Sermon 4
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SERMON IV.
Proving there is one day of the week in season to preach the Word, and that it is the first Day. That Collections by Divine Authority are to be made every first Day, &c. and that the Churches did meet on that day. That God hath inflicted dreadful Judgments on such as have profaned the Lord's-day. Several Arguments further urged, showing when the Lord's-day begins, and how it ought to be observed.
Proving there is one day of the week in season to preach the Word, and that it is the first Day. That Collections by Divine Authority are to be made every first Day, &c. and that the Churches did meet on that day. That God hath inflicted dreadful Judgments on such as have profaned the Lord's-day. Several Arguments further urged, shewing when the Lord's-day begins, and how it ought to be observed.
Seventhly, 1Another Argument for the observance of the first Day, shall be taken from Paul's Charge to Timothy: Preach the Word, be instant in season, and out of season, &c. 2 Tim. 4. 2. From whence I note, there is one day above all others in the week, as the day in season when the Word is to be preached.
SEventhly, 1Another Argument for the observance of the first Day, shall be taken from Paul's Charge to Timothy: Preach the Word, be instant in season, and out of season, &c. 2 Tim. 4. 2. From whence I note, there is one day above all others in the week, as the day in season when the Word is to be preached.