THE SABBATHS SANCTIFICATION.
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THE SABBATHS SANCTIFICATION.
1 Q. IS the Sabbath moral, or ceremonial?
1 Q. IS the Sabbath morall, or ceremoniall?
A. Moral.
A. Morall.
That is accounted moral, which (as a rule of life) bindeth all persons, in all places, at all times.
That is accounted morall, which (as a rule of life) bindeth all persons, in all places, at all times.
2 Q. How appears it to be moral?
2 Q. How appeares it to be morall?
A. 1 It was sanctified in Adams innocency. Gen. 2. 2, 3. Adam in his innocent estate was a public person, and bore in his loins all man-kind: and that without distinction of Jew and Gentile. That therefore which was given to him in charge, appertained to all that in any age should come from him.