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History of the Sabbath and First Day of the Week

by John Nevins Andrews

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Sunday keeping and the Sabbath are traced through Scripture and history in John Nevins Andrews's book, which argues that the seventh day remains the Sabbath. The preface promises three parts: the Bible record of the Sabbath, its record in secular history, and the record of the Sunday festival with the steps by which, in the author's view, it took the place of the older day. Andrews says he consulted original authorities as far as he could reach them. This enlarged second edition was printed on the Seventh-day Adventist press in Battle Creek, Michigan, in 1873.

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Pages
371
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English
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