Discourse in Six Dialogues, on the Name, Notion, and Observation of the Lord’s Day by Thomas H. Morer, quoted GC 575-7

Even (evening) begins at sunset 6T 355-6, 359 [2]

First day of week See Sunday

Historical and Practical Discourse on the Lord’s Day by Francis West, quoted GC 575

History of the Sabbath and the First Day of the Week by J. N. Andrews 1T 667;3T 38-9; [1]

Joshua (high priest) PK 583;5T 469; [9]

Joshua (son of Nun) PP 481-524;4aSG 58-65;4T 148-64; [102]

Joshua, book of PP 524;4aSG 65;SR 182;

Lazy day, Lazy days holidays are FE 317

Leading Seventh-day Adventists action of, when God does not sustain TM 293-5 [18]

“Looking unto Jesus,” as motto for Christians 7T 94

Lord’s day Bible points to seventh day as GC 447 [6]

Lord’s Day by A. E. Waffle, quoted GC 447

New Year’s Day celebration of, by helping the helpless AH 482 [5]

Order of the day men whose, is work, work, work 2T 663

Pioneer Seventh-day Adventists aged 7T 286-9 [52]

Preparation day See Friday

Reckoning, day of [2]

Rest day every tenth day devoted as, in France in 1793 GC 274 See also Sabbath; Sunday

School, Schools, not Seventh-day Adventist [206]