By Scripture
3 archived articles.
What is the background of the Eucharist, commonly known as “The Lord’s Table?” This series offers an historical inquiry and suggests that the “Lord’s Table” was the product of the emerging Christian Church as she left her Hebrew roots. In part 2 of this series, Tim Hegg explains the Apostle’s use of the phrase “breaking bread.” Was it originally meant to connote the observance of the Eucharist (i.e. the Lord’s
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What is the background of the Eucharist, commonly known as “The Lord’s Table?” This series offers an historical inquiry and suggests that the “Lord’s Table” was the product of the emerging Christian Church as she left her Hebrew roots. It will show how 1 Corinthians 11 refers to the Passover celebration rather than the later Eucharist of the Christian Church. The following is a list of topics that this series
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One of the great advantages of viewing the Christian faith from a Jewish perspective is the door it opens for looking at things from a different angle—for asking questions one would otherwise never ask. For some time I have been asking questions about the Lord’s Table, as well as the ritual of baptism performed in the traditional Christian church. The questions I’ve been asking myself relate to the origin of
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