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The Lord’s Supper Explained: Real Presence, Symbolic Meal, or Spiritual Mystery?

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What did Jesus mean when He said, "This is my body" and "This is my blood"? In this episode, we explore whether His words should be understood literally or figuratively, examining how Scripture frequently uses metaphorical language.

We trace diverse views from the early church, challenging the notion that all Christians historically held a literal interpretation. Comparing the Reformed perspective of Christ’s spiritual presence with the Roman Catholic doctrine of transubstantiation, we unpack the theological stakes—especially how Christ’s humanity and divinity relate to His presence in the Eucharist.

Join us for a thoughtful, Scripture-centered discussion that moves beyond mere debate to a profound reflection on how Christ nourishes His church.

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Chapters

1. Introduction to the Lord's Supper (00:00:00)

2. The Bread of Life Discourse (00:03:05)

3. Misinterpreted Teachings in the Gospels (00:06:34)

4. Figurative Language and Metonymy (00:14:32)

5. Early Church Fathers' Perspectives (00:22:30)

6. Reformed vs. Catholic Views of the Eucharist (00:30:40)

7. Christ's Spiritual vs. Physical Presence (00:39:56)

8. The Chalcedonian Definition (00:49:36)

9. The Holy Spirit and Christ's Presence (00:58:20)

10. Atonement and the One-Time Sacrifice (01:08:12)

17 episodes

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What did Jesus mean when He said, "This is my body" and "This is my blood"? In this episode, we explore whether His words should be understood literally or figuratively, examining how Scripture frequently uses metaphorical language.

We trace diverse views from the early church, challenging the notion that all Christians historically held a literal interpretation. Comparing the Reformed perspective of Christ’s spiritual presence with the Roman Catholic doctrine of transubstantiation, we unpack the theological stakes—especially how Christ’s humanity and divinity relate to His presence in the Eucharist.

Join us for a thoughtful, Scripture-centered discussion that moves beyond mere debate to a profound reflection on how Christ nourishes His church.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Introduction to the Lord's Supper (00:00:00)

2. The Bread of Life Discourse (00:03:05)

3. Misinterpreted Teachings in the Gospels (00:06:34)

4. Figurative Language and Metonymy (00:14:32)

5. Early Church Fathers' Perspectives (00:22:30)

6. Reformed vs. Catholic Views of the Eucharist (00:30:40)

7. Christ's Spiritual vs. Physical Presence (00:39:56)

8. The Chalcedonian Definition (00:49:36)

9. The Holy Spirit and Christ's Presence (00:58:20)

10. Atonement and the One-Time Sacrifice (01:08:12)

17 episodes

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