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]]> by: Christian Prayer and Fasting » Blog Archive » C.H. Spurgeon - Our Lord’s Prayer for His People’s Sanctification http://christianprayerandfasting.com/2007/03/01/dies-non/#comment-574 Wed, 18 Jul 2007 04:24:16 +0000 http://christianprayerandfasting.com/2007/03/01/dies-non/#comment-574 [...] In addition to this, those who belonged to God, and were dedicated to his service, were set apart and separated from others. There was a special service for the setting-apart of priests; certain rites were performed at the sanctifying of dedicated places and vessels. You remember with what solemn service the Tabernacle was set up, and with what pomp of devotion the Temple itself was set apart for the divine service. The Sabbath-day, which the Lord hath sanctified, is set apart from the rest of time. To man it is a dies non, because it is the Lord’s-day. [...] […] In addition to this, those who belonged to God, and were dedicated to his service, were set apart and separated from others. There was a special service for the setting-apart of priests; certain rites were performed at the sanctifying of dedicated places and vessels. You remember with what solemn service the Tabernacle was set up, and with what pomp of devotion the Temple itself was set apart for the divine service. The Sabbath-day, which the Lord hath sanctified, is set apart from the rest of time. To man it is a dies non, because it is the Lord’s-day. […]

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