Communion Tokens (Classic Reprint): Descriptive Catalogue of Medals and Tokens Struck for the Use of Communicants in Different Branches of the American Presbyterian Church - Tapa blanda

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The use of sacramental tokens at the sacred ordinance of Communion was the established law of this Church in Scotland; and a few parishes of the Episcopal Church of old standing in the north of Scotland, and at least one Roman Catholic Church in Glasgow also used the token.

The celebration of the Lord's Supper has given rise to many contro versies, both in the early Church and among the various Christian denomina tions of later times, ever since this Holy Sacrament was instituted by our Saviour Christ, on the night before His death; - not so much concerning the sacred ordinance itself, as upon the proper ceremonies and the means to be used in its administration, of which the wine and the bread are the essen tial elements, signifying the body and blood of Christ. This is My body.

This-is My blood. This do in remembrance of Me. Volumes have been written upon the subject before the Reformation, and Luther, Calvin, Melanchthon, Wycliffe, Zwingli, and other Reformers of the sixteenth century, as well as learned Doctors of the Church since their time, have held different views as to the nature and importance of the Lord's Supper.

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