Questions about the nature and perpetuity of the seventh-day Sabbath and proof that the…Questions about the nature and perpetunity of the seventh-day Sabbath and proof that the…

This seems to have some truth in it, because among the Jews that believed, there continued a long time many that were wedded yet to the Law, to the ceremonial part thereof, and was not so clearly Evangelized as the Churches of the Gentiles was. Thou seest Brother, said James to Paul, how many thousands of the Jews there are that believe, and they are all zealous of the Law, Acts 15. 5. ch. 21. 20.

Of these, and such weak unbelieving Jews, perhaps Christ speaks, when he gives this exhortation to them to pray thus; whose Consciences he knew would be weak, and being so, would bind when they were entangled with an error, as fast as if it bound by a Law indeed.

Of these, and such weak unbelieving Jews, perhaps Christ speaks, when he gives this exhortation to them to pray thus; whose Consciences he knew would be weak, and being so, would bind when they were entangled with an errour, as fast as if it bound by a Law indeed.

Again, though the Seventh-day-sabbath and Ceremonies lost their Sanction at the resurrection of Christ, yet they retained some kind of being in the Church of the Jews, until the desolation spoken of by Daniel should be.

Again, though the Seventh-daysabbath and Ceremonies lost their Sanction at the resurrection of Christ, yet they retained some kind of being in the Church of the Jews, until the desolation spoken of by Daniel should be.