One can only make this case outside of scripture, not though God's Holy Word. Please quote one scripture that say the first day is My (i.e. the Lord's) holy day or is one of God's commandments, or the Sabbath was transferred to the first day. It's not there, but we are warned the Sabbath would be changed, not by God Dan 7:25 which is exactly what happened.
Due to much recent interaction with SDA's on this board I have been looking into the writings and teachings of Ellen G. White. One of the first things I found was that she took the phrase
evening morning from Daniel 8:14 and converted that phrase it into days, (to put it nicely), while admitting that the text reads
evening morning and says nothing about days, or yom, or yamim, and then used the year for a day principle to turn the
two-thousand three hundred evening morning into
two-thousand three hundred years ending in 1844, (curiously, a date in her own lifetime when she would have been about the age of seventeen).
The doctrine of the investigative judgment is anchored upon the 2,300 year prophecy found in Daniel 8:14. Myths are dispelled and the clear chain of truth is presented.
www.shepherds-rod-speaks.org
(The image files and the section titled "When The 2,300 Days Begin And End" are from a 1937 Tract which may be found linked at the bottom of the above webpage link).
In this one thing alone she took a specific phrase that specifically references the opening creation account, and does not mention the word yom or any form thereof, and she turned it into days and then into years. Moreover, apparently, she either had a visitation or visitations from an angel because I have seen another SDA here post an account from her writings making that claim.
The devil has made a counterfeit of everything God made, and the Sabbath points us back to Creation Exo 20:8-11 Genesis 2:1-3 the God of the Creation, the One True God and the God of the Universe
Daniel 8:14 points directly back to the opening creation account by the phrase
evening morning and therefore speaks of the sacred calendar day which is seven yamim-hours in a yom day. This is the foundational level understanding while every greater increment of time expands from the foundational understanding of a yom as an hour. The weekly Shabbat is based on the daily Shabbat: for the daily Shabbat hour is the primary meaning from the foundation of the world.
Luke 5:17a T/R
17 και εγενετο
εν μια των ημερων
Luke 6:1a T/R
1 εγενετο δε
εν σαββατω δευτεροπρωτω
Luke 6:6a T/R
6 εγενετο δε και
εν ετερω σαββατω
There is Shabbat hour in every day of every year, uninterrupted from the foundation of the world, and even if the length of the solar tropical year was to change, (and it has, at least a little), the Shabbat hour of the sacred calendar day would still be the seventh yom-hour of the sacred calendar day for as long as the earth and world exist.
Ellen G. White changed that and also did not see that the cleansing of the temple is fulfilled in the Gospel accounts by the Meshiah, and the time is 329 days counting only the seven hours in a day according to the sacred calendar day. The hours of the crucifixion are also the six hours of the opening creation account without the Shabbat hour, (for in it he rested, after the saying, "It is finished").
Here is part of, (but not all of), what is meant by "It is finished" ~
Genesis 2:3 LXX (Brenton Translation)
3 And God blessed the seventh day and sanctified it, because in it he ceased from all his works
which God began to do.
The underlined portion in the above statement is actually a more correct way to understand the Hebrew text but not many translators render it that way. Here are several translations from the Hebrew that are close enough to get the point across:
Genesis 2:3 YLT (Young's Literal)
3 And God blesseth the seventh day, and sanctifieth it, for in it He hath ceased from all His work
which God had prepared for making.
Genesis 2:3 HRB2012
3 And Elohim blessed the seventh day and sanctified it, because He rested from all His work on it,
which Elohim had created to make.
.......
which Elohim (cut-down) created to be done.......
Why is this important? because although the works were finished from the foundation of the world, (Hebrews 4:3), still yet the Master says the following:
John 4:34 KJV
34 Jesus saith unto them, My meat is to do the will of him that sent me,
and to finish his work.