Dr. Waldron discusses issues related to a new book by Tom Wells on the Christian and the Sabbath. This issue has much to do with allowing the Bible to interpret the Bible. Divine interpretation and application of Divine revelation is an important piece in this often confusing and miss-understood puzzle.
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Few men have ever experienced such a direct call from God, but few men have ever faced such persecutions and difficulties.
Men may not presume to call themselves into the ministry. Isaiah did not just decide to become a prophet. David did not anoint himself or call himself to be king. Those prophets in the Old Testament who called themselves were false prophets.
*Note: This series has been developed from a manuscript that was used to preach a sermon on May 10, 2026, at Emmanuel Reformed Baptist Church (SeaTac, WA). The title of that sermon was “A Case for AM and PM Sabbath Day Worship Services,” and it can be accessed here....