Chapter 9
Sabbath in the Temple
- The Law Not a Burden, but a Gift—Meaning and object of the Sabbath
- Later Perversion of the Sabbath—Rabbinical ordinances of Sabbath observance, and their underlying principles
- The Schools of Shammai and Hillel
- Scripture Rules for the Sabbath—'The eve of the Sabbath'—Commencement of the Sabbath, how announced
- The Shewbread—The renewal of the shewbread—When and how it had been prepared
- The Table on the Arch of Titus—The table of shewbread
- The Vessels of the Table—How the bread was arranged upon it
- The Shewbread Itself
- The Mode of Changing—Service of the priests in removing the old and putting on the new shewbread
- The Symbolism of the Shewbread—Meaning of the shewbread
- The Courses on the Sabbath—The Sabbath service in the Temple
- The Sabbatical Year
- Scripture References To It/The 'Prosbul'—Scriptural ordinances—Were debts wholly remitted, or only deferred on Sabbatical years?—The 'Prosbul'
- The Effect Of It
- Rabbinical Perversion of the Sabbatical Year—Rabbinical evasions of the Divine law—Sabbath observance by the Saviour.
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