You might find some of the following materials helpful:

• Bacchiocchi, Samuele. From Sabbath to Sunday. Biblical Perspectives, 1987. A book with an unusual theory about early church history, by a Seventh-day Adventist.
• Carson, D.A., editor. From Sabbath to Lord’s Day. Zondervan, 1982, or Wipf & Stock, 2000. Scholars examine Scripture and history.
• Donato, Christopher John. Perspectives on the Sabbath: Four Views. B&H Academic, 2011. Chapters are written by Charles Arand, Craig Blomberg, Skip McCarty, and Joseph Pipa.
• Dorsey, David. “The Law of Moses and the Christian: A New Approach to an Old Problem.” Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society 34 (Sept. 1991): 321-334.
• Morrison, Michael. Which Old Testament Laws Apply to Christians Today? Available online.
• Ratzlaff, Dale. Sabbath in Christ. Life Assurance Ministries, 2003. A book against the Sabbath, by a former Adventist.
• Strand, Kenneth, editor. The Sabbath in Scripture and History. Review & Herald, 1982. A pro-Sabbath book by Adventists.
• Strickland, Wayne, editor. Five Views on Law and Gospel. Zondervan, 1996. Chapters are written by Greg Bahnsen, Walter Kaiser, Douglas Moo, Wayne Strickland, and Willem Vangemeren.
• Swartley, Willard. Sabbath, Slavery, War and Women. Herald Press, 1983. This book presents arguments for and against four issues as a springboard for discussing the way we interpret the Bible.
• Thielman, Frank. Paul and the Law: A Contextual Approach. InterVarsity, 1994. A scholar looks at what Paul wrote.

Author: Michael Morrison