Why were the ancient Sunday laws demanded?

Answer

"That the day might be devoted with less interruption to the purposes of devotion!' "That the devotion of
the faithful might be free from all disturbance."-Neander's "Church History," Vol. II, pages 297, 301.
NOTE-In short, it was to secure the enforced observance of the day, and through this means
church attendance, and control over the people in religious things.

What is the only way sinners may he justified, or made righteous?
Why cannot the world receive Him?
What was given into the hands of the power represented by the little horn?
What awaits those who despise the means of grace?
In what instruction did He emphasize the importance of keeping the law?
What does Neander say of the securing of these laws?
What does the Apostle Paul say concerning this?

Questions & Answers are from the book Bible Readings for the Home Circle