A few notes on the Sabbath Sunday debate
A Few Notes on the Sabbath-Sunday Debate The Sabbatarian demand that Christian worship (which includes the breaking of bread, the apostles teaching, hymns and prayer) ought to take place on […]
Category Archives: Sabbath
The Sabbath and Eastern Orthodoxy
“I saw that God had not changed the Sabbath, for He never changes. But the Pope had changed it from the seventh to the first day of the week: for […]
The Sabbath Touchstone Fulfilled
By Leif L. One Touchstone Points To the Other Through several articles, I have identified Sabbath observance as a religious “touchstone” – a belief or practice which (for Jews and […]
The Spiritual Touchstone of Sabbatarianism
By Leif L. This article is a continuation of my previous article, The Spiritual Touchstone of Adventism, where it is shown that the overarching religious concern of Seventh-day Adventism is […]
The Sabbath, Gentiles, and the Seven Noahide Laws
The purpose of this article is to examine the influence first century Judaism had on early Christianity, the changes that occurred during this time in the movement in relation to […]
Sabbath and the Protestant Reformation
By Leif L. This is the 11th part of a series of articles about the Sabbath. “Does God require us to observe the Sabbath and other holy days of the […]
Sunday Observance in Early Christianity (Historical Quotes)
By Leif L. Here is a list of quotes showing that the earliest Christians worshipped their Lord on the first day of the week. Sabbatarians generally hold that the early […]
