Keeping the Sabbath Today?

by Jay E. Adams

Keeping the Sabbath today? As you consider this issue, if you are like me, you may be overwhelmed and perplexed by a myriad of questions. What is Sunday? Is it the Christian Sabbath? Is it the Lord's Day? Is it different from the other six days? After much Bible study and encouragement from friends, I send forth Keeping the Sabbath Today? addressing many questions. As you read it, I hope that the light of God's Word will make clear the path before you as you seek to honor Him seven days a week. Jay Adams Keeping the Sabbath today? As you consider this issue, if you are like me, you may be overwhelmed and perplexed by a myriad of questions. What is Sunday? Is it the Christian Sabbath? Is it the Lord's Day? Is it different from the other six days? After much Bible study and encouragement from friends, I send forth Keeping the Sabbath Today? addressing many questions. As you read it, I hope that the light of God's Word will make clear the path before you as you seek to honor Him seven days a week. Jay Adams

103 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2008

About the author

Jay Edward Adams is a Reformed Christian author. He has written over 100 books and these have been published in sixteen languages.
He received a Bachelor of Divinity from Reformed Episcopal Seminary, a Bachelor of Arts in Classics from Johns Hopkins University,a Masters in Sacred Theology from Temple University, and a PhD in Speech from the University of Missouri.
Adams' book Competent to Counsel launched the nouthetic counseling movement, a movement whose aim was to use strictly biblical counseling methods. He is the founder of the Intitute for Nothetic Studies.

Reviews

[Pete · Rating 5 out of 5]

Clear and to the point. Love his writing style.

[Timothy Dehne · Rating 2 out of 5]

Typical evangelical view of the sabbath. It is not the Westminster view of the sabbath.

[Jordan · Rating 3 out of 5]

In this book, Reformed author Jay E. Adams has effectively cleared up the issue of Sabbath-keeping for me as it relates to Christians.

[Bill Moore · Rating 5 out of 5]

Anyone who cares about what the Bible says on the subject of the Lord's Day/Sabbath should read Adams' book. His view does depart from the Westminster Confession because he does not see Sunday as the Christian Sabbath, but his view, similar to John MacArthur's, is biblically sound nonetheless.

[Eowyn Dean]

If you have doubts about the way the Sabbath/the Lord's day is to be handled today--read this book.