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- History of the Church of God Seventh Day by Richard Nickels (free)History of the Seventh Day Church of God covers the controversial history of the Sabbath-keeping Churches of God from the 1850s to the 1990s. These individuals did not accept the visions of Ellen G White. Jacob Brinkerhoff, Andrew N. Dugger, John Kiesz, and Herbert W. Armstrong were the most famous Church of God ministers, whose ...
- The Change of the Sabbath by George Butler
The Change of the Sabbath is designed to answer the questions of those who desire information concerning the change of the Sabbath-a subject which is attracting more attention at the present time than it has for years. - Primitive Christianity in Crisis by Alan Knight
A must read for anyone who finds himself confused by the debate on law and grace. To order this book, please email aknight1D@earthlink.net - Spirit of Anti-Christ by Alan Knight
Sequel to “Primitive Christianity”. by Alan Knight 2nd Edition This book has been rewritten to be more easily read and understood. To order this book, please email aknight1D@earthlink.net - The New World Order in the Weekly Cycle by Ivan Culver (DVD)
Although in the United States few may realize it, already many of the countries of the world use calendars in which Sunday is on the seventh day of the week. Even some dictionaries identify Sunday as the seventh day instead of the first day of the week. This documentary systematically dissolves the global deception and ... - The Seventh-day Sabbath Sought Out and Celebrated by Thomas Tillam
Originally published in 1657, “The Seventh-day Sabbath Sought Out and Celebrated” has been out of print for more than 350 years. In 1656, Tillam began holding services in the parish church on Saturdays. He closed it on Sundays, and urged people to carry on with their business as usual. This brought him into conflict with the ... - And Follow Their Faith! by Hans Fleschutz
This book details some of the Seventh-Day Adventists who endured persecution by Nazis. - The Sabbath: God’s Creation for Our Benefit by Rodney L. Henry
This book a short (63-page) study on the Biblical doctrine of the Sabbath, properly observed on the seventh day of the week. The study traces Sabbath through the Scriptures, pointing out it’s role and importance through history before noting its relevance for today. The study also addresses common objections to seventh day Sabbath observance. The ... - Another Hive of Bees
Stories that help build character. Danny and Debby decide they want to spend some vacation time on the farm with their grandparents. For children who have only known city life, each day presents exciting opportunities. The Bee Book series has become an all-time favorite as the books have been handed from grandparent to ... - A Hive of Busy Bees by Effie Williams and others
Choice character-building stories on the farm (ages 5 to 10). A reproduction of the 1939 edition. Kindle Version – CLICK HEREPrint Version – CLICK HERE - Tiger and Tom and Other Stories for Boys by J.E. White (Vol 2)
Character Classics, Volume II. An original reproduction of the 1910 edition with its 100 illustrations. - The King’s Daughter and Other Stories for Girls by J.E. White
. Copyright 2001. Character Classics, Volume I. An original reproduction of the 1910 edition with its 100 illustrations. - Sabbath Readings for the Home Circle by M.A. Vroman
Hardback collection of nearly 60 stories and over 30 poems, gathered from church papers in 1877. Nearly every phase of life’s experiences is covered, illustrating lessons designed to build good character. - The Gift of the Sabbath by S. Lynn Moore
A book about life’s lessons in virtue and humbleness of heart. Simon and Martha Fortner lovingly guide their family through life’s many struggles facing modern day Sabbath keepers, while diligently caring for their neighbors and community. Kindle Version: Click HerePrint Version: Click Here - Choice Stories for Children by Ernest Lloyd
Contains nearly 40 stories written during the late 1800s. Every story has an important lesson designed to build good character. - A Day Set Apart, Celebrating the Sabbath by Ramona Wood
