References 1. See S. Douglas Waterhouse,
“Areas E and F”[a partial report on the 1971 excavation of Tell Hesban],
Andrews University Seminary Studies 11(1973) :113-125.
2. Winston S. Churchill and the Editors of
Life, The Second World War, 2 vols.(New York:Time, Ina, 1959), 2:514, 515.
3. Examples include Barnabas,
Epistle, 15;ANF:l:147;Justin,
First Apology, 67;ANF l:186;
Dialogue, 24, 41;ANF 1:206, 215;Bardesanes,
Discourse on Fate; ANF 8:733.
4. The Gospel According to Peter, 9, 12;ANF 10:8.
5. Ignatius,
To the Magnesians, 9;Loeb Classical Library, Apostolic Fathers, 1:205. Compare the trans, in ANF 1:62, observing that the right hand column represents a spurious interpolated edition which originated more than 200 years after Ignatius's death.
6. For a discussion of the evidence from two somewhat different points of view see Fritz Guy,
“Lord's Day' in Magnesians,” Andrews University Seminary Studies, 2(1964):1-17, and Richard B. Lewis,
“Ignatius and the ‘Lord’s Day,'” Andrews University Seminary Studies, 6(1968):46-59.
7. The new custom was epitomized in Nicolas Bownde,
The Doctrine of the Sabbath, Plainely Layde Forth(London, 1595) and is discussed in Winston U. Solberg,
Redeem the Time(Cambridge, Mass.:Harvard University Press, 1977) and in Bryan W. Ball,
The English Connectioon(Cambridge, England :James Clarke, 1981).