Jeremy Taylor, D.D., Bishop of Down, Connor and Dromore.

The Jewish Sabbath being abrogated, the Christian liberty, like the sun after the dispersion of the clouds, appeared in its full splendour: and then the division of days ceased, and one day was not more holy than another. And when St. Paul reproved the Corinthians tor going to law before the unbelievers, who kept their court days upon the first day of the week, he would not have omitted to reprove them by so great and weighty a circumstance as the profaning the Lord's Day, in case it had been then a holy day, either of Divine or apostolic institution.—Ductor Dubitantium.