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"History of the Sabbath and First Day of the Week" by John Nevins Andrews explores the origins and evolution of the Sabbath and Sunday observance throughout history. Andrews meticulously examines biblical texts, historical records, and early church practices to present a comprehensive view of how the Sabbath was observed by ancient Israelites and how the transition to Sunday worship occurred in the Christian tradition. His work highlights the theological implications of these changes and their impact on Christian worship and community life, making it a significant contribution to religious studies.***In this book, Andrews also addresses the controversies surrounding Sabbath observance and the observance of Sunday as the Lord's Day. He delves into the arguments made by various religious groups regarding the validity of each day for worship and rest. By analyzing historical documents and theological debates, Andrews provides readers with a deeper understanding of the significance of these days in both Jewish and Christian contexts. His thorough research and clear writing make this work an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of religious practices.