Sermons 1-2
Sermons 1-2
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The deliverance of the Israelites from the Egyptian .bondage was surely an act of God's free mercy, in which their own merit had no share.: nor is it likely that their Egyptian lords left them much at liberty to sanctify the Sabbath, if they were mdined to do it. The tradition, therefore, is vain and groundkss: but it dearly speaks the opinion of those among wfaom it passed, of the antiquity of the institution in quesdoQ ; which appears indeed, upon better evidence, to have been coeval with the... world itself In the book of Ge.
nesis, the mention of this institution closes the histofy of the creation.
An institution of this antiquity, and of this generd importance, could derive no part of its sanctity from the authority of the Mosaic law ; and the abrogation of that law no more releases the worshippers of God from a mtional observation of a Sabbath, than it. cancels the injunction of filial piety, or the prohibitions of thefr and murder, adultery, calumny, and avarice. The w(»)$hip of the Christian church is properly to be consider^ as a restoration of the patriarchal, in its prinutive simpIiciQr and purity ; — and of the patriarchal worship, the Sab- bath was the noblest and perhaps the simplest rite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The deliverance of the Israelites from the Egyptian .bondage was surely an act of God's free mercy, in which their own merit had no share.: nor is it likely that their Egyptian lords left them much at liberty to sanctify the Sabbath, if they were mdined to do it. The tradition, therefore, is vain and groundkss: but it dearly speaks the opinion of those among wfaom it passed, of the antiquity of the institution in quesdoQ ; which appears indeed, upon better evidence, to have been coeval with the... world itself In the book of Ge.
nesis, the mention of this institution closes the histofy of the creation.
An institution of this antiquity, and of this generd importance, could derive no part of its sanctity from the authority of the Mosaic law ; and the abrogation of that law no more releases the worshippers of God from a mtional observation of a Sabbath, than it. cancels the injunction of filial piety, or the prohibitions of thefr and murder, adultery, calumny, and avarice. The w(»)$hip of the Christian church is properly to be consider^ as a restoration of the patriarchal, in its prinutive simpIiciQr and purity ; — and of the patriarchal worship, the Sab- bath was the noblest and perhaps the simplest rite.
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