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Reviewer Comments For From Sabbath To Sunday
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Key Role Future Research
"For its clarity of thought and argument, its scholarly command of a wide spectrum of sources, and its significant
thesis, Bacchiocchi's From Sabbath to Sunday will play a key role in the future research on the origin
of the Christian Sunday.... Since, as this study shows, the hermeneutic endeavor is majorly influenced by
presuppositions, both confessional and traditional, can the hermeneutic task be complete without scholarly
contribution from the smaller communions which hold positions of dissent in given areas of
Christian thought and practice?"
- Willard M. Swartley
- Associate Professor of New Testament
- Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminaries, Elkart, Indiana
Doctor Samuele Bacchiocchi , (he prefers to be called "Dr. Sam"), is the author of From Sabbath To Sunday .
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