The Change of the Sabbath

In "The Change of the Sabbath," George I. Butler delves into a comprehensive examination of the biblical and historical arguments surrounding the Sabbath. Butler meticulously explores the transition from Sabbath observance to Sunday worship, challenging conventional interpretations and presenting a detailed analysis of scripture and historical context.

This work provides a thorough defense of the seventh-day Sabbath, appealing to both biblical scholars and lay readers interested in understanding the nuances of Sabbath theology and its implications for Christian practice. It remains a significant contribution to the ongoing dialogue about worship, tradition, and the interpretation of biblical law.

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