...that the blood is included in the body. Ang. Nay, but if our Lord gave both bread and wine, and said of the bread, " This is My body," and of the wine, " This is My blood," what possible right can the Roman Church have to say that the wine is not necessary for the laity,...

...a sign of what they are themselves. When, at the original institution of the ordinance, Jesus said of the bread, " This is my body," and of the wine, "This is my blood," the disciples, whose eyes then saw him, and whose ears then heard the words he spake, knew that he...

...transubstantiation. M. — Did not Christ, when he established the holy sacrament of the Supper, say, of the bread, 'This is my body;' and of the wine, ' This is my blood ? ' It is as plain as the light, that the words were meant to be understood in a literal sense. B....

...when they be separated to that holy use by Christ's own words, which He spake for that purpose, saying of the bread, ' This is my body,' and of the wine, ' This is my blood.' " So that commonly the authors, before those words be spoken, do take the bread and wine but as other...

...or any other ordinance so named, but the rock was Christ, the bread is Christ, of which he says, ' This is my body,' and of the wine, ' This is my blood ;' yea, and it is Christ entire, whole Christ. We have to deal with the whole of his person, the whole...

...or any other ordinance so named, but the rock was Christ, the bread is Christ, of which he says, ' This is my body,' and of the wine, ' This is my blood ;' yea, and it is Christ entire, whole Christ. We have to deal with the whole of his person, the whole...

...subjective, carried him still further. At table, pointing to the food, he said, " I am here " — holding the bread — " this is my body ; " and of the wine, " This is my blood," — all modes of speech which were equivalent to, " I am your nourishment." This mysterious rite obtained...

...were His momentously significant acts. Their explanation forthwith followed. Of the Bread He said, " This is my Body ;" and of the Wine, " This is my Blood ;" using a customary idiom of their native tongue, which His Disciples would certainly understand to...

...when they be separated to that holy use by Christ's own words, which He spake for that purpose, saying of the bread, ' This is my body,' and of the wine, ' This is my blood.' . . Not that the bread and wine can be partakers of any holiness or godliness, or can be the body and...

...we eat the flesh of the Son of Man, and drink his blood we have no life in us. When, then, he said, of the bread, This is my body ; and of the wine, This is my blood, what could be plainer that that was the very means of eating his flesh and drinking his blood, which...