At the end of the week, a family takes a break from their full schedules to refresh body, mind, and spirit on God’s Sabbath. Included are Sabbath Stories from the Past, showing that keepers of the seventh day are in step with both Old and New Testaments of the Bible. The illustrations are rendered in watercolor with touches of ... - 100 Creative Activities for Sabbath by Karen Holford
Each activity has a simple explanation, a list of what you will need, what you do, things to talk about, and alternative ideas to help customize the activity. - Sabbath Action Blast by by Guide Magazine
In these pages are 101 of the best Sabbath activity ideas that Guide editors have ever seen—nearly two years’ worth of fun! Some of these activities are great for groups, while others are perfect for solo ventures. And whether you plan ahead or flip through on the spur of the moment, you’re sure to ... - Truth Triumphant: The Church in the Wilderness by B.G. Wilkinson
The history of God’s true Church, from Ireland, to the Waldenses, the struggle to preserve the Bible and the pure doctrine of the apostles is disclosed. This book features the triumph of truth in the period from 538 to 1798, a chapter of God’s leadings long hidden by intolerance and falsehood. - The Sabbath on Trial by Gates of EdenAn examination of verses commonly quoted by Christians to refute the 7th -day Sabbath. (Link to website by clicking this post)
- Oh No, It’s Sabbath Again: A Homemaker’s Guide to Making Friday the Easiest Day of the Week by Yara Young
If you’re sick of the Friday “beat-the-sun” housework blues, this can help you take control of your home and schedule so that your family and the Sabbath are once more a delight. Kindle Version: CLICK HEREPrint Version: CLICK HERE - Discovering the Lost Sabbath Truth by Steve Wohlberg
This small pocket book of 32 pages explains how through traditional teachings and church history how leaders attempted to change God’s law to fit their own way of thinking. Kindle Version: CLICK HEREPrint Version: CLICK HERE - A Choosing People: The History of the Seventh Day Baptists (2nd Ed) by Don Sanford
This recently revised and updated second edition documents the history of the oldest Sabbath-keeping Christian denomination from its roots in the Reformation to a worldwide movement spanning six continents. It is very in-depth. - Ok, I’m a Christian, NOW WHAT? By Debbie Libbey
Becky is a new Christian looking for a home church. So which church will she chose? The traditional main stream church or this unconventional home church? Kindle Version, CLICK HEREPrint Version, CLICK HERE - From Sabbath to Sabbath, Returning the Holy Sabbath to the Disciples of Jesus by D. Thomas Lancaster
Approaches the question of the Sabbath from a completely new Messianic Jewish perspective and introduces the Sabbath, its observance, and the story of how the church transitioned from Sabbath to Sunday. - Sacred Time Unremembered by Daniel Knauft with Kevin Morgan
Traces in history the circumstances of ecclesiastical compromise, anti-Jewish sentiment, and political expediency that cost the world its magnificent treasure—sacred time. - Sabbath Diagnosis by Gary Hullquist
A diagnostic history and physical examination of the Biblical day of rest. A fascinating collection of facts and historical evidence. - A Day to Remember by Dwight Hall
This small pocket book (32 pages) reveals the exciting Bible truth about the Sabbath in this unique and eye-opening Bible study for both skeptics and seekers Kindle Version: Click Here Print Book: Click Here - Why God Said Remember by Joe Crews
This small pocket book (32 pages) disputes common Sunday teachings. Kindle Version: CLICK HEREPrint Version: CLICK HERE - Is Sunday Really Sacred? By Joe Crews
This small pocket book (32 pages) discusses various aspects of the Sabbath. Kindle Version: CLICK HEREPrint Version: CLICK HERE - Hidden Sabbath Truths by Stephen Bohr
This is a small pocket book. Bible teacher Pastor Stephen Bohr reexamines the Sabbath day in a brand-new light, bringing a fresh, exhilarating, and biblical perspective that will reignite your passion for God’s holy day. - Sabbath Challenge, Sabbath Delight by Dr. David Bird
