How does the Sunday law of Charles 11, of 1676, read?

Answer

"For the better observation and keeping holy the Lord's day, commonly called Sunday: be it enacted . . .
that all the laws enacted and in force concerning the observation of the day, and repairing to the church
thereon, be carefully put in execution; and that all and every person and persons whatsoever shall upon
every Lord's day apply themselves to the observation of the same, by exercising themselves thereon in the
duties of piety and true religion, publicly and privately. "-"Revised Statutes of England from AD. 12351685" (London, 18710), pages 779, 780; cited in "A Critical History of Sunday Legislation," by A. H.
Lewis, D.D., pages 108, 109.

What has Christ been made for us, and for what purpose?
What encouragement is held out as an aid in attaining this experience?
In consequence of this, what value did Christ place upon their worship?
What is of more importance than any outward ceremony?
When will the resurrection of the just occur?
Whom does God comfort?
In ministering to the needy, whom are we really serving?

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