A Refutation of the Claims of Sunday-keeping to Divine Authority: also a lengthy extract from the History of the Sabbath

A Bold Defense of the Biblical Sabbath — Challenging the Tradition of Sunday Worship In The Refutation of the Claims of Sunday-Keeping, renowned Seventh-day Adventist scholar J.N. Andrews presents a thorough and uncompromising defense of the seventh-day Sabbath. Written during a period of intense theological debate, this classic work systematically examines the historical, biblical, and theological arguments used to justify Sunday observance and exposes their weaknesses through careful scriptural analysis. Andrews, one of the early pioneers of the Seventh-day Adventist movement, draws deeply from both Scripture and church history to demonstrate the enduring authority of the Sabbath commandment. This work remains highly relevant for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Sabbath observance, the roots of Sunday worship, and the significance of God's law in the life of the believer. Inside this powerful study, you’ll discover: A detailed refutation of Sunday-keeping traditions The biblical foundation for seventh-day Sabbath observance The historical origins of Sunday worship in Christianity Answers to common objections against Sabbath-keeping Whether you are a Bible student, pastor, or seeker of truth, The Refutation of the Claims of Sunday-Keeping offers a compelling, scripture-based examination of one of Christianity’s most debated doctrines. Discover the truth about Sabbath observance — and reclaim the biblical day of rest.
ASIN: 1468063715
VSKU: BVV.1468063715.A
Condition: Acceptable
Author/Artist:Andrews, John Nevins (J. N.)
Binding: Paperback
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