VVHat the Sacrament of the Lords Supper is, Bernard term∣eth* 1.1 it, Canalis grati & lavacrum anime, the cunduit of Gra••••, and the hath of the Soule, which the whole company of the faithfull doe consecrate and sacrifice as well as the Priest, or Mi••ister, and it consisteth of two things, viz. the visible sub∣stance, which is, Bread and Wine. 2. The invisible grace, which is, redemption by Christs death from the punishment due unto our sins; that like as by Baptisme we are inis••iated into the Church, so by this spirituall Banquet, we are preserved in that life, into which he hath begotten us through the Word, and in this holy Mystery three things are to be considered: as 1. The signi∣fication. 2. The matter, and 3. The effect: now the significa∣tion is placed in the promise, the matter is Christs death, and resurrection, and by the effect is meant redemption, righteous∣nesse,
Rome ruin'd by VVhite Hall, or, The papall crown demolisht
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and eternall life, which is the fruit which a worthy recei∣ver obtaineth, by being partaker of that Divine Mystery.
In the second Circumstance the great controversie will fall by course to be disputed upon, viz. Whether or no our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ (whom the Apostle saith the heavens must containe untill the restauration of all things, or untill the day of Judgement) be so eaten in the Sacrament, as these Popelings seeme to be confident of, according to the former expression de∣livered.
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What the Lords Supper is.