...of the Moderns can pretend to for laying afide of either. Thus again it is. fa-id t A&s 20. vj That upon the firft day of the Week, when the Difciples came together to break Bread, Paul preach'd to them. New thefe Words feem fairly to intimate , that the firft Day of the Week or the Lord's...

...accord in one place f. The fiune Pradice we find continued in the following Years. Upon thefirft Day tf the Week, when the Difciples came together to break Bread, Paul preached unto them *. And the fame Apoftle enjoins the Churches of Galatia and Cor'mth; Upon the frjl Day of the Week,...

...Tw«i. 7. And upon the firlt Day of the Week, when theDifciples came together to break Bread, 'Pat/I preached unto them, ready to depart on the Morrow, and continued his Speech until Midnight. 8. And there were many Lights in the upper Chamber where they wcte gathered...

...Philippi after the Pafibver was ended, we were five Days getting oyer to y- where we ft * d Week ' 7. And upon the firft * day of the week, when the difciples...them, ready to depart on the morrow, and continued his ipeech until midnight. 8. And there were many lights in the upper chamber where they were gathered...

...fhed for you. With i Cor. xi. 23, 24, 2), 26. (See all in letter a.) f Acts xx. 7. And upon the firil day of the week, when the difciples came together' to break bread, Paul pi cache j unto them, ready to depart on the morrow, and continued his fpeech until mid-night, i Cor....

...Apoiilesand primitive Chureh conftantly fet it apart to religious Ufes and Ends, Aftsxx. 7. And upon thijirji Day of the Week, when the Difciples came together to break Bread, Paul preached unto them, &c. 1 Cor. xvi. 2. Upon the firji Day of ths Week, lit every one of you lay by him in Store, as God...

...all God hath profpered him, ihat there be no gatherings when I come. Afts xx. 7. And upon the firll day of the week, when the difciples came together to break bread; Paul preached to them, ready to depart on the, morrow, and continued his fpeech until midnight. Mar. v. 17. Think...

...the Lord's Supper every Day. Jio. The next paflage, to our purpofe, is s xx. 7. And upon the firjl day of the week, when the difciples came together to break bread, Paulpreaihed unto them, &c. From this paflage it is plain, (i.) That it was the cuftom of the firft...

...river fide, where prayer was wont to be made, <bt. And receiving the Sacrament ; Afts xx. 7. And open the firft day of the week, when the difciples came together to break bread, Paul preached, 6r. Q^ 6. Are private duties in our families required, as well ai public, on the Sabbath ? A. Yes ;...

...fick; thus ye brought an offering: fhould I accept this of your hands? fait!» the Lord. p Afts xx. 7, And upon the firft day of the week, when the difciples came together to brtak bread, t<ml preached unto them, ready to depart on the morrow, and continued his fpeech until...