The Seventh-day Sabbath Sought out and Celebrated has been out of print for over 350 years. It was originally published in 1675. It is has been reprinted by Wilderness publications in London England, and is right on time!
Thomas Tillam was a prominent preacher north of London who baptized scores of people. He eventually closed his church on Sundays and started holding services on Saturdays while urging people to carry on with their business on Sundays. This stirred up a conflict with the authorities and he was eventually put in prison. While there he wrote this book which urges the importance of why worship is especially due to God on the seventh day. It goes on to explain why the great controversy will be between the Saints and the Man of Sin over the seventh-day Sabbath.
Contents
The Epistle
Part 1. The First Head - The Rest
Part 2. The Second Head - The Time
Part 3. The Third Head - The Authority
Part 4. The Forth Head - The Perpetuity of the Seventh Day
Part 5. The Fifth Head - Sanctification
Part 6. The Sixth Head - The Rule
Part 7. The Seventh Head - The Persons
Part 8. The Eight Head - Use and End
Thomas Tillam was a prominent preacher north of London who baptized scores of people. He eventually closed his church on Sundays and started holding services on Saturdays while urging people to carry on with their business on Sundays. This stirred up a conflict with the authorities and he was eventually put in prison. While there he wrote this book which urges the importance of why worship is especially due to God on the seventh day. It goes on to explain why the great controversy will be between the Saints and the Man of Sin over the seventh-day Sabbath.
Contents
The Epistle
Part 1. The First Head - The Rest
Part 2. The Second Head - The Time
Part 3. The Third Head - The Authority
Part 4. The Forth Head - The Perpetuity of the Seventh Day
Part 5. The Fifth Head - Sanctification
Part 6. The Sixth Head - The Rule
Part 7. The Seventh Head - The Persons
Part 8. The Eight Head - Use and End