The appointed times of Yahweh to the people of Israel are not only to the Israelites but to Gentiles too.

Read: Num: 9:14, 15:14-16,29

He is not only the Elohim of Israelites but to Gentiles too: Rom 3:29

He is not partial to any one Acts 10:34-36, 44-48, 11:17, 18

Gentiles were fellowcitizens with Israelites Eph 2:19,

Gentiles were fellowheirs with Israelites 3:6

Gentiles were grated with Israelites. Romans 11:17

 

Old Testament Appointed Times

New Testament Appointed Times

                         Israelites Observed                                   Yahshua Observed             Apostles Observed

01	Sabbathday	Levi 23: 3	Mat 4:23, 9:35, 12:9-14, Mk 1: 21,39, 3:1-6, 6:2 Lk 4:15,16,31, 6:6-11, 13:10-17 Jn 6:59, 9:14, 18:20	Acts 9:20, 13:5, 14,42,44, 14:1, 16:13-15, 17:1-4,10 18:4,19,19:8
02	Feast Of Passover	Levi 23:5	Mat 26:2,17-29 Mk 14:12,16-25 Lk  2:41,42,  22:1,7-20 Jn 2:13,23, 6:4, 11:55, 12:1, 13:1-14, 18:28,39, 19:14	Acts 12:4, 20:6, 1.Cor 5:7, 11:23-30
,03	Feast Of Unleavened Bread	Levi 23:6-8	Mat 26:17, Mk 14:1,12 Lk 22;1,7,	Acts 20:6,  1.Cor 5:8
04	Feast Of Weeks /Pentecost	Levi 23:9-22		Acts 2:1, 20;16, 1.Cor 16:9
05	Feast of Trumpets	Levi 23:23-25		1.Thes 4:16
06	Day Of Atonement	Levi 23:26-32		Acts 27:9
07	Feast Of Tabernacles	Levi 23:33-35 Levi 23:39-44	Jn 7:2,10,14	Acts 18:20,21
08	Great day	Levi 23:36	Jn 7:37
09	New Moon day	Num 28:11, 1.Sam 20:5,18, 24,27 2.Kings 4:23 1Chro 23:30 2Chro 2:4 2Chro 8:13 2Chro 8:13 Ezra 3:5 Nehe 10:33 Psalms 81:3 Isa 66:23 Eze 45:17, Eze 46:1,3,6		Col 2:16,17

So according to the appointed times of Yahweh, the New Testament believers also observed  even after His impalement. There is no change of a worshipping day or of a table.  

Lu 23:56 And they returned, and prepared spices and ointments;

and rested the sabbath day according to the commandment.

So far they were not called Christians. Only in Antioch they were called Christians.

Acts 11:26: And the disciples were called Christians first in Antioch.

From the beginning they were Messianic Jews and Messianic Gentiles only.

Now we can see how the word Christian came into existence: 

Christian?   From where it has come?

There is no use of Christian in the entire New Testament except in three places. But if

you go through the Sacred Name Bibles, you can get itג€™s real meaning and why that

word was used. It was used by Romans in a derogatory sense.

No where in Apostles Shaulג€™s letters or any other letter written by apostles

were addressed by Christians but saints and brethren in all those places.

So called Christian preachers used to say that the first church was started with 3000

on the day of Pentecost (Sunday).  It is 100%  wrong.

So the people there were Jews and Israelites. They were Messianic Jews

[ Jews that believed Yahshua as their Messsiah ]. They were not called Christians.

Like that if you can keep on reading the word of YHWH in Acts, till the

Gentiles were also believed the same Gospel (Acts 8:5-17, 10:44-48) and

filled  with the same Holy Spirit no one were called as Christians.

Mainly there were Two groups.

1. Messianic Jews:  [ Jews that believed Yahshua as their Messiah.]

2. Messianic Gentiles: [ Gentiles that believed Yahshua as their Messiah. ]

They both worshiped Elohim in one synagogue only.  There is no question of Church to them in 1^st century.

 Ac 13:42 ֲ¶ And when the Jews were gone out of the synagogue, the Gentiles besought that these words might be preached to them the next sabbath.

Ac 13:44 And the next sabbath day came almost the whole city together to hear the word of Elohim.

*1 Restoration Scriptures: Acts 11:26

The term is  ג€œ Christian ג€œ as it appears in both the Greek and Aramaic versions. This was a derogatory term, as those at Antioch made fun of the ג€œ little moshiachs ג€œ. The fact that the Aramaic preserves this term through transliteration from the Greek and not translation, is further evidence that this was a title assigned ג€œ by men to men ג€œ, and never by YHWH. For when YHWH speaks, such as in Galatians 6:16, or  through the use of ekklessia, all believers in Yahshua are called and known as Yisrael. If one called ג€œ Christian ג€œ, it is manג€™s terminology. If one is called Yisrael, he has adopted YHWHג€™s terminology and view point. 

*2 The book of Yahweh:  Acts 11:26

The word Christian comes from the Latin word Christianos, and was contemptuously given by the Romans to the believers in The House of Yahweh. The believers would never have accepted a Latin title; neither would they have referred to the Messiah ג€œ Christos ג€œ. The term Christian is mentioned only  three times in the Holy Scriptures

{ Acts 11:26, Acts 26:28 and 1.Kepha 4:16 ) and each time it is used in a contemptuous manner. Since the term Christian was a term of contempt, the followers of Yahweh through Yahshua Messiah would never have addressed each other by such an insulting term. Instead, they identified themselves as the Saints, the Believers, or the Brethren associated with the house of Yahweh. Biblico ג€“ Thelogical Lexicon of New Testament Greek by Hermann Cremer. Page 582, and a Greek and English Lexicon of the New Testament by John Parkhurst, Pages 747-748.  

*3  Holy Bible [ The King James Study Bible ] Acts 11:26

• Acts 11:26 The believers were called Christians first in Antioch. The name Christian was at first a derogatory term, referring to the people of the Christ. Obviously the Antiochenes, constantly hearing the name of Christ, name these people such. The Jews would never label them as Christians, because that would be tantamount to saying that these were the people of the Messiah. The term Christian occurs in two other biblical passages Acts 26:28; 1.Peter 4:16.

*4 The Word of Yahweh  Acts 11:26