Christ The Rest Not Moses
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This publication, relating to the Sabbath, is produced to help Christians who have been troubled by those seeking to bind them to the keeping of the Sabbath day, as given by Moses. Since the Reformation there has been much debate and discussion on the subject of the Sabbath Day and Lord's Day and whether the 10 Commandments are the binding rule of conduct on all men. This publication seeks to point out Law of Moses is not the rule of life for the believer but the Gospel of Christ is that rule. This is not strange, or odd but have been held by many faithful ministers of the gospel historically,...
This publication, relating to the Sabbath, is produced to help Christians who have been troubled by those seeking to bind them to the keeping of the Sabbath day, as given by Moses. Since the Reformation there has been much debate and discussion on the subject of the Sabbath Day and Lord's Day and whether the 10 Commandments are the binding rule of conduct on all men. This publication seeks to point out Law of Moses is not the rule of life for the believer but the Gospel of Christ is that rule. This is not strange, or odd but have been held by many faithful ministers of the gospel historically, including Calvin, Tyndale, Bunyan, Gill, Huntington. Although they may differ in their expressions I maintain that the term first day of the week and it being the Christian Sabbath it wrong and I invite you to write the conclusion after you have read the follow articles. Reason for the publication On my return from a full time Christian mission trip to the Philippines, in 2003, I sought to fellowship with Strict and Particular Baptists in England, but soon discovered a problem as I was informed that I would not be accepted as a member of any Gospel Standard Strict Baptist Church, holding the views that I had, with respect to the Sabbath. An account of this encounter is told in Appendix 1, A Rest For The People Of God, at the end of this book.
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