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Footnotes:
(1). Matt. xxv. 31 - 34.
(2). Matt. xv. 24
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(iii) The Son of Man is said to be "the Lord of the
Sabbath day," that is, he had the power to abrogate the law
which made it a holy day of rest from labor and work.
Jesus was a strict observer of the Sabbath, on which day
he used to attend the services in the Temple or in the Syna-
gogue. He expressly commands his followers to pray that
the national collapse at the destruction of Jerusalem should
(1). Matt. xxv. 31 - 34.
(2). Matt. xv. 24
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(iii) The Son of Man is said to be "the Lord of the
Sabbath day," that is, he had the power to abrogate the law
which made it a holy day of rest from labor and work.
Jesus was a strict observer of the Sabbath, on which day
he used to attend the services in the Temple or in the Syna-
gogue. He expressly commands his followers to pray that
the national collapse at the destruction of Jerusalem should