In a user-friendly format, this book explores the meaning, significance, and identity of the true Sabbath day. Choose this book for a relevant, in-depth, and challenging examination of the Sabbath - The Lord’s Day by Doug Batchelor (DVD)
Whether you’ve never heard of the Sabbath, are new to Sabbath-keeping, or have been keeping the Sabbath all your life, this series is made for anyone seeking God’s will over human tradition. (3 sermons on 2 DVDs). - Fourth Dilemma by Pieter Erens Barkhuizen
Is it possible to get the Ten Commandments back into our schools, workplaces, and hearts—and at the same time nail them all to the cross? Discover why this dilemma even exists. To order this book on Kindle, CLICK HERETo order a hard copy, CLICK HERE - The Law and The Sabbath by Allen Walker
Using solid biblical support, Allen Walker boldly answers the church’s greatest crisis by examining the law’s most contentious dictate – the Sabbath commandment. He clarifies the issue of legalism and other arguments to arrive at the only possible conclusion: Only by understanding the profound truths of righteousness by faith will you find a more intimate ... - Truth Behind the Lord’s Day by Pedro Prestol
In-depth information about the history of Saturday and Sunday worship guides readers toward a clearer understanding of the biblical Sabbath, which was designed by God for mankind. Join Pedro Prestol on this exciting theological journey through the Bible and early church history. Discover for yourself the true Sabbath according to the Bible and God’s call ... - Celtic Church in Britain by Leslie Hardinge
Shows that Christians in the British Isles almost exclusively kept the seventh day Sabbath for six hundred years after the Messiah. This is an authoritative study of the beliefs and practice of the Celtic Church, which at the same time holds much interest for the non-specialist, containing as it does fascinating descriptions of the life of the early Celtic Christians ... - The Lord’s Day by Colin D. Standish and Russell Standish
Thoroughly researches the claims made in favor of the apostolic roots of the Lord’s Day, Sunday. The Lord’s Day is a term used only once in scripture. John the beloved declared, “I was in the Spirit on the Lord’s Day” (Rev. 1:10) In his famous encyclical Dies Domini, Pope John Paul II commenced with these ... - Facts of the Faith by Christian Edwardson
Educating the people in the fundamental doctrines of the Holy Scriptures through the History of Sabbath Keepers. CLICK HERE to download for free. - Too Long in the Sun by Richard Rives
Fascinating history of how mankind turned away from God to embrace sun worship. Packed with details which relate to the apostasy of the ‘Last Days,’ prophesied by both the Old and New Testaments. Astonishing facts about the ancient ‘Mysteries’ and their Satanic influence upon present-day thought. This thought provoking volume will intensify your passion for the truth; ... - In the Beginning Creation According to Genesis by David Rives (DVD)
The Holy Bible contains a historical record of the world from the time of creation. That record begins in the book of Genesis, which in the Greek language means “Origins.” In the original Hebrew it is known as “B’reshit” — Beginning — and in the very first sentence, the foundation of the whole Bible, ... - History of the Sabbath and the First Day of the Week by J.N. Andrews
Andrews traces the Biblical and secular history of the seventh-day Sabbath, and the origin of first-day observance. It is a vigorous scriptural and historical defense of the Sabbath. In this book, you will find convincing evidence to settle this long-drawn controversy between Sabbath and Sunday. You will be amazed to see the kinds of arguments and ways ... - How to Keep the Sabbath Holy by Doug Batchelor
What does it really mean to keep the Sabbath holy? How should we prepare for it in our homes, keep it in our churches, and live it fully in our hearts? Do our attitudes about the Sabbath matter to God as much as our actions? Pastor Doug Batchelor invites you on an inspiring and ... - Rome’s Challenge: Why Do Protestants Keep Sunday?
