The
importance & purpose of communion |
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| body
-
corpse; used of a (large or small) # of men closely
united into one society or family (a social, ethical,
or mystical body)
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| cup
-
one's lot or experience, whether joyess or adverse,
favorable or unfavorable, or prosperity or adversity |
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| given
thanks (verb)(Gr: "eucharisteó")
- to be grateful, feel thankful |
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| blood
-
of a man or animals; bloodshed;
refers to seat of life |
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| covenant
-
testament or will, arrangement, contract |
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| drink
-
to receive into the soul what serves to refresh, strengthen,
"nourish" it onto eternal life |
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| ate
- to eat, feed, dine, metaph -
to "devour,
consume" |
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| bread
- figuratively, food or any
kind, nourishment |
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| flesh
- life,
carnal; nature of man |
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| food
- the act of eating, the soul's
"food", either that "refreshes"
the soul,
or "nourishes" it & supports it |
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7
"I AM" statements:
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the Bread of life
- the Light of the world
- the Door of the sheep
- the Good Shepherd
- the Resurrection & the Life
- the Way, the Truth, & the Life
- the True Vine
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