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This impassioned address calls for a return to the Biblical principles of Sabbath observance and rest. Written by leaders of the Seventh Day Baptist movement, the book argues that true spiritual renewal can only come when the Sabbath is honored as a time of worship and reflection. Drawing on theological and historical sources, as well as personal experience, the authors make a compelling case for restoring the Sabbath to its rightful place in Christian life.
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