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HISTORY OF THE SABBATH AND FIRST DA
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his uprightness, it must have been
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which it has usurped the place of t
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Chapter 1 The Creation Time and ete
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On the second day of time "God said
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kind, and everything that creepeth
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abbis, who are legitimate judges in
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Chapter 2 The Institution of the Sa
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The blessing and sanctification of
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of these days a name which indicate
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etc. This sanctification or appoint
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The declaration, "God blessed the s
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holy use. And in the commandment it
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the heavens be no more, they shall
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seventh day because he had rested u
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We have seen the Sabbath ordained o
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that he should "remember the Sabbat
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his intelligent creatures. When the
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whole moral law is given. The recor
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yet the observance of the other and
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It was therefore not difficult for
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and sanctified it. Gen. 2:3. Moses
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8. Dr. Twisse illustrates the absur
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Chapter 3 The Sabbath Committed to
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(Gen. 2-6; Heb. 11:4-7; 1 Pet. 3:20
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the knowledge of divine truth and t
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hadst formed the earth and the worl
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did mete it with an omer, he that g
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people, of their own accord, had ga
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day." (Lev. 23:3; Mark 1:21; Luke 4
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and we are told why it was such a s
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Sabbath; 2. When he brought the peo
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Ex.16, which is supposed to give th
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Chapter 4 The Fourth Commandment Th
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giving of the law, and the service
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holy use, at the close of the first
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Creator rested, and upon which he p
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commandment. And mark the expressio
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3. He who created the world on the
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Chapter 5 The Sabbath Written by th
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and the foreigner must keep it, and
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"And the Lord spake unto Moses sayi
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Sabbaths TO BE a sign between me an
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apart or sanctify unto himself the
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did not originate from the fall of
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affixed to most of the precepts of
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in this record the Sabbath is menti
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given him to be properly spent in t
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The law within the ark was that whi
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of Dr. C. And if this be correct, i
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properly enough refer to Moses, if
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provocation in the day of temptatio
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This language has undoubted referen
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their own land; and that one of the
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nation, and not a part of the origi
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would not conflict with the Passove
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keep my Sabbaths, and reverence my
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despised the word of the Lord, and
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yourselves to the Most High to keep
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Yet there is the strongest evidence
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then bless and hallow the day. 4. T
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in polluting it. Deliverance from a
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These texts will explain the follow
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to the TEN WORDS of the law of God,
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Jacob, his statutes and his judgmen
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Sabbath as a Jewish institution, be
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Chapter 7 The Feasts, New Moons and
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feasts, and occupied but a single d
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"And ye shall proclaim on the selfs
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these Sabbaths, the following or fi
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these Sabbaths of the land came the
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when he ordained the festivals and
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Hosea carefully designates the annu
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13:15-18) and their final restorati
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says, 'her Sabbaths.' But the Sabba
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violation of the Sabbath caused the
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then is proved by the fact that six
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OWN work: "Six days shalt thou labo
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those who believe that God set apar
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When our Lord was called upon to pr
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forgotten or lost during the five c
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overthrow as a people. About fifty
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when they are outcasts, that is, wh
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urden on the Sabbath day, nor bring
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their children to their idols, then
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and also to the festivals of the He
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court, this covenant was in part, a
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Nehemiah bears testimony to the acc
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10. A few words relative to the tim
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Chapter 9 The Sabbath from Nehemiah
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"Then many that sought after justic
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Yet were some martyred after this f
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eason of the opposition the Jews wo
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Sabbath to walk on green grass, for
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frauds by which Sunday is shown to
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as the close of the Seventy weeks I
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in their synagogues, being glorifie
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that were possessed with devils. An
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2. That the question raised by the
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this reference to the priests, had
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God. There must be a time when thes
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concerning the Sabbath. He carefull
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have one sheep, and if it fall into
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Sir, I have no man, when the water
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hitherto lightly esteemed the Sabba
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from the same point, else the examp
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"I must work the works of him that
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the glorious things that were done
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MERCIFUL institution, and to rid it
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the city of Jerusalem with an army,
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for life. And pitiable indeed was t
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"He pitched his camp at a certain p
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therefore, that whether in city or
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man thereof judge you in meat, or i
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1. The Sabbath of the Lord was made
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2:8-12; Matt. 5:17-19; Rom. 3:19, 3
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terms. At this point of time it is
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In these texts the foundation of th
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sat at meat, and upbraided them wit
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day of the week and blessed and hal
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authority of the texts already quot
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substantial frame-work than enters
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The conclusion to which these facts
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Son of God for sinful men may be sa
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never authorized such an act. But a
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day of the week, which he has never
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slightest evidence that that day or
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1. See, on this point, the conclusi
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this day? What a false-hearted prof
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was not, as to change the rest-day
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or advanceth the work of redemption
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Gentiles began with Sabbath-keepers
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and foreigners, but fellow-citizens
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2. The death of the Redeemer for th
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great central point in the work of
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the law of God in the heart of each
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which we may conclude that man in h
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Gentiles, and the opening events of
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"For they that dwell at Jerusalem,
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y other texts. Several years after
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in the books of Moses, and the firs
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strongly attests the Sabbath as the
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esides the few Jews who received th
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Sabbath-keeping church of Thessalon
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as I have given order to the church
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"[6] The Douay Bible reads: "Let ev
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Sabbath. Yet Paul omits all titles
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this day had become the Christian S
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follows the important consequence t
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own master he standeth or falleth.
