In this scholarly work, Frederic Denison examines the history and significance of the Sabbath in religious and secular contexts. From its roots in Jewish and Christian scripture to its role in contemporary society, Denison provides readers with a rigorous analysis of the Sabbath institution and its enduring relevance.

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