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... Vine ( which the Church of Rome would mightily have triumph'd in , had it been said , 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 said , 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 Resurrection . 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 Resurrection . 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 be ( 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 be ( 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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