anti sabbatarian

[Gr. ἀντί (anti) = against, and Eng. Sabbatarian.] One who holds that the Jewish Sabbath was part of the ceremonial rather than of the moral law, and that, in its e ential character, it is different from the "Lord's Day" of the New Testament. "The anti-sabbatarians hold the sabbath day, or that which we call the Lord's day, to be no more a sabb...h: in which they go about to violate all religion; for take away the sabbath, and farewell religion. Pagit: Heresiography , p. 119.