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To: winstonchurchill
It is rather a testimony to or, as you put it, a sign of God's grace, but no more.

Similarly, the Lords' Supper is a remembrance -- no more. "Do this in remembrance of me ...."

Amen and to God be the glory.

145 posted on 10/31/2001 5:27:44 PM PST by Zipporah
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To: Zipporah
How about this quote:

"Make certain, therefore, that you all observe one common Eucharist; for there is but one Body of Our Lord Jesus Christ, and but one cup of union with His Blood, and one single altar of sacrifice-even as also there is but one Bishop, with his clergy and my own fellow-sevitors the deacons. This will insure that all your doings are in full accord with the will of God."-St. Ignatius of Antioch c.35-107)

153 posted on 10/31/2001 5:40:06 PM PST by Cap'n Crunch
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To: Zipporah
I disagree...it is a sign and seal, not just some empty rememberance.
157 posted on 10/31/2001 5:43:54 PM PST by rwfromkansas
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