Debunking the SDA Lie That Saturday Is the Only Sabbath

Saturday is the Jewish Sabbath.  
But there is also a Christian Sabbath.  
SUNDAY of course !!  
Paul the apostle explains it by quoting Psalms 95.11.
God says," They will not enter My Rest(Hebrews 3.11; 4.1-11 ).  
"Rest" here means Sabbath.  
For that is what the word Sabbath means: rest.  
Look it up in "Strong's Bible Concordance."  
So, the message is that the Jews won't enter God's own Sabbath.  
Now, of course they have already entered and been observing the Saturday Sabbath  
for thousands of years.  
So God here must be talking about ANOTHER Sabbath !!  
A day other than Saturday.  
Namely Sunday, RESURRECTION DAY !!!  
 
Why do I bring this subject up??  
Because I get tired of SDA members (the Seventh Day Adventists) always lying about the Sabbath.  
They claim there is only one Biblical Sabbath, Saturday  ---  when it is completely not true.  
SDA Church, I'm talking to YOU:  
STOP LYING ABOUT THE SABBATH !!  
The passage I'm quoting comes from the Book of Hebrews.  
Let me explain just why that's important, especially important.  
You see, the whole Book of Hebrews is a series of comparisons of the Jewish and the Christian.  
Take the two priesthoods.  
Paul says the Christian is superior to the Jewish.  
Take the two sacrifices.  
The animal sacrifices of the Jews versus the human/divine sacrifice of Christ on the cross.  
Paul explains how that the Christian version is again superior.  
Take the two covenants, the Old Testament versus the Gospel/New Testament.  
Paul explains the difference and why the New is superior to the Old.  
 
So, finally when we get to Paul touching on the Sabbath rest,  
You should already anticipate what Paul is going to say: besides the Jewish original, there is "another day"(Hebrews 4.8) !!!!  
And the Christian Sabbath is above the old Torah-given Sabbath.  
 
Why is something simple like that so hard for you, the SDA  Church, to understand ??  
 
PS: I need to admit that Paul isn't clear about the Christian Sabbath.  
The "rest" of God is other than an ordinary Sunday.  
But the RESURRECTION that occurred that original Resurrection Sunday does = "God's rest." As Christians, we really are called to enter THAT rest(Heb. 4.9-11).  
And each Sunday stands for that extraordinary Sunday.