REPLY FOUR. Argument for the First-day Sabbath from the Gift of the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost, 154 Authors Differing Concerning the Day of the week, 155 Argument for the First Day, 156 FOURTH REJOINDER. Value of Testimony—First-day Keepers Witnessing that Pentecost Fell on the Sabbath, 163 No Reason Stated, nor Commandment Found, for First-day Sabbath, 172 REPLY FIVE. First-day Sabbath at Troas, 177 The Reckoning of Time Considered, 179 FIFTH REJOINDER. No Custom Found in Acts 20, 183 Argument for Change of Time Considered, 191 Evidence of Acts 20 Favorable to the Sabbath, 201 REPLY SIX. Testimony of Paul and John to the First-day Sabbath, 202 Examination of 1 Cor. 16:2, 203 Of Rev. 1:10, 205 SIXTH REJOINDER. 1 Cor. 16:2, 207 —Testimony of J. W. Morton, 207 —Concession of Albert Barnes, 209 —Paul’s Plan of Systematic Beneficence, 211 —Devotion at Home, 214 Rev. 1:10, 219 —The Sabbath is the Lord’s Day, 220 —Christ Lord of the Sabbath, 221 —No Proof Given that First Day is the Lord’s Day, 222 REPLY SEVEN. Testimony of the Early Fathers to the First-day Sabbath, 225 Testimony of Ignatius, 225 Errors of Dr. Dwight, etc., Corrected, 227 Barnabas and Justin Martyr, 228 Dionysius, 229 Pliny, 230 SEVENTH REJOINDER. Value of Traditional Testimony, 231 Ignatius, 235 Barnabas, 239 Justin Martyr, 243 What Justin Martyr Believed, 246 Dionysius, Melito, Pliny, 250 Deficiency of Testimony for First-day as a Sabbath, 253 REPLY EIGHT. Patristic Testimony to the First-day Sabbath, 254 Irenæus, 254 Errors of Dr. Dwight and Others in Quoting this Father, 256 Tertullian, Origen, Cyprian, 257 EIGHTH REJOINDER. The Apostasy, 261 Testimony of Irenæus, 262 Of Tertullian, 267 Of Origen, 273 Of Cyprian, 276 Summary View of the Case, 277 REPLY NINE. Theories of the Christian Sabbath, 280 Claim of an Unwarranted Change of the Sabbath Considered, 284 NINTH REJOINDER. No Advance Ground Taken, 287 Harmony of Sabbath Law and Sacred History, 289 Roman Apostasy and Change of Sabbath, 293 Seventh-day Sabbath in the Early Church, 296 Testimony of Romanists, 304 REPLY TEN. The Principle as to Time in Sabbath Observance, 313 One Day in Seven, not the Seventh Day, Required, 313 Difficulties of Keeping Definite Day, 314 TENTH REJOINDER. Inconsistency of the _Statesman’s_ Positions, 321 No-Definite-Day Argument Fatal to First Day, and to any Sabbath, 325 Inconsistency of his Position on Necessity of Legislation, 326 Difficulties of Sabbath-Keeping Considered, 329 Absurdity of the Theory of an Indefinite Day, 333 Definite Time Around the World, 339 Summary, 348 REPLY ELEVEN. The True Theory of the Christian Sabbath, 351 First Day of the Week the True Christian Sabbath, 351 A Memorial of Redemption, 353