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Chapter 30
Of the Lord’s Supper
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| 1 | I. Its institution |
| A. The original circumstances of its institution | |
| B. The prescribed observation of its institution | |
1. Its location |
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2. Its duration |
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| C. The multiple purposes of its institution | |
1. The primary design: “for the perpetual remembrance and showing forth the sacrifice of himself in death” |
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2. The subsidiary intentions |
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The confirmation of our faith |
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The nourishment of our spirituality |
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The increase of our commitment |
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The strengthening of our communion |
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| 2 | II. Its nature |
| A. Described | |
1. Negatively |
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2. Positively |
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| B. Applied | |
| 3-4 | III. Its celebration |
| 3 | A. Its proper celebration |
| 4 | B. Its perverse celebration |
| 5-6 | IV. Its elements |
| 5 | A. The true doctrine defined |
| 6 | B. The false doctrine refuted |
| 7-8 | V. Its reception |
| 7 | A. The benefits or worthy reception |
1. Its means |
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2. Its nature |
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3. Its basis |
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| 8 | B. The liabilities of unworthy reception |
1. By the openly unconverted |
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2. By the apparently converted |
From: Samuel E. Waldron, A Modern Exposition of the 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith, (Evangelical Press, 1989), p. 362-363. Used by permission.
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