The Jewish Sabbath abrogated, or, The Saturday Sabbatarians confuted in two parts

2. That it was written afterwards in Tables of Stone, for which he cites Gal. 3. 19.

3. That it is written in the fleshly Table of renewed Hearts.

To which Mr. Warren answereth, speaking to the latter: The Experience of almost all renewed Hearts in Heaven and Earth doth contradict it; for to speak in the Language of Eliphas, ¹Call now if there be any that will answer thee, and to which of the Saints wilt thou turn? either Scripture-Saints, or Church-Saints; ask St. Paul, St. Cyprian, St. Chrysostom, St. Augustine, and they will tell you that your antiquated Sabbath was so far from being in their Hearts, that they have wrote against it with their Pens. Turn over the Works of the eminent Fathers—Add to these the most judicious, pious and zealous Ministers and Martyrs of Christ, who have lived, and died within the compass of these sixteen hundred years; and most, if not all of them will tell you that they never owned your Saturday Sabbath; they lived without it, died without it, and are, I doubt not, gone to Heaven without it. Besides, how many faithful Witnesses of late years has the Lord raised up to bear Testimony against it? of whom, I suppose, the greatest part are yet alive, tho some are fallen asleep. In a word, how many precious, and gracious, and pious Christians are yet upon the Earth, Men and Women redeemed from the Earth, and crucified to the World (of whom the World is not worthy) who look upon your Sabbath as a Cypher, can freely labour, and travel ⟨p. 161⟩upon it, buy and sell upon it, and this after accurate Inquiry about it? and to this day their Consciences never reproach them, their Hearts never smote them for it. What will you say? Are all these Hypocrites, unrenewed, unsanctified ones? this were to condemn the Generation of God's Children, and canonize your self, with your few misled Associates, for the only Saints in Christendom; which I would hope you dare not do, tho I know