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James Augustus Hessey [1814-1892], Sunday. Its Origin, History,and Present Obligation, Considered in the Bampton Lectures Preached Before the University of Oxford in the Year 1860, 3rd edn. London: John Murray, 1866. Hbk. pp.435.  pdf [This material is in the Public Domain] |
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F.C. Fensham, "A Possible Origin of the Concept of the Day of the Lord," Neotestamentica (1966): 90-97. pdf |
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W.J. Grier, "Sunday Observance: The Development of the Lord's Day from the Jewish Sabbath," The Christian Graduate 13.3 (Sept. 1960): 97-100. pdf [Reproduced by permission of the current copyright holder] |
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Peter Misselbrook, "Towards a Christian Understanding of the Sabbath," Foundations 5 (Nov. 1980): 10-19. pdf |
