Part two is broken into 10 sections. 1. Religion in Rome – A summary view of Roman religions during the time of Jesus.  2. The Jewish Sabbath – Strict Sabbathkeeping marked the Jews as unique.  3. The Sabbath Reformer – The Bible protrays Jesus as a revolutionary Sabbathkeeper.  4. Prophecy – Jesus predicted that His followers would be still be keeping the Sabbath at the time of the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD.  5. Christians and Jews – The two groups shared a view of a personal God and of the weekly Sabbath, but Christians found new meaning in the holy day.  6. The Christian Sabbath – Clear evidence for Christian observance of the seventh-day Sabbath in the first century AD.  7. Sundaykeepers – Second-century Christians in Alexandria and Rome begin observing the first day of the week instead of the Sabbath.  8. The Day of the Sun – Roman sun worship and its link to Christian Sunday observance.  9. Sunday Law – Emperor Constantine legalizes Sunday as the weekly day of rest in the Roman Empire.  10. The Sabbath Survives – Proof of seventh-day (Saturday) Sabbath observance into the middle of the fourth century.