September 12th Honoring the Sabbath

September 5th Sabbath Prejudice—Why? Page 21 of 23
15 I gaue a sweete smell like cinamon, and aspalathus, and I
yeelded a pleasant odour like the best mirrhe, as Galbanum and
Onix, and sweet Storax, and as the sume of franckincense in the
Tabernacle.
16 As the Turpentine tree, I stretched out my branches, and my
branches are the branches of honour and grace.
17 As the Uine brought I foorth pleasant sauour, and my flowers
are the fruit of honour and riches.
18 I am the mother of faire loue, and feare, and knowledge, and
holy hope, I therefore being eternall, am giuen to all my children
which are named of him.*
* all my children which are named of him: the Israelites
and by extension all the people of God in the Kingdom—the
Christian congregation.
19 Come vnto me all ye that be desirous of mee, and fill your
selues with my fruits.
20 For my memorial is sweeter then hony, and mine inheritance
then the hony combe.
21 They that eate mee shall yet be hungry, and they that drinke
me shall yet be thirstie.*
* Like our science knowledge today, spiritual knowledge is
such that the more we know, the more there appears to be