The Sabbath Made for Man, Or, the Origin, History, and Principles of the Lord's Day

In this thoughtful work, Micaiah Hill explores the history and meaning of the Sabbath, tracing its origins from biblical times to the present day. He examines the religious and cultural significance of the day of rest, and reflects on its spiritual and practical value. Written with clarity and insight, this book provides a nuanced and compelling perspective on this important topic.
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