The Definite Seventh Day
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Andrews, John Nevins
Bates, JosephBliss, SylvesterBourdeau, Daniel T.Butler, George IdeCornell, Merritt E.Cottrell, Roswell FennerCrosier, Owen Russell LoomisDaniells, Arthur GrosvenorFitch, CharlesFoy, William EllisHale, ApollosHaskell, Stephen NelsonJones, Alonzo TrevierLitch, JosiahLoughborough, John NortonMagan, Percy TilsonMiller, WilliamPaulson, DavidPreble, Thomas MotherwellPrescott, William WarrenSmith, Annie RebekahSmith, RebekahSmith, UriahStephenson, James M.Storrs, GeorgeWaggoner, Ellet JosephWaggoner, Joseph HarveyWard, Henry DanaWhite, JamesWhiting, Nathaniel N.
The Definite Seventh Day
The Commandment to Restore and to Build JerusalemConsistencyThe Crime at PocassetDeparting and Being with ChristAn Examination of Seven Reasons for Sunday-KeepingThe First Day of the Week Not the Sabbath of the LordHistory of the Sabbath and First Day of the WeekThe Judgment. Its Events and Their OrderThe Perpetuity of the Royal LawA Refutation of the Claims of Sunday-keeping to Divine AuthorityReview of Objections to the Seventh-day SabbathA Review of the Remarks of O.R.L. Crozier on the Institution, Design and Abolition of the SabbathThe Rich Man and LazarusThe Sabbatic Institution, and the Two LawsSamuel and the Witch of EndorThe Sanctuary and Twenty-three Hundred DaysThe Sanctuary of the BibleSermon on the Two CovenantsSermons on the Sabbath and the LawThe Complete Testimony of the Fathers of the First Three Centuries Concerning the Sabbath and First DayThoughts for the CandidThoughts on the SabbathThoughts on the Sabbath & the Perpetuity of the Law of GodThe Three Angels of Revelation 14:6-12The Three Messages of Revelation 14:6-12The Two LawsThe Wicked Dead: Are They Now Being Punished?
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Can a definite day be observed by all the inhabitants of the earth? This, of course, depends upon the proper answer to another question; viz., Is there such a thing as a definite day of the week, or month, or year, to the whole human family? If there is, all can observe it; if there is not, then chronology itself is thrown into confusion by the indefiniteness of dates which necessarily ensues. On what ground, then, is it asserted that the reckoning of a definite day by the whole family of man is an impossibility?