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Nov 22 03 9:50 PM
Quote:Blessed are you Lord God of all creation. Through your goodness we have this bread to offer, which earth has given and human hands have made. It will become for us the bread of life.Nowhere in the NT are we ever told to offer anything in sacrifice except ourselves as living and holy sacrifices which is our acceptable form of worship.Quote:So I guess you eat thin air at you communion services?Quote:Similarly no NT account ever talks of adding water to the cup hence diluting what is there. We are never told we will share in the divinity of Christ during this act either. Weve only just begun and already there are additions to the scriptural picture no true Christian can be com
Quote:So I guess you eat thin air at you communion services?Quote:Similarly no NT account ever talks of adding water to the cup hence diluting what is there. We are never told we will share in the divinity of Christ during this act either. Weve only just begun and already there are additions to the scriptural picture no true Christian can be com
Quote:Similarly no NT account ever talks of adding water to the cup hence diluting what is there. We are never told we will share in the divinity of Christ during this act either. Weve only just begun and already there are additions to the scriptural picture no true Christian can be com
Quote:Blessed are you Lord, God of all creation. Through your goodness we have this wine to offer, fruit of the vine and work of human hands it will become our spiritual drink.Again the word offer nowhere mentioned in the NT descriptions of any communion service the Christians participated in. any offering to God in this form is to be made by the High Priest of our Souls Christ Jesus. But over and over we see we. There is no we in the work of Christ.
Quote:May the Lord accept the sacrifice at your hands for the praise and glory of His Name, for our good, and the good of all His churchAgain we see our sacrifice and the response at your hands. There was only one sacrifice and it was not at the supper it was at Calvary. Jesus made it and could only Himself make it and only make it in the tabernacle not made with hands and it was done ONCE FOR ALL and not as a continual offering or sacrifice as we see here.
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