Mutiny

Mutiny, written by John Perowne in the mid-19th century, is a theological treatise that defends the observance of the Sabbath against contemporary criticisms, particularly those presented by Rev. C.J. Vaughan. Perowne argues for the divine and moral necessity of the Sabbath, emphasizing its ongoing significance in Christian practice. The work engages in a critical examination of biblical teachings and historical perspectives, asserting that the Sabbath remains a fundamental tenet of faith and should not be considered obsolete.