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

John, First Epistle of . burden of AA 553-4;GC 472;SL 68, 81;8T 241-2; [2]

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

Morning consecrate yourself to God each SC 70;7T 44; [14]

Morning sacrifice See Sacrifice

Morning worship See Family worship

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

Others man cannot give to, what he does not possess MB 37 [354]

Our First Century by R. M. Devens, quoted GC 306

Passover week DA 703 [4]

Peter, First Epistle of AA 517-28 [7]

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