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A Guided Path Through the Interactive Studies
With many studies available, a guided progression helps. The paths below build on each other, but each one can stand on its own starting point.
Foundation: What Is the Sabbath?
Start here if you're new to the biblical Sabbath. These studies establish the basics: what Scripture says, when it begins, and how to keep it.
Sabbath Basics
When the Sabbath begins, what to do, and common questions answered. Includes countdown to next Sabbath.
Sabbath vs. Sunday
Side-by-side comparison: what Scripture says about Saturday versus Sunday.
Jesus and the Sabbath
Every instance of Jesus keeping, teaching, and healing on the Sabbath.
Find the Command
Search Scripture for an explicit command to keep Sunday and examine the passages used in the debate.
Discovery: How Sunday Observance Developed
These studies examine the gradual development of Sunday observance through selected texts, laws, councils, and later arguments. Each source speaks with its own level of authority; a polemical claim records its author’s position, not an institutional admission.
The Quote Wall
Catholic, Protestant, patristic, and civil sources describing Sunday observance and authority. Filterable and searchable.
The 1260-Year Timeline
The classic historicist 1,260-year calculation using the disputed 538 and 1798 historical markers.
Sabbath Keepers Through History
Selected evidence for Sabbath observance from early Christianity through later communities and the present.
Understanding: The End-Time Picture
These studies present the book’s historicist reading of final events. Revelation describes worship, allegiance, and coercion, but it does not explicitly name Saturday, Sunday, the papacy, or the United States.
Seal vs. Mark
Compare the biblical imagery with the book’s proposed Sabbath-and-Sunday interpretation.
The Three Angels
Revelation 14's final warning to the world, verse by verse with explanations.
The Two Beasts
Explore the book’s historicist identifications alongside the symbols in Revelation 13 and competing readings.
Mark Progression
The book’s proposed sequence before a future worship test. Revelation does not name Sunday as the mark.
Defense: Answering Objections
You'll encounter objections. These studies equip you with biblical and historical responses to the most common arguments against Sabbath-keeping.
Objection Handler
The top objections with biblical responses. Searchable, categorized, thorough.
Law Types Decoder
Moral, ceremonial, civil: understanding which laws remain and which were fulfilled.
Peter's Vision (Acts 10)
Was Peter's vision about food laws or people? Let Scripture interpret Scripture.
Clean and Unclean Foods
Did God's dietary instructions end at the cross? Examining the evidence.
Application: Living It Out
Understanding leads to obedience. These studies address practical questions: What about my job? How do I find a church? What if my family disagrees?
Sabbath and Work
Economic guidance: accommodation requests, career options, and stories of provision.
Church Diagnostic
Examine a church’s teaching and practice without treating a denominational label as a measure of faithfulness or salvation.
Denomination Decoder
Compare major denominations on selected doctrines. Institutional positions do not determine an individual’s salvation.
Fast-Track: Core Evidence (4 Chapters)
For a shorter path, these four chapters present the core argument. Read them in order:
Chapter 1: The Journey to Truth
The author's path through Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, and psychedelics to the Sabbath. Sets the tone for everything that follows.
Chapter 3: Source Claims in Context
Selected Catholic and Protestant sources explain Sunday observance and ecclesial authority. Their rank and context determine what each can establish.
Chapter 8: The Historicist 1,260-Year Correlation
The historicist 538–1798 calculation. Its arithmetic follows from its selected day-year method and disputed historical endpoints.
Chapter 15: There Remaineth a Rest
Practical guidance for beginning Sabbath observance. It emphasizes direction rather than perfection and keeps grace in view.
After these four, the remaining chapters deepen understanding: prophetic details (Ch 4-8), historical preservation (Ch 7), end-time events (Ch 10-15), and the remnant's identity (Ch 14-16).
Alternative Paths (Interactive Studies)
Not everyone learns the same way. Here are focused tracks for specific interests:
Prophecy Deep Dive
For those wanting to understand biblical prophecy in detail:
Bible Study Tools
For serious Scripture students:
Textual Defense
For those questioning Bible reliability:
Spiritual Discernment
For navigating deception in these last days:
These studies are companions to The Sabbath They Kept, a free book tracing the Sabbath from Creation to eternity. Read the book for the full story, and use these studies to go deeper on specific topics.