The Sunday Sabbath Mistranslation Argument

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Apr 12, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 15.

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The Sunday Sabbath Mistranslation Argument

THE argument for the Sunday sabbath based upon an alleged mistranslation of Matt. 28: 1 and kindred passages is being urged again in various places. Elder W. H. Thurston has sent us clippings from an Ottawa (Canada) paper in which a letter on this subject, and Brother Thurston's reply, were recently printed. We have also received a clipping from an Ohio paper in which a most remarkable article on the Sunday question appeared in a late issue, and we have considered this contribution in our Editorial department. We advise our readers to preserve at least the two letters which are quoted in our editorial, as they may be found useful at some future time in dealing with this unfounded claim that a correct translation of the Bible would establish the first-day sabbath.