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... Vine ( which the Church of Rome would mightily have triumph'd in , had it been faid , this is my true body . ) And fo likewife where the Church is faid to be Chrift's body ; and the Rock which fol- lowed the Ifraelites to be Chrift , 1 ...
... Vine ( which the Church of Rome would mightily have triumph'd in , had it been faid , this is my true body . ) And fo likewife where the Church is faid to be Chrift's body ; and the Rock which fol- lowed the Ifraelites to be Chrift , 1 ...
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... Vine , which he had now drank with them , till after his Refurrection . From whence it is plain that it was the fruit of the Vine , real wine , which our Saviour drank of and communicated to his Disciples in the Sa- crament . Befides ...
... Vine , which he had now drank with them , till after his Refurrection . From whence it is plain that it was the fruit of the Vine , real wine , which our Saviour drank of and communicated to his Disciples in the Sa- crament . Befides ...
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... Vine ( that is , the Wine in the Sacrament ) af- ter confecration the bloud of the Lord , fo he ( viz . Facob ) calls the bloud of the true Vine ( viz . of Chrift ) the bloud of the grape : but the bloud of Chrift is not lite- rally and ...
... Vine ( that is , the Wine in the Sacrament ) af- ter confecration the bloud of the Lord , fo he ( viz . Facob ) calls the bloud of the true Vine ( viz . of Chrift ) the bloud of the grape : but the bloud of Chrift is not lite- rally and ...
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abfurd againſt alfo anſwer Argument becauſe believe bleffing bleſſing bloud of Chrift body and bloud body of Chrift bread and wine Cafe call'd Chrift's body Chriftian Chriftian Church Chriftian Religion Church of England Church of Rome Communion confecration confequently Council Council of Trent crament Demonftration Difciples Difcourfe Divine Doctrine of Tranfubftantiation doth Errour Eutychians evidence expreffions exprefly faid fame fays fee and handle felf fenfe feven feveral fhall fhed fhew fhewn fhould fignified fince firft firſt fleſh flesh and bloud fome fpeaking ftill fubftance fubftantially changed fuch a change fure Gabriel Biel hath Heretique himſelf Idolatry impoffible Inſtitution Irenĉus likewife literally Lord Miracle moft moſt muſt natural body neceffity occafion oppofition plain poffible Pope pretended grounds Prieft prove purpoſe reaſon receive reprefent Sacra Sacrament Saviour ſay Scripture Senfes ſenſe Symbols teftimony thefe themſelves theſe words thing thofe thoſe true truth underſtand uſed Vine wrought