The first day of the week is mentioned in the New Testament 8 times ( Matthew 28.1 ; Mark 16.2,9 ; Luke 24.1 ; John 20.1,19 ; Acts 20.7 ; 1 Corinthians 16.2 ).
The first 6 texts shows that, even in this day of Christ was raised from the dead, He never taught that the day of worship. On Saturday after the day of the crucifixion the disciples "were left alone by the commandment" ( Luke 23.56 ) and their collection on the first day of the week is not a celebration of Sunday, as they did not know that Christ was resurrected. Moreover, the day before the first day of the week is still called Saturday ( Matt 28.1, Mark 16.1-2 ).
In Acts 20.7 we see recorded the only meeting that took place on the night of the first day of the week (i.e. in the evening after the Sabbath and the next morning early) "to break bread" ( it could be an ordinary meal, not the Lord's Supper ). Therefore, it could not be evidence of voids of Sunday ( Acts 20.1-11 ).
In 1 Corinthians 16.2 we read that all Christians should be "deposit ITSELF ( NOT in church or collection ) and save as will allow it to status”, on the first day of the week. This is not to say the celebration of Sunday and only encourages the sacrifice "from the beginnings of income" ( Prov 3.9 ).
All the teachings are in broad agreement with the seventh day - Saturday: "There is NOT a universal Divine commandments to the Apostles about change Saturday, the date on which the celebrated its Jews, on the first day of the week" ( Theological Institute of Watson, v. 2, p. 511, New York, 1854 ).
Meeting after the crucifixion of Christ:
Sunday - 1 (not Sunday also, Saturday evening - biblical day begins with a sunset) ,
Saturday - 84:
45 A.D. - Antiochia - 2 - Acts 13
53 A.D. - Philippa - 1 - Acts 16 ( The House of prayer, NOT Sinagogue )
53 A.D. - Thessalonica - 3 - Acts 17
54 A.D. - Corinth - 78 - Acts 18
Evidence Saturday in 84 times more!
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