A weekly day for worship has been a significant part of the Hebrew-Christian religion since antiquity. This day designated as the “Sabbath,” was the seventh day of the week, now called Saturday. It was a day of rest from normal secular activities – a day to give more attention to spiritual concerns and attend religious assemblies. It also served as a memorial of creation, as it corresponds to God’s rest after the six days of creation.
This publication contains a wealth of information regarding the Sabbath in scripture and history.
The Sabbath in Scripture and History by Kenneth A. Strand is perfect for deepening your own understanding of the Sabbath and even for studying with a group.
Paperback, 391 pages.
