[3]Especially in 2 Clement.
[4]Acts 15. 28-29.
[5]Romans 14, in particular.
[6]1 Corinthians 8. 8; 10. 25-26.
[7]Compare Revelation 2. 14, 20.
[8]Didache 13. 7, etc.
[9]Didache 13. 3, etc.
[10]So very emphatically in 1 Clement 40-41. But Clement does not argue for a detailed parallelism between the two ministries.
[11]Didache 3. 1-6 is an instance.
[12]The reason for this appears to be that at this period the Fourth Commandment was conceived to be wholly “ceremonial”, and to “keep the Sabbath” was regarded as Judaizing (Ignatius, Magnesians 9. 1, etc.). The belief that in Christianity the Sabbath laws have been transferred to Sunday is of medieval origin.