The Sabbath and the First Day
By Editor
THE Way of Faith, Columbia, S. C., comes to us with a marked article on the "First Day in Prophecy," in which the writer holds that both the Seventh and the First days should be kept. He has good ground for the Seventh day, the command of God and the example of Jesus, our Lord, but for the First day, he has only inference, inferences from passages in which the first day of the week is not even mentioned. If he and others knew what God designed the Sabbath to mean to us, not only on that day, but all through the week, they would never seek to divide its honors, given it of God, with another day, of the holiness of which God has spoken nothing. The only Lord's day is the day the Lord calls his, namely, the Sabbath of creation.