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The divine appointment of the Lords Day proved : as a separated day for holy worship, especially in the Church assemblies, and consequently the cessation of the seventh day Sabbath .. (1671)

Baxter, Richard, 1615-1691 · London : Printed for Nevil Simmons · leaf 22

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them the CeiTa-tion of the Seventh-day Sabbath,yet becaufe they caft off the Lordsday, which I take to be a fargreater error and (in, than the obfervation ofboth dayes ^ and becaufe that when I have provedthe Inftitution of the Lords Day, I (hall the moreeafilytake them off the other, by proving… … (2) for holy Worfhip^ efpecially in public]^ Church-con-ventions ? ArT. And here for the right ftating of the Queftion,let it be noted, i. That it is not the Name of aSabbath that we now meddle with, or ft and up-on. Let us agree in the Things and we (lull ea-iilybear a difference about the name.…

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