Sunday Lord’s Day Debate In Newberg Gospel Controversy
A reader argues for keeping the Lord’s Day as the Sunday for Christians, contrasting Adventist views. The letter cites biblical covenants, dispensations, and church history, contending the old Jewish law ended with the new covenant in Christ and that the first day is the Lord’s Day, not a Sabbath.
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Mary
John
Isle of
Patmos
Constantine
I. W. Coomb
Paul
Peter
Apostles
Apostolic Church
B. L. Hicks
Reading for a store of wise thoughts and guidance
The passage urges storing good thoughts in well crafted words to serve as a living treasury of knowledge. It argues that reading sacred writings and other fine works enriches the mind, making one independent and better able to find comfort and guidance in life, citing Sancho Panza and proverbs as examples.
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