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... Symbol , or Sign , and to the Symbol or Sign the name of his Body ; thus when he had call'd himself the Vine , he ... Symbols or Elements of the Sacrament , viz . bread and Wine his Body and Bloud , he made no change in the nature of ...
... Symbol , or Sign , and to the Symbol or Sign the name of his Body ; thus when he had call'd himself the Vine , he ... Symbols or Elements of the Sacrament , viz . bread and Wine his Body and Bloud , he made no change in the nature of ...
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... Symbols of the Lord's body and bloud are one thing before the invocation of the Priest , but after the invocation are changed and become another thing ; So the body of our Lord after his afcenfion is changed into the divine fubftance ...
... Symbols of the Lord's body and bloud are one thing before the invocation of the Priest , but after the invocation are changed and become another thing ; So the body of our Lord after his afcenfion is changed into the divine fubftance ...
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... Symbols of his body and bloud as he hath appointed in remembrance of him . For the Spiritual efficacy of the Sacrament doth not depend upon the nature of the thing received , fuppo- fing we receive what our Lord appointed , and receive ...
... Symbols of his body and bloud as he hath appointed in remembrance of him . For the Spiritual efficacy of the Sacrament doth not depend upon the nature of the thing received , fuppo- fing we receive what our Lord appointed , and receive ...
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