Sermons on the Sabbath and the Law, by John Nevins (J. N.) Andrews, features eleven important topics regarding the seventh-day Sabbath. In the first chapters of the book, Andrews discusses the Sabbath as a memorial of creation, as well as the moral obligation of the patriarchal age. Another chapter tackles the question of why the law originally came only to the Hebrews. Other topics include the Sabbath at the fall of the manna, the two covenants, and the Sabbath in both the Old and New Testament. Andrews also discussed the change of the Sabbath, explaining why Sunday is not the Sabbath or the true seventh day.