Pneumonic Devices to Serve Him Better

It is written in the Instructions of the Creator that we NOT let the names of idols leave our lips.
Their names! That means Zeus, Allah, Jupiter, etc.
Even typing them I feel a little funny, but as my lips are not being used
I am most careful of what I let leave my lips.

Did you know that the days of the week as they are today are named after pagans idols and ideologies?

Sunday- Day of the Sun (Gott, ghodh, etc. --pagan favorite)
Monday- Day of the Moon
Tuesday- Day of Tiw
Wednesday- Day of Woden
Thursday- Day of Thor
Friday- Day of Freia
Saturday- Day of Saturn

I have come up with some pneumonic devices to help with remembering the days in their numbered form.
Keep in mind that according to the Creator, the day actually begins with nighttime portion first then the daytime.
So the beginning of the day is when the sun sets and the end of the day is the following sunset.
I will associate the numbered days to their daytime portions. The pneumonic devices in bold.
Hope this helps for you Natsarim trying to serve the Most High in the large tasks and then even the finer details. LOVE is in the details!

Sunday- First Day 

(Pagan's favorite idol is the sun; their #1, therefore this is the FIRST day)

Monday- Second Day

(2nd to the sun is the moon, so this is the SECOND day)

Tuesday- Third Day 

(Pagans have it wrong and even their two's are three's. TWO'sday is actually the THIRD day)

Wednesday- Fourth Day

(The abbreviation of Weds. has 4 letters....so this is the FOURTH day)

Thursday- Fifth Day

(The abbreviation of Thurs. has 5 letters.....so this is the FIFTH day)

Friday- Sixth Day

(The day before the Sabbath of YAHUAH is always the 6th day; 666 is the number of a man; the 6th day is the last day of man, and then the day of His Creator is the 7th; YAHUAH always has the last say)

Saturday- Seventh Day

(The 7th Day belongs to YAHUAH. It is His Shabbat. His Day brings the conclusion to the week because YAHUAH will ALWAYS have the last say. He is the Aleph and the Tau. The Beginning and End. Honor the Shabbat and keep it qodesh [separate, special, honored] SEVENTH DAY is a no-brainer)

Hope this was helpful, brothers and sisters!

Shalom!