human
The fourth commandment is simply and perpetually moral, and not ceremonial in whole or in part. _Richard Byfield_, 1630, says,
gpt
The fourth commandment is part of the law of nature, and thus part of the image of God, and is no more capable of a ceremony to be in it than God is. Afterwards he says,
human
The institution of the Lord's day is clearly in the work of Christ's resurrection, as the institution of the seventh day was in the work of finishing the creation.
gpt
The resurrection applieth and determineth the Sabbath of the fourth commandment to the Lord's day.