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Henry helps clear up much of the confusion surrounding the proper practices of the Supper and elevates communion to its rightful place of importance. This valuable guide encourages both the solemnity and the celebration of communion. He answers many questions that arise regarding the Supper, including how often it is to be offered and who is eligible to receive it. Citing Scripture, he explains...

communion, which referred to believers’ relationship with the Lord (vertically) and with fellow believers (horizontally). Eucharist, another designation for the Lord’s Supper, is derived from the Greek word eucharistia, “giving of thanks,” as it implies the thanksgiving over the bread and wine (1 Cor. 11:24). Paul referred to it as “the Lord’s table” (1 Cor. 10:21). Augustine, in the fourth century A.D., called the Lord’s Supper a “sacrament,” which comes from a word that originally meant a pledge
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