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id: 48182
author: Thomson, Andrew
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title:
  The Sabbath A Paper Read at the Conference of the Evangelical Alliance, Held at Geneva, September 2. 1861

summary:
  My own firm conviction is, that, in the matter of Sabbath observance, Scotland has nothing to be ashamed of in her principles, and England has much to learn. My heart's desire and prayer to God is now, and ever shall be, that He will bless this and every kindred effort to maintain the holiness of God's day, and to raise higher the standard of Sabbath observance.


id: 41993
author: Andrews, Silas M. (Silas Milton)
title: The Sabbath at Home
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summary:
  If our tables are provided for on Saturday; if we bake that which we must bake, and seethe that we must seethe, and lay them up for the morrow, will not those members of the family, who attend public worship, have more time to devote to the reading of the Scriptures, to meditation, and other duties of Sabbath morning? In answer to the plea, that being worn down with the cares of the week, and its toils, we may, consistently with duty, lie later on Sabbath morning than any other, it may be asked, Have we a right to expend our strength during the week, so as to unfit us for the duties of the Sabbath when they arrive?


id: 17483
author: Brooks, Henry M. (Henry Mason)
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summary: Gazette_. _Sunday is the golden clasp that binds together the volume of the week._--LONGFELLOW.
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title:
  The Olden Time Series, Vol. 3: New-England Sunday Gleanings Chiefly From Old Newspapers Of Boston And Salem, Massachusetts


id: 55818
author: Andrews, John Nevins
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title:
  The Complete Testimony of the Fathers of the First Three Centuries Concerning the Sabbath and First Day

summary:
  An anti-Sabbatarian writer of some repute speaks thus:-- As the Sabbath day appears to have been quite as commonly observed at this date as the Sun's day (if not even more so), it is just as probable that this 'stated day' referred to by Pliny was the _seventh_ day, as that it was the _first_ day; though the latter is generally taken for granted. And here again it is worthy of notice that we have from Irenæus only the plain name of first day of the week.


id: 8659
author: Earle, Alice Morse
title: Sabbath in Puritan New England
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summary:
  Similar chronicles exist about other New England churches, and bear a striking resemblance to each other. Similar entries may be found in nearly every record of New England churches in the middle or latter part of that century.


