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 1     II, 21|           of course, actually on a Sabbath. You do not, however, consider
 2     II, 21|            consider the law of the Sabbath: they are human works, not
 3     II, 21|         but the seventh day is the Sabbath of the Lord thy God: in
 4     II, 21|         distinction respecting the Sabbath's prohibition of human labours,
 5     II, 21|          They, however, who on the Sabbath carried the ark round Jericho,
 6     IV, 12|        CHRIST'S AUTHORITY OVER THE SABBATH. AS ITS LORD HE RECALLED
 7     IV, 12|            THE EARS OF CORN ON THE SABBATH. THE WITHERED HAND HEALED
 8     IV, 12|        WITHERED HAND HEALED ON THE SABBATH.~Concerning the Sabbath
 9     IV, 12|            SABBATH.~Concerning the Sabbath also I have this to premise,
10     IV, 12|           proclaim the Lord of the Sabbath. Nor could there be any
11     IV, 12|            about His annulling the Sabbath, if He had a right to annul
12     IV, 12|          God and yet to impugn His Sabbath. Now, that we may decide
13     IV, 12|        other points respecting the Sabbath I thus rule. If Christ interfered
14     IV, 12|         Christ interfered with the Sabbath, He simply acted after the
15     IV, 12| Sabbath-day, actually annulled the Sabbath, by the Creator's command
16     IV, 12|           the Creator violated the Sabbath, as we shall by and by show.
17     IV, 12|           and by show. And yet the Sabbath was actually then broken
18     IV, 12|            this very hatred of the Sabbath; for He exclaims by the
19     IV, 12|         Christ seemed to annul the Sabbath. The disciples had been
20     IV, 12|           been hungry; on that the Sabbath day they had plucked some
21     IV, 12|         accomplice in breaking the Sabbath. The Pharisees bring the
22     IV, 12|        went into the temple on the Sabbath, and provided food by boldly
23     IV, 12|        fasting) was allowed to the Sabbath from the very beginning,
24     IV, 12|         only of the day before the Sabbath, in order that the yesterday'
25     IV, 12|            in the annulling of the Sabbath (since that is the word
26     IV, 12|            there put an end to the Sabbath, nay, to the Creator Himself,
27     IV, 12|        maintains the honour of the Sabbath as a day which is to be
28     IV, 12|        surely as a violator of the Sabbath, not as the propounder of
29     IV, 12|          concerning the law of the Sabbath, not observing that its
30     IV, 12|          what works the law of the Sabbath forbade even human works;
31     IV, 12|            was called "Lord of the Sabbath," because He maintained
32     IV, 12|          because He maintained the Sabbath as His own institution.
33     IV, 12|        even if He had annulled the Sabbath, He would have had the right
34     IV, 12|       henceforth be plain that the Sabbath was not broken by the Creator,
35     IV, 12|         did not at all rescind the Sabbath: He kept the law thereof,
36     IV, 12|         from the sacredness of the Sabbath and while imparting to the
37     IV, 12|            honouring the Creator's Sabbath, and restoring to the Sabbath
38     IV, 12|      Sabbath, and restoring to the Sabbath the works which were proper
39     IV, 16|         Christ, as the Lord of the Sabbath and of the law, and of all
40     IV, 30|        Doth not each of you on the Sabbath loose his ass or his ox
41      V, 19|            the new moon, or of the sabbath, which is a shadow of things