Experiences of a Pioneer Minister of Minnesota
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The prevailing idea is that Christ or His apostles changed the day. But we find the Bible silent on this point. We find that Christ himself kept the seventh day Sabbath, Luke, iv, 16, 31. The early Christians kept it after the cruci- fixion, Luke, xxiii, 56. Paul preached to Jews and Gentiles on the Sabbath day, Acts, xviii, 4 ; xiii, 42. We search in vain for one passage in the scriptures which sanctions Sunday or first day of the week observance. The greatest obstacle in the way of the Sunda}... T institution is the law of ten command- ments. Sunday cannot be supported by that law, the fourth precept of which says the seventh day is the Sabbath, and to abolish the law would be to abolish the very foundation of the government of God. The leading Protestant denominations agree that' the ten commandments are now in force. The Methodist Discipline, article 6, says, ' No Christian whatever is free from obedience of the commandments which are called moral. ' The Baptist Manual, article 12, says, 'We believe that the moral law of God is the eternal and unchangeable rule of his moral government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The prevailing idea is that Christ or His apostles changed the day. But we find the Bible silent on this point. We find that Christ himself kept the seventh day Sabbath, Luke, iv, 16, 31. The early Christians kept it after the cruci- fixion, Luke, xxiii, 56. Paul preached to Jews and Gentiles on the Sabbath day, Acts, xviii, 4 ; xiii, 42. We search in vain for one passage in the scriptures which sanctions Sunday or first day of the week observance. The greatest obstacle in the way of the Sunda}... T institution is the law of ten command- ments. Sunday cannot be supported by that law, the fourth precept of which says the seventh day is the Sabbath, and to abolish the law would be to abolish the very foundation of the government of God. The leading Protestant denominations agree that' the ten commandments are now in force. The Methodist Discipline, article 6, says, ' No Christian whatever is free from obedience of the commandments which are called moral. ' The Baptist Manual, article 12, says, 'We believe that the moral law of God is the eternal and unchangeable rule of his moral government.
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