What is a Sacrament?
According to the Lutheran catechetical definition, a sacrament is instituted by God, joins His Word and promise to a visible element, and gives this.
What is the forgiveness of sins?
Lutherans use this verb to describe the relationship between the bread/wine and Christ's body/blood. (For example: The bread in the Lords supper ______ Christ's body)
What is is?
Jesus instituted the Lord's Supper on this night.
What is "the night he was betrayed." (Maunday Thursday)
The Lord’s Supper was instituted in the setting/context of this great Old Testament meal of deliverance.
What is the Passover?
Fasting and bodily preparation may be fine outward training, but they do not make a person worthy; true worthiness is by this.
What is faith in the words “given and shed for you for the forgiveness of sins”?
According to the Lutheran understanding there are this many sacraments (not including Confession and Absolution)
What is 2?
This medieval Roman Catholic theory says the inner substance of the bread and wine changes while the outward appearances remain.
What is transubstantiation?
Matthew, Mark, Luke, and this apostle all transmit the Words of Institution.
Who is Paul?
God fed Israel in the wilderness with this “bread from heaven,” a pattern fulfilled by Christ, the true Bread of Life.
What is manna?
Paul commands that a person do this before eating of the bread and drinking of the cup
What is examine himself?
Baptism is the initiatory sacrament, a once in a lifetime experience; the Lord’s Supper is this.
What is the nourishing sacrament?
The Reformed christians use this verb to describe the relationship between the bread/wine and Christ's body/blood. (For example: The bread in the Lords supper ______ Christ's body)
Paul calls the sacramental cup a koinonia in Christ’s blood and the bread a koinonia in Christ's body. What does koinonia mean?
Paul says Israel was “baptized into Moses” in the cloud and this body of water.
What is the Red Sea?
What does axios mean? 1 Corinthians 11:27
Equal to (translated worthy)
Lutherans confess that the bread and wine do not merely symbolize an absent Christ; His true body and blood are received ____, _____, and ______ the bread and wine.
What is in, with, and under?
Remember back to the comparison chart. The arrow describing the Lutheran view of the Lord's Supper faces this direction.
Every celebration of the Supper does this until Christ returns. 1 Corinthians 11:26
What is proclaim his death?
What are God's two modes of presence?
General and covenantal
Unworthy reception is dangerous because all communicants receive Christ’s body and blood; the faithless receive them unto this rather than blessing.
What is judgement?
How can bodily eating and drinking do such great things? Certainly not just eating and drinking do these things, but __________.
What is "given and shed for you for the forgiveness of sins"?
This is why Lutherans reject the Mass as a continual or repeated sacrifice.
What is because Christ's death was once for all?
The Greek word Zakar means this. Luke 22:19; 1 Corinthians 11:24
What is Remembrance?
An appearance of God (Ex: Burning bush)
People of other faiths should not be given the Sacrament because Communion is this.
What is a public confession/testimony of unity in faith.