In this theological treatise, Richard Bernard offers a detailed analysis of the biblical concept of the Sabbath in each of its distinct forms: the patriarchal Sabbath, the Mosaic Sabbath, and the Christian Sabbath. He explores the history and significance of the day of rest in each of these contexts, and offers practical guidance for Christians seeking to honor the Sabbath in their daily lives. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history and theology of the Sabbath.

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