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classes of Christian people who lived during the Dark Ages: The Cathari, or Puritans, the Arnoldistae, and the Passaginians. Their views are presented in the uncandid language of their enemies. But the testimony of ancient Catholic historians is decisive that they were observers of the seventh day. The charge that they observed circumcision also, will be noticed presently. Mr. Robinson understands that the Passaginians were that portion of the Waldenses who lived in the passes of the mountains. He says:-- "It is very credible that the name Passageros or Passagini ... was given to such of them as lived in or near the passes or passages of the mountains, and who subsisted in part by guiding travelers or by traveling themselves for trade."[46] Mr. Elliott says of the name Passagini:-- "The explanation of the term as meaning Pilgrims, in both the spiritual and missionary sense of the word, would be but the translation of their recognized Greek appellation, and a title as 724
distinctive as beautiful."[47] - Mosheim gives the following account of them:- "In Lombardy, which was the principal residence of the Italian heretics, there sprung up a singular sect, known, for what reason I cannot tell, by the denomination of Passaginians, and also by that of the circumcised. Like the other sects already mentioned, they had the utmost aversion to the dominion and discipline of the church of Rome; but they were at the same time distinguished by two religious tenets which were peculiar to themselves. The first was a notion that the observance of the law of Moses, in everything except the offering of sacrifices, was obligatory upon Christians; in consequence of which they circumcised their followers, abstained from those meats the use of which was prohibited under the Mosaic economy, and celebrated the Jewish Sabbath. The second tenet that distinguished this sect was advanced in opposition to the doctrine of three persons in the divine nature."[48] 725
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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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challenge them as its abettors. In
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tradition, and show the amount of r
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It is certain that the first-day Sa
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is it decreed that the observation
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Chapter 13 The Sunday-Lord’s Day
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But next to the deception under whi
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and is absolutely decisive. But thi
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instances of its mention in the Bib
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name, for it was not such. But if t
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epistle of Pliny, A.D. 104, in conn
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were tested by the question whether
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Having carefully and minutely exami
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"To-day we have passed the Lord's h
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But Dionysius does not merely use t
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Christians keeps the Sabbath, medit
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John's vision upon Patmos, A.D. 96;
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and genial spot, and the locality o
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this duty in the gospel sense:-- "H
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uses the term Lord’s Day. He defi
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those heathen of whom he now writes
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apostolic than is the sign of the c
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name for the so-called eighth day.
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Paul."[24] If the Sunday-Lord’s D
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this History, a general statement o
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25. Socrates's Eccl. Hist., book v.
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curious interest to determine which
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eferring to the first day of the we
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Thus he says:-- "The epistle of Bar
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"The letter still extant, which was
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the testimony of some unknown write
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themselves by a solemn oath, not fo
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day, as that it was the first day;
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genuine, do not include in their nu
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A.D. 115. Of the eight epistles asc
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scholars. Thus he presents the orig
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"If therefore they who were well ve
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spoke on this subject as a doctor o
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statement is taken. In proof of thi
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Texts commonly adduced from the New
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Chapter 15 Examination of a Famous
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would not recant, they must be put
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not once occur; nor any equivalent
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quite similar in most respects to G
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"It thus appearing that the referen
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testify relative to the character o
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many years, the followers of Christ
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to say this in so many words. Domvi
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eplied that he was a Christian, and
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words as follows: "By the words Col
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sacrament of the Lord's supper, con
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itself a substantive, neuter as app
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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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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
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