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The Sabbath and the Covenants - A Refutation of Sabbatarian Theology

A Refutation of Seventh Day Adventism and the Hebrew Roots Movement

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The Sabbath and the Covenants - A Refutation of Sabbatarian Theology

By: Chris White
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Should Christians keep the Sabbath?

This is a detailed study of the Covenants in scripture with an emphasis on their relation to the Sabbath. Over 100 verses are sited in support of the book's thesis, which is that the Sabbath, and indeed the entire Mosaic covenant has been fulfilled in Christ.

This book also contains detailed answers to common objections from Seventh Day Adventist and Messianic Jews.

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bias interpretation of the Sabbath.
The Lord's day is clear in the Bible to be the Sabbath. Jesus is said to be the Lord of the Sabbath Mk 2.28 Mt 12.8 not of the first day of the week. after his death if anyone would ask the disciples what day was Jesus the Lord of, they would say the Sabbath. because that was what Jesus told them.
away too many bias interpretation to make his point right.

personal interpretations of the Sabbath

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White clearly uses good hermeneutics to interpret the biblical Sabbath, and why Christians are no longer under the old covenant, where the Sabbath had power.

The author is clear in his knowledge and very biblical sound. I highly recommend his books.

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