About the Book:

Since the times of the apostles, much of Christian history has been lost. Irrespective of the best human efforts, it cannot be retrieved. The fragments of information that remain can, however, be woven into an interesting and suggestive discourse. A recent account by Professor Jenkins relating to the history of the Church of the East (The Lost History of Christianity) is one such example. An equally intriguing story might be pieced together regarding the practices held dear by the apostolic church, and which have come down to us today.

In the present account, I have taken the custom of the apostles and Christ regarding the worship of the Creator God on the Sabbath and I then show something of the changes that have taken place since antiquity and unravel God's ideal for the Christian church today.

About the Author:

Associate Professor Warren Arthur Shipton (BScAgr, PhD, MEd, FASM) received his education in Australia and the United Kingdom. He is an educator and scientist who has worked in tertiary education for many years. He has published in the areas of both science and religion. He is currently president of Asia-Pacific International University, Thailand