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The Table Is Not Private Hunger
A modest note on the Lord's Supper, where communion with Christ rebukes private consumption and contempt for the Church.
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Lord's Supper
A collected route through the journey.
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The Table Is Not Private Piety
A modest note on the Eucharistic table, where thanksgiving gathers a reconciled body rather than private devotion.
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The Shared Cup Is Not Private Memory
A modest note on the Lord's Supper, where remembrance is thicker than private recall and guarded from careless handling.
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The Cup Is Not Private Memory
A modest note on the Lord's Supper, where remembrance is communal participation before Christ rather than private mental recall.
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The Broken Bread Is Not Bare Memory
A modest note on the breaking of bread as Christ's appointed gift rather than a bare exercise in memory.
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The Cup Of Blessing Is Not Bare Memory
A modest note on the Lord's Supper as remembrance that truly shares in Christ rather than bare mental recall.
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The Table Is Not A Private Memory
A modest note on the Lord's Supper as Christ-given remembrance, communion, and ecclesial thanksgiving rather than private recollection.
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Receiving Is Not Taking
A modest Eucharistic note on receiving communion as obedient dependence rather than possession or private recollection.
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The Institution Words Are Not A Handle
A modest note on Christ's words over bread and cup as a received command rather than either mechanical control or thin recollection.
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The Table Is Not A Private Room
A modest note on the Lord's Supper as Christ's gift to his body rather than private consolation or a badge of worthiness.
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The Table Is Not Nostalgia
A modest note on Eucharistic remembrance as proclamation of Christ's death until he comes.
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The Table Is Not Private Food
A modest note on the Lord's Supper, shared communion, and why Christ's table cannot be reduced to private religious comfort.