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The principall foundation of this Opinion, are the words [ 50] of the four Evangelists, Mat. 28.1. Mark 1••.1, 2. Luke 24.1. Iohn 20.1. Among all which that of Mat. 18.1. hath most weight, wherein 'tis said, In the end of the Sabbath as it began to
dawn toward the first day of the week, &c. from whence it seems to follow that if the Sabbath Day did end at the dawning of the first day of the week, that then the dawning of the day∣light of the first day, must be the beginning of the Sabbath Day, or of the Christian Sabbath.