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Tag: Genesis 1:5

Three Reasons the Lord’s Day Begins at Midnight

Having already seen that the Lord Jesus Christ instituted the first day of the week as the one day in seven to be set aside specifically for worship, and that his Apostles maintained this practice after him—another question may be raised: When does the Lord’s Day begin? Does it begin sometime the night before, as… Read More Three Reasons the Lord’s Day Begins at Midnight

May 30, 2022May 30, 2022 Paul J. BarthLeave a comment

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