The Sabbath Made For Man, Or Designed To Confer Temporal And Spiritual Blessings Upon The Human Race
In "The Sabbath Made For Man, Or Designed To Confer Temporal And Spiritual Blessings Upon The Human Race," William M. Cornell explores the significance of the Sabbath. Delving into theological and practical aspects, the book examines the Sabbath's role in providing both earthly and spiritual benefits to humanity.
Cornell's work offers insights into the historical and religious context of the Sabbath, inviting readers to consider its enduring relevance in contemporary life. This book will appeal to those interested in Christian theology, biblical studies, and the spiritual dimensions of everyday practices.
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