventh day is (which is Saturday) which is a kinda Jewish tradition… but the Roman tradition is similar to the orthodox practice…

So the concept of Saturday being the 7th day of the week is always a constant debate, because it’s a discourse that’s always filled with lots of questions and arguments, if you’re to go into the different calendars we have