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A
Vindication
of the
Seventh-Day Sabbath,
and the
Commandments of God:
with a further history of
God's Peculiar People,
from 1847 to 1848,
By Joseph Bates.
1. “No God but me thou shalt adore;
2. No Image frame to bow before;
3. My Holy Name take not in vain;
4. My sacred Sabbath don't profane;
5. To parents render due respect;
6. All murder shun and malice check;
7. From filth and whoredom base, abstain;
8. From theft and all unlawful gain;
9. False witness flee and slandering spite;
New Bedford
Press of Benjamin Lindsey
1848
Contents
- Preface.
- The Sabbath Controversy.
- Barnabas Against The Sabbath.
- To The Editor Of The “Advent Harbinger.”
- To the Editor of The Bible Advocate.
- Past And Present Experience.
- Joseph Bates. Scriptural Observance Of The Sabbath.
- Under The Gospel.
- The Beginning Of The Sabbath.
- The Last Experiment On Definite Time; The Prolonging Of The Days All Failed.
- Christ's Second Coming To Gather His People.
- A Correction.
- Seventh & Fourteenth Of Revelations.
- Footnotes