The Fourth Commandment The Ten Commandments Series: Part 4
The Fourth Commandment: Keeping the Sabbath Day
The Sabbath Rest
This article considers the fourth commandment in the context of all of Scripture, as well as for today.
The Fourth Commandment
This article considers how the fourth commandment relates to our sanctification.
What about the 4th Commandment?
Keeping the Sabbath An Aid to Worship
9 Thoughts on Two Sunday Services
This article gives nine thoughts for calling Christians to observe the second service on the Lord's Day.
The Lord’s Half-Day
Sunday, Glorious Day of the Lord A Resource
Ethos of the Lord’s Day
The Fourth Commandment: Our Catechism, Calvin, and Ursinus
Does the way in which the Heidelberg Catechism deals with the fourth Commandment in Lord’s Day 38 leave you longing for more? The catechism does not say anything about what is forbidden on the Sabbath. Is this an issue? This article looks at Calvin's perspective on the fourth commandment and how this perspective influenced Ursinus.
Affirmation of the Christian Sabbath
The Lord's Day is intended to secure rest, blessing, and delight for the Christian. This article shows how keeping the Sabbath brings that, and it gives practical suggestions to keeping the Sunday.
On the Sabbath
This is a study on the fourth commandment and its implications for the believer today. It looks at the meaning of Sabbath through the whole of Scripture in an attempt to show what the Christian attitude should be towards the Sabbath.
Discovering God's Will: Paley's Problem with Special Reference to "the Christian Sabbath"
This article wants to consider the value of William Paley (1743-1805), Archdeacon of Carlisle, as Christian ethicist. Paley propagated theological utilitarianism that raises fundamental questions about the relationship between faith and ethics. Paley's problem was how to discover the will of God.