Sermon Tone Analysis
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Introduction
Eric Liddel did not run on the Sabbath.
Small wonder, then, that the Sabbath/Sunday question continues to attract attention.
It is one of the most difficult areas in the study of the relationship between the Testaments, and in the history of the development of doctrine.
Should Christians keep the Sabbath today?
Yes and no. and .
Rest
Redemption
Resurrection
New Creation
Application
Take a day off.
Go offline.
Go to church.
Help others.
Rejoice in God.
The Sabbath was a gift, not a burden.
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