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Most prominent in the Ten Commandments is love to God. Four commandments outlining expected love our Maker are the first and the most lengthy portion of this code of conduct. Such prominence signifies that love to God is critical issue in human ethics. The first commandment shows that love to our God requires our exclusive worship of him and service to him. The second prescibes the manner in which love will worship and serve the Lord. The third specifies the attitude of reverence which love will bring to God's worship and service. The fourth stipulates what time is required to express our love to him. So long as we are creatures of time, love must devote time unto him who is the object of our supreme love.
Call the Sabbath a DelightLoving God, Ten Commandments0Call the Sabbath a Delight
We should consider it nothing less than shockingly unacceptable for Bible teachers and ministers to undermine the practice of the worship and service of God by teaching against the Sabbath law.
Call the Sabbath a DelightSabbath0Call the Sabbath a Delight
Whether or not people keep the Sabbath holy is not an incidental or insignificant matter. When God issued this fourth commandment he understood humanity much better than we do. Failure to practise this moral law is a root cause of moral decline, social disorder and widespread human suffering. No successful recovery of mankind can be devised without the inclusion of the fourth commandment.
Call the Sabbath a DelightSabbath, Humanity0Call the Sabbath a Delight
Ours has become an antinomian society. It is impatient of laws, of rules and regulations. People respond angrily to demands for discipline or sacrifice. Instantaneous solutions are demanded for all social ills.
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