Why do Protestants keep Sunday? From the Catholic Mirror, the official organ of Cardinal Gibbons, Baltimore, Maryland. This booklet is a great evangelism tool to those who are curious about the Sabbath. Click HERE to access this booklet for FREE. Click HERE to order this booklet. - The History of the Jesuits By James Arrabito (DVD)
Fascinating history of Jesuit organization. When you study the Jesuits, you will see why they are termed, “enemies of the Sabbath.” - A Woman Rides the Beast (DVD)
This roughly one-hour DVD is based upon the informative book by Dave Hunt. - Why I Am A “Sabbath-keeping” Christian by Dan Jarrard
ONLY AVAILABLE IN KINDLE VERSION In this easy to understand book, Dan Jarrard explains his journey from Sunday keeping to honoring the Sabbath. This book will inspire and encourage you in the faith. It will serve to unfold the reasons why many have chosen to travel a path that is different from yours and their choice ... - From Sabbath to Sunday By Dr. Samuele Bacchiocchi
This is one of the most in-depth books available on this subject. In it, Dr. Bacchiocchi explores in detail historical events that surround the Catholic Church changing the day of worship from Sabbath (Saturday) to Sunday. He explores how paganism and Anti-Semitism played a large role in luring people away from Sabbath keeping. To purchase ... - The History of Sabbath and Sunday By John Kiesz
This book provides a brief overview of Sabbath keeping from Jesus until now. It shows that there have always been Christians keeping the Sabbath from the time of the original Apostles. We have this book available through two easy downloads – one is a website with the booklet and the other is a ... - Morality of the Sabbath by D.M. Canright
In this book, you will learn about the absolute morality of the Sabbath. It will provide a different perspective on the importance of the Sabbath. You will learn about the physical and spiritual aspects of the Sabbath that prove it is just as much apart of God’s spiritual law as the rest of the ... - Israel of the Alps (DVD set)
The Waldenses were a group of Sabbath keepers who dwelt in the Swiss Alps for a period of just over 1,000 years. This stirring 3-part, 85 minute DVD, documents the History of these people. They were hunted down mercilessly by the Catholic Church. Despite intense sufferings they clung to the Word of God. Many lost their lives. This DVD ... - The History of the Waldenses by J.A. Wylie
This important history book details the history of the Waldensian people (also called the Vaudois). They dwelt in the Piedmont Valley, which is in the Swiss Alps on the border of Italy and France. They refused to accept the doctrines of Rome. God did amazing miracles to protect these people. In this book, you will ... - The Seventh Day (DVD set)
To watch this series for FREE, CLICK THIS LINK (11 part-series on YouTube) To buy the DVD series, CLICK THIS LINK This is a five-part DVD set that documents the history of the Sabbath, with a special focus on the time of Jesus to now. This series was hosted by award-winning actor Hal Holbrook. This is perfect ... - The Miracle of the Seventh-Day Ox By Bradley Booth
Nickolai Panchuck was a Sabbath-keeping minister in Communist Russia. He was arrested for his faith and refused to give up the names of his congregants. He was subsequently exiled to Siberia by the KGB. In this incredible, riveting story, you will learn how Nickolai kept his faith in God and the seventh-day Sabbath during the ... - Time is the Ally of Deceit by Richard Rives (Book or DVD)
To order the book, CLICK HERE To order the book and DVD set, CLICK HERE This exciting book and 5-part DVD series explains in great detail the events that led to people trying to replace Sabbath worship with Sunday worship. Many aspects of Traditional Christianity cannot be found in the Bible. They can however be traced directly to ... - 52 Things to do on the Sabbath by Glen Robinson
This book offers practical suggestions for Sabbath activities to make the day a delight for both adults and children. - Conscience Taken Captive: A Short History of Seventh Day Baptists By Don A. Sanford
In this book, you will learn valuable insights from the history of the Seventh Day Baptist Church (SDBC). It is a brief history of the group, including their beginnings in England and America. One could easily say that the SDBC is the mother group for many modern-day Sabbath churches. - The Sabbath in the New Testament: Answers to Questions by Samuele Bacchiocchi
In this book Dr. Bacchiocchi summarizes his extensive research by presenting four basic reasons for the permanence of the principle and practice of Sabbathkeeping in the New Testament. The second half of the book answers a wide variety of questions often asked about the Sabbath. To the delight of many the new edition includes a ... - God’s Sabbath Truth: …a decision to make by Aubrey Duncan
God’s Sabbath Truth is a simple, systematic study of one of the most important, yet grossly misunderstood doctrines of the Bible. It is presented from the point of view of someone who has been transformed by God’s grace and has found that God’s grace not only pardons; but empowers to keep all of His commandments, ... - 35 Reasons Why I Keep The Bible Sabbath by Robert Franklin Correia
Why do you believe what you believe? Do you base it on your own opinions, other people’s opinions, popular culture, scholars, the media? Or do you base your beliefs on the Bible, and the Bible only? With clarity and sound conclusions, the author outlines thirty-five biblical reasons why he keeps the Sabbath, and why all ... - The Sabbath: Its Meaning for Modern Man by Abraham Joshua Heschel
In this brief yet profound meditation on the meaning of the Seventh Day, Heschel introduced the idea of an “architecture of holiness” that appears not in space but in time Judaism, he argues, is a religion of time: it finds meaning not in space and the material things that fill it but in time and ... - A Woman Rides the Beast: The Roman Catholic Church and the Last Days By George Hunt (BOOK)Are you missing half the story about the last days? Virtually all attention these days is focused on the coming Antichrist―but he is only half the story. Many people are amazed to discover in Revelation 17 that there is also another mysterious character at the heart of prophecy―a woman who rides the beast. In A ...
