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God is eternally the same. Having once demanded the seventh day of the week, even He could not change it to the first day of the week.

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On that argument He could not have changed from the Old Law to the New Law, nor from the Jews to the Christians. You should give up your Christian beliefs, and join the Jewish religion! Yet did not Christ say, “You have heard it said in the Law; but now I say unto you.” And He deliberately abrogated certain Jewish legislation concerning marriage. He certainly admitted the possibility of some changes.

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