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52161 Facts of Faith, p. 68.3 (Christian Edwardson)
It is another remarkable fact that Sunday is never called by any sacred title in the New Testament, but always referred to as a weekday, never as a holy day. It is classed as one of the weekdays, being called “the first day of the week .”
52162 Facts of Faith
… in reference to it. First, He ceased from His work which He had made. Secondly, He rested.... Thirdly, He blessed the seventh day.... In the fourth place, He hallowed it …
52163 Facts of Faith, p. 73.5 (Christian Edwardson)
… in reference to some who were required to keep it holy.” — Commentary on the Holy Scriptures, John Peter Lange, D. D., Vol. I, pp. 196, 197. New York: 1884.
52164 Facts of Faith, p. 76.1 (Christian Edwardson)
… here referred to is the moral law of the Ten Commandments. ( Romans 7:7, 12; James 2:10, 1 L) Christ firmly refuted the idea that He was to abolish any part of God’s law …
52165 Facts of Faith, p. 81.1 (Christian Edwardson)
… has reference to the destruction of Jerusalem, and the flight of the Christian church from the doomed city, expressly emphasized the Sabbath, or Saturday …
52166 Facts of Faith
… ), with reference to the last scenes of Jesus’ life, but without Jewish superstition.” — “A Compendium of Ecclesiastical History,” Vol. I, chap. 2, see. 30, p. 92. Edinburgh …
52167 Facts of Faith, p. 91.3 (Christian Edwardson)
… :10, refers to Sunday, but this text does not say which day is meant, and Sunday is not called the Lord’s day in any other place in the New Testament. There is therefore …
52168 Facts of Faith
… probably refers to the day of which Christ said: ‘The Son of man is Lord even of the Sabbath day,’ as the whole book of Revelation has a strong Jewish bearing.” — “History …
52169 Facts of Faith
… was referred to. We find no mention of any commemoration, whether of the resurrection or any other event in the Apostolic records.” — Cyclopedia of Biblical …
52170 Facts of Faith
… to refer to a single passage in all the Scriptures of the New Testament in which the observance of it is enjoined by God. If we refer to tradition, tradition …
52171 Facts of Faith, p. 112.9 (Christian Edwardson)
“He refers to Eusebius for proof that Constantine, besides issuing his well-known edict that labor should be suspended on Sunday, enacted that the people …
52172 Facts of Faith, p. 184.1 (Christian Edwardson)
… , 11 ) [refers to one day in seven] is only arbitrary misrepresentation and falsification of God’s word, for it does not say ‘every seventh,’ but ‘the seventh day, on …
52173 Facts of Faith, p. 184.2 (Christian Edwardson)
… then referred to Romans 14 and Colossians 2 as proof that the Sabbath was abolished. But those who held that the moral law is still in force, answered:
52174 Facts of Faith, p. 184.3 (Christian Edwardson)
… , these refer ... to the appointed days of the Old Testament, which the contents in the whole chapter show.... By ‘Sabbaths’ is not to be understood the weekly Sabbath …
52175 Facts of Faith, p. 185.1 (Christian Edwardson)
… then referred to the fate of the priests of Baal in 1 Kings 18 ]” — Id., April, 1866, p. 103 .
52176 Facts of Faith, p. 189.2 (Christian Edwardson)
… , he refers to the middle wall that separated Jews and Gentiles, the law of Moses. The Ten Commandments, in which Moses had no part, were given by God’s own voice …
52177 Facts of Faith, p. 192.3 (Christian Edwardson)
… will refer the reader to the description of it given by H. L. Hastings, in his book: The Signs of the Times, 149-151. We can see in this another evidence of the vigilant …
52178 Facts of Faith, p. 201.3 (Christian Edwardson)
… prophecies refer properly not to the career of the Papacy, but to that of some future supernatural individual, who is yet to appear, and to continue in power …
52179 Facts of Faith, p. 203.4 (Christian Edwardson)
… Antichrist,” referring to some superhuman monster of Jewish extraction that would appear just before Christ’s second coming. But on this point Dr. C. H. H. Wright …
52180 Facts of Faith, p. 225.1 (Christian Edwardson)
… here refer to one other similar denial. In the Roman Catholic paper, Shepherd of the Valley, there appeared an article by the editor, in which he stated: If Catholics …