The first of several studies in Hebrews 3 and 4; Psalm 95 assumes an eschatological sabbath

Creation and Canaan; God works, God rests, God gives His people rest; Sabbath as a redemptive-historical theme for the people of God

The destruction of Jerusalem foretold; Christ's warning of false christs and deceivers; times of tribulation reveal where our faith lies

The Moral Law of God is perpetually binding upon all men; the Sabbath is part of the Moral Law; The Sabbath is perpetually binding upon on all men

Matthew expects his readers to recognize his reference to the abomination of desolation from Daniel's prophecy; Daniel's 70 weeks opened up.

Romans 6:14, etc. not proof of the abolition of the Mosaic Law for Christians; dispensational, evangelical, NCT hermeneutics examined

The danger of limping between opinions; the sin of trying to associate the true God with any false idol

Christ addresses the continuation of gospel preaching; preaching is a testimony to the Kingdom of God

Why do men oppose the Sabbath; man's natural enmity toward God and his law; this true of all commands; indwelling sin remains in the believer

Increased lawlessness leads to decreased love; lawlessness the disposition of the unregenerate; love the fulfillment of the law; love for the brethren flows out of unity around God's revealed will