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First Corinthians 11 describes the Supper as remembrance and proclamation of the Lord’s death. Paul continues to call the element bread after describing the Lord’s words. Hebrews 10 presents Christ’s offering as once for all.
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A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: Does Acts 2:42 show that only Christians may partake of the Lord’s Supper?
A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: Is it wrong to partake of the Lord’s Supper when you can’t attend services at a church?
A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: The Self Examination Required During the Lord’s Supper
A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: Could the Lord’s Supper be taken in advance?
A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: Was the Lord’s Supper taken only once a year?
A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: How much time should be spent during the Lord’s Supper?
A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: Is the Lord’s Supper cannibalism?
A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: What if a person doesn’t get a chance to partake of the Lord’s Supper before dying?
A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: Are there rules for how the Lord’s Supper is to be conducted?
A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: Are the pre-packaged wafers proper for the Lord’s Supper?
A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: Can comments be made during the Lord’s Supper?
A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: Do I need to confess my sin of lust before taking communion?
A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: Why was the Lord’s Supper changed from the first-century practice of being a part of a meal?
A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: Where is the justification for taking the Lord’s Supper at home?
A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: Can the Lord’s Supper be taken by yourself?
A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: How can a person with no teeth partake of the Lord’s Supper?
A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: Should a person skip partaking the Lord’s Supper if his mind isn’t where it should be?
A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: The original Lord’s Supper was observed at night and it wasn’t on Sunday
A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: Must the bread be broken by the one presiding at the Lord’s Supper?
A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: Were the Corinthians having a potluck instead of partaking of the Lord’s Supper?
A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: Were the Corinthians having a potluck instead of partaking in the Lord’s Supper?
A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: Can you explain some of these terms related to the Lord’s Supper?
A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: Why isn’t the Lord’s Supper taken as the last meal of the day?
A La Vista Church of Christ question-and-answer resource addressing: Should the Lord’s Supper only be offered after the invitation?