 | William Stephens - Church and state - 1696 - 40 pages
...Power which changed Earth into a Man, may change Bread iritoFlefh : But I can frame to my felf JBO Idea of what your Church Teacheth in the Sacrament, that the Body and Blood of Chrift are verily anA indeed, token and received of the faithful : And when I ask how can this be underftood by a Proteftant,... | |
 | Benjamin Farrow - 1708 - 272 pages
...Now the Lord's Bodyln the Sacrament is only to be difcern'd by faith, and therefore tho' it be faid that the Body and Blood of Chrift are verily and indeed taken and receiif.f. in the Lord's Suffer, yet 'tis only by the Faithfot, and that hy their fli/jfi. Without... | |
 | Henry Sacheverell - Trials (Impeachment) - 1710 - 70 pages
...an Idea that fuch a thing may be ; but I can frame to my felf no Idea of what Your Church tcachcth in the Sacrament, that the Body and Blood of Chrift...receiv'd of the Faithful : And when I ask how can this be nndcrfiood by a Protefiant, who believeth that there is no other Body but that of Bread r I am told... | |
 | Samuel Downes - Reformation - 1751 - 218 pages
...agreed to by the reft of the reformers, and eftablim'd in the Church of England at this very day, viz. " The Body and Blood of Chrift are Verily and Indeed taken and received by the Faithful in the Lord's-fupper." It is impoffible to defcribe to reafon how Faith does... | |
 | SEVERAL HANDS - 1755 - 540 pages
...all this parade, when the very fame church, in her ca« techifm, inftrtifts her youth to believe " That the body " and blood of Chrift are verily and indeed taken by the faith'* ful in the Lord's fupper ;" ' and that the devout communic cants are alfo directed jufl... | |
 | Thomas Secker (abp. of Canterbury.) - 1790 - 336 pages
...it is the Senfe, in which the latter Part of the third Anfwer of our Catechifm is to be nnderftood j that the Body and Blood of Chrift are verily and indeed taken and received by the Faithful in the Lord's Supper: Words intended to mew, that our Church as truly believes... | |
 | Vicesimus Knox - English prose literature - 1790 - 1058 pages
...both. There is a difficulty in this part of the catechifm, which mould not be paiTed over. We are told, that " the body and blood of Chrift are verily and indeed taken, and » The cntechifm aflcits the fncraments to he only generally neceflfary to fjh-ation, exceptin; particular... | |
 | Conduct of life - 1792 - 494 pages
...There is a difficulty in this part of the catcchifm, which Jhould not be palled over. We are told, that " the body and blood of Chrift are verily and indeed taken ,_ and, received by the faithful in the Lord's luupcr." çopifh doitrine, juft mentioned, of tranfubftamiation.... | |
 | Vicesimus Knox - Lord's Supper - 1799 - 360 pages
...considered as too ftrong, fince, from their ftrength, they are liable to riiifconftru&itm. IT afferts, that the body and blood of Chrift are verily and indeed taken in the Sacra- 1 mehc. The compilers, however, could riot mean, '' by verily and indeed," to teach the... | |
 | John Milner - 1802 - 496 pages
...particularly of the definitive doctrines of the cKurch of England -on this point. She pofitively aifcrts that *' the body and blood of Chrift are verily and indeed taken and received in the facrament of the Lord's Supper,"(2) and me requires her minifters to fignify the fame... | |
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Teachcth in the Sacra.ment, that the Body and Blood of Chrift are verily and indeed taken and received of the faithful : And when I ask how can this be underftood by a Proteftant, who believeth that there is no other Body but that of Bread ? I am told... 
