Apologetics

This article is intended for those who may think that Sunday is the Seventh day, or Sabbath day, that the Bible designates to be set aside for the worship of God. Just look at the Biblical and Historical Facts. In the Heart of the word Sabbath. You will find a treasure, (abba or Father), He said it was His Holy day. And only He has rightful ownership to it.

"and by its mouth fpeaking great things and changing times and laws, it was a Prophet as well as a King. And fuch a Seer, a Prophet and a King, is the Church of Rome. A Seer,"  Observations Upon the Prophecies of Daniel and the Apocalypse of St. John ... - Page 75

'Wherein, the Difference between the Sincere Christian and the most Refined Hypocrite, the Nature Characters of Saving and of Common Grace, the Dangers and diseases incident to most flourishing Churches or Christians, and other Spiritual truths of greatest importance, are clearly discovered, and practically improved'. "The second part of the parable" has separate paging. Writen in Middle English.

The Image of Both Churches was published by John Bale in 1547, and is a thorough commentary on the book of Revelation, the last book in the Christian Bible. Bale proceeded by taking short passages and following with a detailed paraphrase to explain the meaning and significance of such things as the opening of the seven seals, the first beast, the second beast with two horns, the blowing of the trumpets, and the going forth of the horsemen. Of central concern was the correct identification of Antichrist.

Rev. L. GIUSTINIANI, D. D., Formerly a Roman Priest, now Minister of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. An Introduction by the Rev. W. C. BROWNLEE, D. D., Of the Protestant Reformed Dutch Church of New York,

The Author of the following pages takes the liberty of introducing them before the public, in hopes that they may convey information and profit. He has before evinced that he considers the controversy between Truth and Error of no small moment, and that the doctrines maintained by the Church of Rome demand the most serious investigation.

(London: Printed by W. Godbid), - 1673