The Lord's Day
Is the Lord's Day, Sunday? Tradition calls it "the first day of the week"; what does the Word say?
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beliefs or interpretations. —E. W. Bullinger It may surprise some to learn that as highly regarded and widely studied as E. W. Bullinger is today, there was a time when his greatest contributions to Christendom were forgotten by most. By the mid 20th century, he was not remembered for his great contribution to the field of Biblical research, but ironically, he was instead most known for his music—something few today know about him. In the Foreword to Bullinger’s book, Word Studies on the Holy Spirit , Warren W. Wiersbe wrote the following: He died in London on June 6, 1913. Most people remember him only for his beautiful tune for Frances Ridley Havergal’s hymn, “I am trusting Thee, Lord Jesus.” Serious students of the Bible remember him as one who dared to search into God’s truth and follow it wherever it led him. We may not agree with all that Dr. Bullinger has written, but we must conf