- Pre-existence of the Sabbath by Maurice Caines
For whom is the Sabbath designed? What is the nature of the Sabbath? Is it enforced on this planet only, or does its influence have cosmic implications?… In Pre-existence of the Sabbath Maurice Caines presents new perspectives from God about heaven, the Sabbath, and your place in His universe that he found while studying the ... - A Thousand Shall Fall by Susi Hasel Mundy
The electrifying story of an Adventist family who dared to practice their faith in Hitlers Germany.They saw God work miracle after miracle to save them from certain disaster. As thousands around them fell victim to the horrors of war, they were borne up on angels wingssometimes quite literally. This is the true story of one ... - The Ten Commandments by Taylor Bunch
The Ten Commandments by Taylor Bunch - The Jubilee Principle: God’s Plan for Economic Freedom by Dan L. White
In The Jubilee Principle: God’s Plan for Economic Freedom, Dan White describes the connection between the Bible and the marketplace. White, an expert on Christian stewardship and founder of the Homeschool Helpers ministry, delves into Old Testament history and shows how God’s relationship with the Israelites is a model that can offer spiritual and economic ... - Plato’s Shadow: The Hellenizing of Christianity by Gary Petty
If Jesus’ apostles walked the earth today, would they recognize Christianity? Plato’s Shadow looks at some foundational teachings of the earliest Christians, exploring how Greek and Roman society later shaped their message. The early church used the Old Testament as Scripture and believed in Jesus as the prophesied Messiah. It also taught that baptism and ... - The Lost Meaning of the Seventh Day by Sigve K. Tonstad
Sigve K. Tonstad recovers the profound and foundational understanding of God that can be experienced in the seventh day. He shows that Scripture has consistently asserted that the Sabbath of Creation is the Sabbath of the whole story of how God makes right what has gone wrong in the world. Tonstad argues that the seventh ... - Nehemiah the Sabbath Reformer by Marc Rasell
Nehemiah the Sabbath Reformer is a devotional book which recounts the exciting story of Nehemiah and the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem under intense opposition. Despite threats, accusations and intimidation, Nehemiah and the people resolutely worked to repair the walls of the city, trusting in God for safety. - From Sundown to Sundown: How to Keep the Sabbath…and Enjoy It!
From Sundown to Sundown: How to Keep the Sabbath…and Enjoy It! by May-Ellen Netten Colon - Ten Commandments Twice Removed by Danny Shelton and Shelly Quinn
A backlash of attention to the Ten Commandments–unleashed by recent U.S. court rulings–rallied Christians in defense of its public display. Amid the cresendo of concern, a lone voice vies for attention, “If you love Me, keep my commandments” (John 14:15). Is our defense of the Ten Commandments triggered simply by a sentimental interest of Christian culture? ... - The Sabbath Under Crossfire: A Biblical Analysis of Recent Sabbath/Sunday Developments by Samuele Bacchiocchi
THE SABBATH UNDER CROSSFIRE examines the recent attacks against the Sabbath within the larger historical context of the origin and development of the anti-Sabbath theology. An understanding of how the abrogation view of the Sabbath began and developed through the centuries, is essential for comprehending why the Sabbath is still under crossfire today. The book analyzes ... - Divine Rest for Human Restlessness: A Theological Study of the Good News of the Sabbath for Today
DIVINE REST FOR HUMAN RESTLESSNESS is a theological reflection on the relevance of the biblical Sabbath for today. The study shows how the values of the Sabbath provide a divine remedy to such contemporary problems as stress, restlessness, ecological crisis, marital tensions, human rights and competitive pressures. Since its publication, The book has been reprinted ...