The Sabbath: Which Day and Why? by M. L. Andreasen - front cover
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The Sabbath: Which Day and Why?

by M. L. Andreasen

"The Sabbath: Which Day and Why?" by M. L. Andreasen, published in 1942 by Review and Herald Publishing Association, explores the significance of the Sabbath. This hardcover edition, originating from Takoma Park, D.C., is an ex-library copy with some wear but remains a valuable resource for religious studies enthusiasts.

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Binding:Hardcover
Condition:Acceptable
1942
Review and Herald Publishing Association
Stock:1 available
SKU:A12-B1-TNP-JMR-0028

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Condition Details

This hardcover edition of "The Sabbath: Which Day and Why?" is in fair condition. The green cloth cover shows some wear, particularly at the spine edges. There is no dust jacket. The book is an ex-library copy, with typical library markings. The pages are intact, though they show signs of age-related toning.

About This Vintage 1942 Edition

"The Sabbath: Which Day and Why?" by M. L. Andreasen is a compelling exploration into the theological significance of the Sabbath. Published by the Review and Herald Publishing Association in 1942, this hardcover edition originates from Takoma Park, Washington, D.C. Andreasen, a respected theologian, delves into the historical and religious contexts of the Sabbath, making it a significant contribution to religious studies. This edition does not include a dust jacket and is marked as an ex-library copy, indicating prior circulation. The book is a valuable resource for those interested in deepening their understanding of Christian traditions and theological interpretations. This edition, while not scarce, is a noteworthy addition for collectors of religious texts, particularly those focused on mid-20th-century theological discussions.

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