A Discourse Concerning the True Notion Of The Lord's Supper, fol. 28
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- Gen. 26.
- The Lords Supper a F’ederat Rite.
- ihe Tame Analogr, he must necds caII che Communion. Table By che
- name ot the Toras Table, i. e. the Table uxon itrich cods Meat
- is caten; noc his AIIaE, uxon irhich it is oftered. TLis true, an Altar
- is nochins but a Table; but itis a Fablenpon which COD himselfeats.
- consumins che Sacrifices by his holy Fire: buc When tHC (aMCMCaL Is
- siventrom GOD unto UIS to eat oF, the relation beins changed,
- che place on rhich W P eat is nochins buc a Fable.
- And because it isnot enouxh in any Discourse, as Aristorle ell ob-
- Terrech in his ethicks, 10 contute an Error, untels me can also Mew
- 20 avrior 28 + 6855, the Cause of that Error; havins chus discovered
- the True Notion of the Loras Supper, we may casuy discern trom
- hence al(o hon chat mistakle srew ip, and chat by che degeneration
- oE chis Truch. Thereis a Sacritice in che Lords Supper Cymbolical.
- Iy, butnocthere asoffered up eo Cod, but Scasted on by us; and (0
- noc a Sacrisice, but a Sacrifieral Feast: Whieh besan t00 loonto bC
- misunderstood.
- CH A P. V1.
- Thefarcher Improvement of that Ceneral Notion, Nom the
- Lords Supperis a Federat Rite between Cod and us, at
- laree: concluded with a memorable Story, out of Maimo-
- nides and Nachmanides.
- Stould nom come tomatee (ome Farcher Improvement oF this Oe-
- Deral Notion of the Cords supper, by Ceine Whac thele Feasts upa
- on the sacrisices did Gignitie under the Lam; and chen applvins thc
- Tame in a more perfect manner to the Cords supper under theCospel.
- beino warranted chereunco by chac Analogy wrhich is betreen chem.
- Buc Because chere may DC divers Oloses and Interpretations of thele
- Fealts upon che Sacritices, Wrhich are obrious to every common un
- derstandine, me will decline them all, and picch onlr upon one,
- erhich is noc (0 vulsarly understood; and ie is chis, That the Fatine of
- Gods SacriACES NaS a FF DER AL RTTF betoeen Cod and those
- that offeredihem; accordine to the Custom oF the Ancients, and e-
- specially in chose Oriental parIS, to contirm and ratitie their COve-
- nanes by Facins and Drinkins cosether.
- Thus when Isaac made a Covenant with Abimelech the Rins OFCe-
- rar ehe Text Caich. Ee made him and those that came oith him a Feast,
- and they did Fat and Drink, and rose up betimes in the mornine, and
- svare to one another.
- When Taban made a Covenant with Tacob, Cen. 3F. Ver. 44. Nom
- therefore come (Caich Laban) let us mahe a Covenant L and thon and let it
- be for a witness beteen me and thec: Then it Follons inthe Text, Ther
- tookstones, and made a Beap, and did eat there upon theheap; and Laban
- called it J E G A R. S AH ADUPH A, in his Chaldee PonguC, but
- facob (in the Hebre LAnBUASC) OAL P PD, 1. c. Aheap of witness;
- implyins chac chose stones upon hich cher had cacen and drunte
- togecher ould Be a witnels against cither oF them rhat Mould Arst
- violate chaE COrEHANE. R. Moses Bar Nachman in his C OmmenE thuS
- slollechrpon chis place, hrzuh NZSZ GINZ ZHI NI p12SIZ DGB ∞V 1h3N
- D, VZW
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