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sacrifices, and washing hands and 20 forth lint On y,


ho ne went into the Synagogue custom was


ng the wisdom of our Saviour in thus enoinipe 10 ths
% positive manner the religious Observance ofthe Sab
which were the Offspring Of mere Jevisb ,;o
ana prejudice thus strikingly teschinr The uni
souss suy S sn how his
.ne women who followed Chriss body 10 the sspuichrs


.n oy reurnea and prepared their spices and eint.
pain dsy according to the Commandment Ths .are


studied these records in reference 10 the ashhath
in thus i, Deen isd to admire the wisdom Of Jesus
col PoiinS OUT Wnat was merely Temporary and 10.
ana what was permanent and univsrsai In the rH
more aiso nsv reference to the Sabbath and the
i've declaration of Christ" The sabbath was msIa "a
various links Il t now sgan in review my hearers the
Nature teaches US the necessity Of the sabbstb for NIL


ana rest az plainly teaches that the nirht


Svsn or .nat rest The hesthen have understood this,
days for that rest Almost universally too the Eeshen
nauons nave divided their days into periods Of


ne scriptures now come in to illustrate and conArm all
this The Sabbath they tell was appointed Al the crca


ana on our first parents From them doubt
the tradition has been handed down 10 ali fanes Of
their descendants. One line of their dssceudants-that
through Noah, Abraham and Jacob we are assured eb
served before any other law than the first one was
sNeh. Inen followed the summary of Gods law for
man written on the tables OF on Sinai and the com


% Keep the sabbath was among thsn. Then Christ


ac sno tangnt nat those commands in general
Dindng and IN reference to the Sabbath especially he
taught in manner inmitable for its wisdom ana p.in-


.las wniIe ,ns jewish superstiicns and prejudces
reIerencet that day were to to end yet the
real rest rand religious Observance was The duty and
privilege OF all his followers indeed that was only by
Christians that the true glory and divine design OF the
original institution to be carried out Il GOLDEN
Of evidence which the sincere enquirer after Chris
tan truth cannct but admire, the he studies it.


Having thus concluded his argumant, the preacher
in very feeling and forcible manner
to enforce the necessity Of our observing the Sab
bath, and the gratitude with which we should look
upon It's establishment. and the end for which it
vas ordained, illustrating his positions in very
his congregation to show the reality Of their grati-
ude to the. Almighty Giver Of every good and per-
ect gift bTSl improving the Sabbaths which he has
Heaven on earth beRf, and SO concluded his ser
mon.