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Christ in Chronology and Science of the Sabbath — Reverend Gilbert Lord Wilson — 1902

Christ in Chronology and Science of the Sabbath — Reverend Gilbert Lord Wilson — 1902

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Author
Reverend Gilbert Lord Wilson
Original publication year
1902
Edition publication year
1902
Available formats
Digital PDF, Physical Book
Subjects & traditions
Astrotheology, Esoteric Christianity

In Christ in Chronology and the Science of the Sabbath (1902), Reverend Gilbert Lord Wilson examines Christian scripture through sacred chronology, recurring cycles, and the symbolic meaning of the Sabbath.

Wilson presents biblical time not as a neutral sequence of dates, but as an ordered expression of divine law. The life and mission of Christ are considered within this larger structure, while the Sabbath is interpreted as a principle of rhythm, rest, restoration, and spiritual balance.

The work reflects an early twentieth-century effort to bring faith, number, chronology, and natural order into a single theological framework. It will be of particular interest to readers of biblical symbolism, sacred time, Sabbath studies, and unconventional Christian interpretation.

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Author: Reverend Gilbert Lord Wilson
Publication year: 1902
Subjects: Christianity, biblical chronology, sacred time, Sabbath symbolism, and spiritual law
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