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INTRODUCTION The present crisis of the Lord's day The problem and objectives of this study CHRIST AND THE LORD'S DAY The Sabbath's typology and its Messianic fulfillment The attitude of Christ to the Sabbath Early Patristic interpretations Early Sabbath healings The man with the withered hand The crippled woman The paralytic and the blind man The plucking of ears of corn The Sabbath in the letter to the hebrews An admonition of Christ regarding the Sabbath THE RESURRECTION-APPEARANCES AND THE ORIGIN OF SUNDAY OBSERVANCE The ressurection Lord's supper Passover The appearances of the risen Christ THREE NEW TESTAMENT TEXTS AND THE ORIGIN OF SUNDAY 1 cORINTHIANS 16: 1-3 Acts 20: 7-12 Revelation 1: 10 Sunday Easter-Sunday The day of the Lord JERUSALEM AND THE ORIGIN OF SUNDAY The Jerusalem Church in the new testament The place of Christian Gatherings The time of christian gatherings The theological orientation of the Jerusalem Church The Jerusalem Church after A.D. 70 The Ebionites The Nazareness The malediction of the Christians Hadrian's policy ROME AND THE ORIGIN OF SUNDAY Predominance of gentile converts Early differentiation between Jews and Christians Anti-Judaic feelings and measures Roman measures and attitudes Christian measures and attitudes The church of Rome and the Sabbath Rome and the Easter-controversy The origin of Easter- Sunday Easter-Sunday and the weekly Sunday The primacy of the Church of Rome Conclusion ANTI-JUDAISM IN THE FATHERS AND THE ORIGIN OF SUNDAY Ignatius Barnabas Justin Martyr conclusion SUN-WORSHIP AND THE ORIGIN OF SUNDAY Sun-Worship and the planetary week prior to A.D.150 Sun-Worship Planetary week Reflexes of Sun-Worship on Christianity Christ-the-Sun Eastward orientation The date of Christmas The day of the sun and the origin of Sunday conclusion THE THEOLOGY OF SUNDAY Ressurection Creation The Eighth day Baptism Cosmic-week Superiority of Eighth day The detachment of the Eighth day from Sunday conclusion RETROSPECT AND PROSPECT ABBREVIATIONS PRIMARY SOURCES SECONDARY SOURCES PAUL AND THE SABBATH

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1-INTRODUCTION TO CATALOGING Introduction Basic Concepts Definitions Characteristics of a Catalog Types of Catalog According to Format Qualities of Catalog Format The Unit Card Arrangement of Entries in a Catalog Dictionary Catalogs Divided Catalogs Classified Catalogs Description of Material to be Cataloged Definition and Purpose of Descriptive Cataloging How to Read a Book Technically Form of the Catalog Card Typed Cards Indentions Line Spacing ISBD Format Spacing Punctuation Capitalization Abbreviations Numerals . . Pre-ISBD Cataloging Format Spacing Punctuation 2-INTRODUCTION TO PRINCIPLES OF CATALOGING Introduction Purposes Objects Means Amplification of Cutter's Objects and Means Brief History of ALA Cataloging Rules Anglo-American Cataloging Rules, 1967 Introduction Basic Rules Works with Authorship of Mixed Character Corporate Authorship Related and Dependent Works Special Rules: Works with Form Subheadings Added Entries Introduction Basic Rules Choice and Form of Name Entry of Name Surnames Bynames Introduction Basic Rule Additions to Names 3-CHOICE OF ENTRY RULES 4-FORM OF ENTRY HEADINGS FOR PERSONS Choice and Form of Name Geographic Names Governments 5-FORM OF ENTRY HEADINGS FOR CORPORATE BODIES Subordinate and Related Bodies Government Bodies and Officials Conferences, Congresses, Meetings, Etc. Religious Bodies and Officials 6-UNIFORM TITLES Introduction Uniform Titles References 7-DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGING Introduction General Rules Special Rules Monographs in Collected Sets 8-SERILALS Introduction Description 9-CATALOGING OF NONBOOK MATERIALS Introduction Maps, Atlases, Etc. Introduction Entry Description Audiovisual Media and Special Instructional Materials Introduction Entry Description Examples of Selected Audiovisual Media Printed Music Entry Uniform Titles Descríption Sound Recordings Introduction Entry Description Selected Examples 10-CLASSIFICATION Introduction Philosophical Properties of Classification Library Classification Functional Properties of Traditional Classification Schemes Broad and Close Classification General Principles of Classifying a Book Classification as a Form of Translation Conclusion 11-DEWEY DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION Introduction Basic Concepts Standard Subdivisions Standard Subdivisions (Mnemonic) Area Tables Individual Literatures Individual Languages Racial, Ethnic, National Groups Languages Persons Relative Index Broad and Close Classification Scope and "Add Instructions" Conclusions Cutter Numbers 12-LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CLASSIFICATION Introduction Basic Concepts General Form Divisions Internal Subdivisions Geographic Tables Chronological Tables Subject Subdivision Tables and Combination Tables Other Features LC Notation and Author Numbers Internal Notation Official Cutter Numbers Conclusions 13-OTHER GENERAL CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS Introduction Expansive Classification Subject Classification Bibliographic Classification Universal Decimal Classification Colon Cassification Comparative Examples Example 1 DDC LC EC SC BC UDC CC Example 2 DDC LC EC SC BC UDC CC Example 3 DDC LC EC SC BC UDC CC Example 4 DDC LC EC SC BC UDC CC 14-SUBJECT HEADINGS Introduction Classified Versus Alphabetical Approach to Information Classified Arrangement Alphabetical Arrangement Basic Concepts and Structure of Subject Headings The Choice of Subject Headings Location of Material on Related Subjects Number of Subject Headings and the Concept of "Specific Entry" Future Prospects 15-LIBRARY OF CONGRESS SUBJECT HEADINCS Introduction General Physical Characteristics of the List Special Features of the Eighth Edition Basic Forms of Subject Headings Noun Headings with Qualifiers Inverted Headings with Qualifiers Phrase Headings Inverted Phrase Headings Compound Headings Composite Forms Individual Names as Subject Headings Geographic Names as Subject Headings Changes in Geographic Names Subject Subdivision Topical Subdivisions Form Subdivisions Period or Chronological Subdivisions Geograplhic and Lo cal Subdivisions Cross References Duplicate Entry 16-SEARS LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS Introduction Structure of Subject Headings Types of Subdivisions Physical Characteristics and Format of Sears 17-CENTRALIZED SERVICES AND CATALOGING ROUTINES Centralized Processing Printed Catalog Cards Bibliographic Services of the Library of Congress LC Cards Proofsheets Cataloging in Publication Publications of the Library of Congress Machine-Readable Cataloging (MARC) Ohio College Library Center (OCLC) Commercial Cataloging Services Reproducing Catalog Cards Cataloging Routines and Records Descriptive Cataloging Classification Subject Cataloging and Other Responsibilities Records and Files in the Catalog Department Shelf List In Process Files Oficial Catalogs Authority Files Name Authority Cards Subject Authority Cards Maintaining and Editing the Catalog Filing ALA Filing Rules Alphabetical Position of Entries Order of Different Headings Beginning with the Same Word Detail of Period Division (using Sears Subject Headings) References Alternate Filing Rules Cataloging and Classification Aids General Textbooks INDEX National Bibliographies and National Union Catalogs Additional Aids General Biographical Directories Geographical Names Additional Sources GLOSSARY OF SELECTED TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY