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Ye are the light of the world; take heed, brethren, that your light be not darkness! You know--you cannot but know--that there is much, _very much_, said in the Bible about the Sabbath, and that men are very often commanded to keep it holy. You must know, also, that God has said in the fourth commandment,
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The _seventh day_ is the Sabbath of the Lord thy God; in it thou shalt not do any work; and that, for more than four thousand years, no other day of the week ever claimed to be holy. Moreover, you cannot but know, if you have read the Bible carefully, that the first day of the week, which you call
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is _very seldom_ mentioned; that there are only six passages in which the name occurs, and that four of these may be viewed as one, being the records of the same events, by different Evangelists; and how can you have failed to notice the fact, that in not one of these six passages are we, or any of our fellow-creatures, commanded to keep the first day holy? Yet you are convinced that the first day of the week is _the very Sabbath-day_, while among all those Scripture commands, before referred to, you find nothing to sustain the claims of the seventh. O brethren, you
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Let us bow before the mercy-seat of Him who is the Author of life and light, and, renewing our personal covenant with him, plead his precious promise:
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If ye continue in my word, then are ye my disciples indeed; and ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.