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(2nd Century to 20th Century)by George Battey1996 Preacher Study NotesThe history of the communion through the Christian Age is an interesting one and covers much more than merely how many cups should be placed on the table. The changes which took place through the years were wrong, but it is easy, after studying church history, to understand why these changes occurred. Once change started, it

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Jesus said, “Do this in remembrance of Me.”(NAS, NIV, NKJV, Amplified) (1 Corinthians 11:24-25; Luke 22:19)1) How many loaves did Jesus take? (Matthew 26.26)2) What kind of bread did Jesus take? (Matthew 26:17; Exodus 12:15, 19-20)3) What drink did Jesus take? (Matthew 26:27-29)4) Did Jesus drink of the “fruit of the vine”? (Matthew 26:29, Mark 14:24-25)5) How many cups did Jesus take? (Matthew

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by Rick CutterThe Lord's Supper, also called the "Communion," is a simple memorial of the death of Christ - the most renowned event in history. Unfortunately, the mechanics of how it should be observed has been a lamentable and unnecessary source of much division, uncertainty, and confusion across the "Christian" religious world. Of course, the proper way for us to avoid division is to ensure our

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by Don FrenchWHAT IS THE COMMUNIONThe Bible uses several different terms to describe the communion service. Each of these terms emphasizes a different aspect of the communion. To begin our study of this part of the worship, let us look at each term, the Bible uses to describe this part of the worship service. “The cup of blessing which we bless, is it not the communion of the blood of Christ? The

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by Rick CutterOPPOSING ARGUMENTSDespite the scriptural simplicity of this subject, still there are those who consider the practice of Biblical Communion unimportant. To be fair, most multi-cups Christians simply have never known of another way. Still others may have heard of alternatives, but have been so confused by complex arguments that, like the seed sown on the hard ground (Matthew 13:19),

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by Calvin WarpulaJesus instituted a memorial meal in remembrance of Him (Luke 22:14-20; 1 Corinthians 11:23-26), but we have no record that He told His disciples when to observe the meal. Since the 1820s, the universal practice of the churches of Christ is to partake of the Lord's Supper every Sunday and only on Sunday. Some people are now questioning this practice and partaking of communion

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(Luke 22:20; 1 Corinthians 11:25)by Wayne FussellPreacher’s Study Notes 1990I. IntroductionA. Question: How many cups should be used on the Lord’s Table?1. We reply, “One.” Others say, “The cup has no significance.”2. Is this so? Are there only two elements in the Lord’s Supper with any significance? What did Jesus mean then when He said, “This cup is the New Testament?” (Luke 22:20; 1

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by Bill DavisPreacher’s Study Notes 1996Although the subject now under consideration is not the burning issue that it was a few years ago, we must not assume it is unimportant. Many today relegate it to a secondary position and seldom study the subject or teach on it. We must remember however, that a failure to teach a subject may cause loss of faith in that subject. Faith comes by hearing the

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