Sabbatarians will be appalled by this work. And it will sadden many of my new-covenant theology friends. Some will suspect that I am drifting back into law, thinking I have not yet come to full liberty in Christ, or, at best, I am wobbly on it. Others, however, will feel that I have been too lax, straying from the safe and tested paths of institutionalism. Ah well! So why publish? For two reasons. First, I cannot leave my work on the sabbath and the Lord’s day where it is. I have said I am a Lord’s day man, and I owe it to the public to explain what I mean by that. Hence, in the words of my subtitle, this little volume is my ‘personal statement’. Secondly, I hope this work might make a useful contribution to an important debate. It may only be, as the subtitle makes clear, ‘a modest proposal’, but it is, for all that, a proposal.Foreword by Stephen E.Atkerson.A free audiobook of the author reading this title may be found at davidhjgay.com
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