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1John 3:4, 5) 3. Because that Paul
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of David, "All things are put under
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testimony of Jesus Christ. I was in
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proving beyond all doubt that that
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examined, is found to have no such
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from doing thy pleasure on MY HOLY
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7. Sabbath Manual of the American T
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elative to redemption as an argumen
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they had regarded with superstitiou
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truth, but that it was left out of
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The book of Acts is an inspired his
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who taught otherwise were of that c
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its origin, it can never cease to b
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forward and new modeled the cause."
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portion of the people of God were s
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passes over the line which separate
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Those who raise this point betray t
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flagrantis persecutionis etiam temp
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The festival of Sunday is more anci
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Sunday, and appropriated the next d
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ecause opportunity and common exped
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church began to apostatize from God
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the Christians held their assemblie
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"It is also probable that Friday, t
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moderns, and we shall find no Lord
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a voluntary observance. Thus he add
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human ordinance; water being now as
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honor of the impostor Simon Magus.
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It was because of your iniquities,
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"I have carefully searched through
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an interpolated passage from an epi
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ishop of Rome, in the year 196,[34]
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Council of Nice was induced to deci
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honorable than the seventh, and els
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Tertullian pleads no divine command
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festival in honor of the sun, and t
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"The western church began to fast o
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3. Antiquities, p. 68. 4. Jewish An
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35. History of the Popes, vol. i. p
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Rome; or rather that Peter was the
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day observance any divine authority
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annually; you have a festive day ev
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y some in the list. It is certain t
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assembling was "to hear the saving
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eader judge whether we have correct
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the Scriptures. The next father wil
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sacrament was given beforehand in s
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"Looking forward to this, the proph
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modern first-day writers. Or had th
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"Similarly, too, in the period of P
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festival of Sunday, in the judgment
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harmony with the facts already addu
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Sabbath. We shall also find that Cl
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world shall endure in its present s
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to keep in the present state of wic
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"Do you see that the elements are n
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Such were Justin's reasons for reje
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the fact that when the Kingdom of G
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not do their own work, but God's, w
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Notes: 1. Epistle of Barnabas, chap
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39. Apostolical Constitutions, book
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Chapter 18 The Sabbath in the Recor
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"For God at the first, indeed, warn
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ules of our regenerate life," that
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RETURN to those virtuous manners wh
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"And he says in another place, 'If
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during the duration of the world, a
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made up rest from our works, for th
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unknown in Tertullian's time. Had i
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ETERNAL and NATURAL ACTS OF RIGHTEO
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in six days."[28] This language has
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the eighth, but the seventh, that i
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seventh day, but the sixth, and Sun
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The act of standing in prayer was o
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methods of observing one day. The J
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this was that they contented themse
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centuries, especially those residen
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Provider, the Law-giver, the Cause
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of right, and that the Sabbath of t
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Spirit, which acts in themselves co
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4. Id. BOOK III. CHAP IX. 5. Id. Ib
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ecclesiam convenias, lectionibus di
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Chapter 19 The Sabbath and First-da
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in the Christian church has been al
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the Jewish festivals, the Gentile C
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Down even to the fifth century the
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"The observance of the Lord’s Day
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the third, is sufficiently attested
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enlisted under the banner of Christ
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"In this way [that is, by presentin
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etween the rival institutions, the
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"The first day of the week, which w
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abstaining from common business; no
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indubitable proof that this law was
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On the seventh day of March, Consta
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day of the sun. Thus Gibbon testifi
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current of opinion, he declared him
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Origen, Cyprian, Anatolius, Commodi
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"Thus do we see upon what grounds t
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"And in the following times, when a
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themselves that the ignorant rustic
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Constantine. This fact should not b
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But now we come to a fact of remark
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civil law, given to Sunday a Sabbat
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The persons here referred to as the
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of this century, was evidently gain
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observance to become with many only
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inferior to them in good qualities.
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unto his worldly business on the Lo
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Christians had to say for themselve
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and generally since taken up in the
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Sabbath of every week, yet the Chri
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Notes: 1. Dialogues on the Lord’s
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festival of Sunday, what the fourth
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published by R. Groombridge & Sons,
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61. Sunday a Sabbath, p. 163. 1640.
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and commanded to keep Sunday -- Fir
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their history for the present, let
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It should be observed, however, tha
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great infirmity. And because they,
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neglect and slight the Lord’s Day
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shame.' "[14] In the conclusion of
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Agatho there sat the twelfth counci
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with due veneration, and wholly dev
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according to Morer, "They entreated
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estored to its honor, and for the c
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"Where it was ordered more precisel
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ead:-- A.D.876. "Alfred the Great,
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A.D.967. King Edgar "commanded that
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still more strict. Morer informs us
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"Of him it is reported that he had
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Flaye, returned to England, and pre
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ain I will rain upon you stones, an
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will I send against you still worse
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commissioned to bring it into Engla
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III. who filled the office of pope
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would pay due reverence to the Lord
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it under the ashes, after the ninth
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observance. "It shows," as Morer qu
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Edmund de Abendon archbishop of Can
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obstinate and speak or act against
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which has supplanted it:-- A.D.1584
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14. Historical and Practical Discou
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39. Hist. Sab. part ii, chap. v, se
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56. See page 274 of this work. 57.
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who were not in the communion of th
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the communion of the church of Rome
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into England.[5] "The people in the
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and on Saturday the ninth of June s
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Among the dissenters from the Romis
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Jortin dates their withdrawal into
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countries of Europe, Benedict thus
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"They can say a great part of the O
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Sylvester. . . . They hold that non
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they distinguished themselves from
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follows:-- "Insabbatati [they were
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that this statement is founded in e
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different Sabbath from the Catholic
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speak of the observance of the seve
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Another class of witnesses to the t
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his first book against heretics, wh
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distinctive as beautiful."[47] - Mo
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e kept in mind whenever we read of
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these heretics he places the Petrob
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learned men of the East had put for
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there is no evidence that any of th
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"They which maintain the Saturday S
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the perfect rule of the Christian f
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Peter, and the sovereign of the wor
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sight of by it. The Catholics of Eu
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western world for a thousand years,
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author has just spoken. The history
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monks, to attach them to her commun
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service on Saturdays, eat flesh, an
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16. Edward's Hist. of Redemption, p
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35. Jones's Church History, vol. ii
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62. The Rise, Spring. and Foundatio
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Chapter 22 Position of the Reformer
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local saints which some particular
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up by Melancthon [and approved by L
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"If we would have the Lord's day so
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proves conclusively that he did not
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week. What does he say of the break
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one's ability might enable -- that
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found him enjoying the recreation o
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John Barclay,[28] a learned man of
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should come once in seven days, eve
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That church now holds Sunday to be
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impropriety of making them the stan
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18. Calvin's Commentary on Acts 20:
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38. Hessey p. 203. 39. Dr. Priestly
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the Anabaptists -- Why Carlstadt ha
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and Carlstadt on this very subject.
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the Spirit was sufficient, there wa
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[Carlstadt] rejected the practice o
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egard to the ceremonies introduced
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and Luther, and that which most emb
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Carlstadt, for maintaining the doct
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"For three centuries, Carlstadt's m
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ut also most OUTRAGEOUS of his cont
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" 'He was well acquainted,' says Dr
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The various historians who treat of
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the body and blood of Christ, and a
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20. Id. book x. p. 315. 21. Hist. R
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And we have not the word of God for
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great number of ministers, and a mu
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lamed" for the death of Davidis, "b
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Genoldists."[10] Sabbath-keepers, a
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speak of those who turn from the fi
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"A Jew named Horie preached a mixtu
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Passaginians.[17] Is there any reas
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een instituted by popes, cardinals,
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denomination in that kingdom."[26]
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Oxford, 1835. 24. I know of no exce
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portent -- none of these, nor all o
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liberty to the church of the New Te
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esponse, and the result was a most
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Puritans fell in with this doctrine
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and of the Gentiles, of the law and
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eye-witness, Dr. Heylyn:-- "For by
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"It is not possible, indeed, if tra
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conclude this work. Notes: 1. Hengs
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Chapter 26 English Sabbath-keepers
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day, and the right use of the same.
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"For 'making of conventicles and fa
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her long imprisonment, Pagitt says
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this day obligeth Christians under
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Sabbatarian questions) in the old a
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"Because an indefinite time must ei
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Sabbath of the Lord."[21] In 1671,
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"When he resided in London he forme
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Ilchester jail.[31] About the time
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idicule. At the scaffold, on the da
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persecution was that of their great
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8. Pagitt's Heresiography, p. 209.
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Chapter 27 The Sabbath in America T
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Mr. Mumford, on his arrival, went e
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of the church," they "found themsel
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1671."[7] "On the 23rd of December,
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The American Sabbath Tract Society
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State. They originated in 1728 from
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The Sabbath was first introduced to
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Sabbath reform. But both of them, w
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about this time to interest many Ad
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Adventist Publishing Association. T
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settlement is instituted each year
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families scattered all the way from
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They have had perils from open foes
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earth. The importance of the Sabbat
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High is again and for the last time
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4. Seventh-day Baptist Memorial, vo
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Maine. This article was reprinted i
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Schrevelius, and Greenfield. 907